area element: mid-city...land use change areas commercial/mixed use areas neighborhood conservation...
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Area Element: Mid-City
Future Land Use Map
Generalized Policy Map
Neighborhood Conservation Areas
Neighborhood Enhancement Areas
Land Use Change Areas
Commercial/Mixed Use Areas
Neighborhood Conservation Areas
Other Map Elements
Federal Lands
Central Washington
Parks - Federal and District-owned
Institutional Uses
Commercial/ Mixed Use Areas
Main Street Mixed Use Corridors
Neighborhood Commercial Centers
Central Employment Area
Land Use Change Areas
Neighborhood Enhancement Areas
Multi-Neighborhood Centers
Regional Centers
!( Enhanced/New Neighborhood Centers
Enhanced/NewMulti-Neighborhood Centers!(
Land Use Change Areas (Federal)
Low Density Residential
Moderate Density Residential
Medium Density Residential
High Density Residential
Low Density Commercial
Moderate Density Commercial
Medium Density Commercial
High Density Commercial
Production, Distribution, and Repair
Federal
Local Public Facilities
Institutional
Parks, Recreation, and Open Space
Mixed Land Use
Neighborhood Conservation Areas
Other Map Elements
Federal Lands
Central Washington
Parks - Federal and District-owned
Institutional Uses
Commercial/ Mixed Use Areas
Main Street Mixed Use Corridors
Neighborhood Commercial Centers
Central Employment Area
Land Use Change Areas
Neighborhood Enhancement Areas
Multi-Neighborhood Centers
Regional Centers
!( Enhanced/New Neighborhood Centers
Enhanced/NewMulti-Neighborhood Centers!(
Land Use Change Areas (Federal)
Low Density Residential
Moderate Density Residential
Medium Density Residential
High Density Residential
Low Density Commercial
Moderate Density Commercial
Medium Density Commercial
High Density Commercial
Production, Distribution, and Repair
Federal
Local Public Facilities
Institutional
Parks, Recreation, and Open Space
Mixed Land Use
Existing Policy
The Generalized Policy Map categorizes how different parts of the District may change. It highlights areas where more detailed policies are necessary within the Comp Plan and in follow-up plans. The Map consists of four different types of policy areas:
Four residential categories
Four commercial categories
Four public & institutional categories
Multiple mixed use categories
The Future Land Use Map is part of the Comp Plan and carries the same legal weight as the Plan document itself. The Map uses color-coded categories to express public policy on future land uses - it is not a zoning map. The Map identifies desired use and density using the following categories:
Policy Focus Areas
Element Policies & Actions
Georgia Avenue Corridor
14th Street Corridor/Columbia Heights
U Street/Uptown
18th Street and Columbia Road
Mount Pleasant Street
McMillan Sand Filtration Site
North Capitol Street/Florida Ave/New York Ave
The Mid-City Area includes 15 area-wide policies and 7 area-wide actions.
The Mid-City Area includes 7 policy focus areas, consisting of 34 policies and 22 actions.