42.0° Overcast Home I Want To ▼ Visitors ▼ Residents ▼ Departments ▼ Government ▼ City Zoning Map via Access Dane Planning Maps Comprehensive Plan Future Urban Development Areas (FUDA) Railroad Corridor Redevelopment Plan Arnett's Addition to Norse View Heights Kettle Park West City Zoning Map via Access Dane [ Return to Top ] Planning Maps City of Stoughton Zoning Map - Updated Dec 2020 City of Stoughton Overlay Zoning District Map City of Stoughton Extra-Territorial Zoning Map Jurisdictional Boundaries Natural Resources Base Map Existing Land Use Map Historic Growth Areas Peripheral Growth Analysis Future Land Use Map Infill Analysis Map Community Character Map Existing Transportation Map Planned Transportation Map [ Return to Top ] Comprehensive Plan The City of Stoughton is rewrote its long-range comprehensive plan. The purposes of the plan are to: Identify areas for growth, development, and preservation Ensure quality development Promote cooperation with surrounding governments Provide strategies to implement plan recommendations This rewrite began with a presentation by Vandewalle & Associates at the Planning Commission meeting of July 12, 2016. See presentation below. A Vision Workshop was held on October 20, 2016 to identify a shared future vision for the City, and to identify Stoughton's opportunities and challenges for future growth and development. Stoughton_Comprehensive_Plan_-_Final_Adopted_Plan_(with_maps_and_Apps)_-_7.11.17.pdf [ Return to Top ] Future Urban Development Areas (FUDA) Purpose Future Urban Development Area (FUDA) is a collaborative, locally-driven effort among neighboring jurisdictions and the Capital Area Regional Planning Commission. The purpose is to protect vital natural resources, promote efficient development, and preserve farmland through cooperative planning for long-term growth. FUDA provides additional resources that local communities may use to update their comprehensive plans. FUDA projects offer “scenario planning” activities to help local officials weigh the costs and benefits of alternative approaches to growth, and find the option best suited for each community. The intended benefits include: In-depth assessments of natural and agricultural resources and water quality at no cost to local municipalities Staff support for planning activities such as public engagement Intergovernmental cooperation Stronger, more harmonious local planning decisions A smoother process for expanding Urban Service Area boundaries by addressing issues and potential conflicts up-front Background The local resolutions that were adopted asking the Governor to create the Capital Area Regional Planning Commission (CARPC) included a proactive long-range planning effort to align regional goals and objectives with local needs and desires in a collaborative manner. This proactive, long-rage collaborative planning process was named Future Urban Development Area (FUDA) Planning. CARPC was created by Governor Doyle under Wis. State Stats. 66.0309 governing regional planning commissions. Under the statute CARPC has the duty and responsibility of planning for the harmonious physical development of the region. CARPC is also created to be an area-wide water quality management planning agency under Wisconsin administrative code chapter NR 121, working as an agent of the state to work with the Wisconsin Department of Natural Resources (WDNR) to coordinate various water quality management activities in the region, and advise WDNR about local water quality management needs and conditions. For detailed description of CARPC roles, duties and responsibilities, see the CARPC overview page. FUDA Survey FUDA Final Draft [ Return to Top ] Railroad Corridor Redevelopment Plan Rail Corridor Redevelopment Plan Highway Trailer Complex Structural Report [ Return to Top ] Arnett's Addition to Norse View Heights Arnett's Addition to Norse View Heights preliminary plat consists of 26 single family lots and three duplex lots. This plat is consistent with the City's comp plan, which allows for residential development. Plat area is 13.55 acres, consisting of 3.06 acres of parkland and 2.3 acres for storm water. This development brings high quality affordable housing to Stoughton with a price range of $225,000-$260,000, which already has a waiting list for the anticipation of these future lots. 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