Existing housing stock One goal of the Neighborhood Plans is to identify opportunities for new infill development that is compatible with the character of existing neighborhoods.
Redevelopment refers to constructing new development on previously developed parcels of land.
By focusing on opportunities for infill and redevelopment we can make more efficient use of existing infrastructure such as streets and water and sewer lines, provide affordable housing within the city, minimize traffic congestion by reducing commuting distances, and relieve some of the pressure for suburban sprawl. To help with the task of fitting new development into existing neighborhoods the City created a number of amendments to the Land Development Code. These are known as the Infill and Redevelopment Amendments. They consist of 8 separate options which are available only when approved as part of a Neighborhood Plan. Cottage Lot Single family 2.