Economic Development Center Areas. One of seven types of places identified on the community plan map. An economic development center is a designated area where a wide range of industrial and commercial activity is encouraged. Economic Development Centers are priority areas for county water and wastewater investments and would be located along major highways. Any lands within these centers that would be required for environmental protection or as buffers from adjoining development would be preserved at the time a center is designated.
Greenways are linear natural areas that are left undeveloped.
They typically follow stream or river corridors. Greenways may be left completely in their natural state or they may accommodate walking trails or bicycle paths. A home-based business is a business conducted on residential premises and conducted by the house's occupants. The business is incidental and secondary to the use of the premises for residential purposes and does not change the character of the premises. Infrastructure refers to the physical facilities that support development, such as roads, water and sewer lines, public buildings and parks.