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Apr 3, 2009·StrategicPlan
Board
Nassau County Master Plan Updated 2008
The 2008 Master Plan Updated for Nassau County provides an overview of current conditions and describes ongoing initiatives, laying the foundation for a future 25-year strategic plan. It articulates a vision for 'New Suburbia' structured around three core principles: supporting and promoting key industries, targeting development in designated growth areas, and investing in critical infrastructure improvements. The overarching aim is to leverage county assets, address quality-of-life challenges, and guide future development.
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The Nassau County Comprehensive Plan is a visionary policy document outlining a future vision for current and long-range protection, enhancement, growth, and development. It provides guidance to decision-makers, residents, and organizations, focusing on maintaining the quality of life and protecting natural resources. The plan encompasses strategic areas including interagency planning and coordination, land use, environmental resources, transportation, housing, the economy, culture and recreation, and community facilities and services.
Jan 12, 2004·StrategicPlan
Board
Nassau County Comprehensive Plan
This 2003 Update of the Nassau County Comprehensive Plan serves as a status report on issues identified in the 1998 plan and aims to foster progress and reform. It focuses on protecting the natural environment and ensuring the County's economic vitality. Key recommendations encompass interagency coordination, land use, environmental resources, transportation, housing, economic development, culture and recreation, and the efficient management of county facilities.
Feb 1, 2024·StrategicPlan
Board
Nassau County Office of Community Development Allocation Plan
The Nassau County HOME-ARP Allocation Plan details the utilization of HOME Investment Partnerships Program funds, provided through the American Rescue Plan Act, to address homelessness, prevent housing instability, and support vulnerable populations. The plan primarily focuses on increasing permanent affordable housing units and providing supportive services, with 78% of the allocation dedicated to affordable rental housing development and 7% to supportive services. It specifically prioritizes individuals with developmental and intellectual disabilities who are at-risk of homelessness. This comprehensive approach aims to close gaps in the current housing inventory and service delivery system within Nassau County.
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