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B.13 new residential development within Airport Impact Zones 1-5 or within the 60 LDN <br /> contour zone (except for build-out of existing approved plats and parcels) requires a <br /> holistic land use plan to protect the long-term operations of the Airport. ASAP supports <br /> no increase in residential densities via re-zonings for these areas except as indicated on <br /> the Land Use Map (Figure 6) or with a holistic land use plan to protect the long-term <br /> operations of the Airport. <br /> B.14 Use of planned area development (PAD) is encouraged as a tool to move residential <br /> densities from areas inappropriate for residential uses to areas more suitable for <br /> residential developments compatible with airport protection. PAD designs, conservation <br /> easements, and publicly dedicated open space are also recommended to achieve <br /> connected open spaces between developments and neighborhoods. <br /> B.15 ASAP residential uses are indicated as density ranges on the plan map in Figure 6. The <br /> overall number of dwellings permitted will ultimately be based on alternate water service <br /> agreements and the communities elected officials' decisions on how best to allocate this <br /> resource. <br /> B.16 To help halt any further RA 9 residential development south of the Crosswind Runway, <br /> consider providing City-funded construction of water and sewer lines and a public Side <br /> Road built to city standards. Such improvements should be offered as incentives for this <br /> residential area to (re)develop to an appropriate non-residential use such as retail or <br /> employment. <br /> B.17 Low and medium density residential designation shown on Figure 6 may include one or <br /> more golf courses if approved by the water provider. A golf course may be similarly <br /> considered within a Mixed-use Village. <br /> ASAP LAND USE TABLE — supplements Figure 6 <br /> Zones 1-6 are as depicted on Figure 6 Existing Land Use Plan. May 2013 <br /> 60 and 65 LDN lines are as depicted in the City of Prescott Zoning Code <br /> ASAP Land Use Classifications with Intended Scale and Type of Use <br /> (Provided as examples but may not be all inclusive) <br /> GOVERNMENT/INSTITUTIONAL <br /> This designation denotes areas dedicated for public or semi-public uses which may include <br /> government centers, police and fire substations, schools, libraries, community centers, water <br /> plants, wastewater treatment plants, as well as college or university campuses and related uses <br /> and activities, including student dormitories. In general, these areas are not intended for <br /> residential uses other than student housing. <br /> RECREATION/OPEN SPACE <br /> This designation denotes areas which are to be precluded from development except for active <br /> and passive public recreational facilities or natural preserves. Open space areas are intended to <br /> be left in a natural state due to topographic, drainage, vegetative, and/or landform constraints or <br /> the need to provide buffers between incompatible land uses, or to protect viewsheds. Zone 1 is <br /> limited to Natural Open Space, which may include: wildlife movement corridor/habitat, passive <br /> recreation (hiking trail, wildlife viewing), limited utility infrastructure and airport buffering as well <br /> as sand and gravel extraction, as permitted, within the Granite Creek wash. <br /> AGRICULTURAL/RANCHING <br /> 23 <br />