The City's Planning & Urban Design Agency Neighborhood Planning Strategy outlines how we are going to deploy the Neighborhood Planning Initiative in the City of St. Louis!
Thanks to everyone who was able to provide feedback to refine the strategy and make sure the effort is inclusive. The Strategy is available for viewing here.
While this is the strategy we will use to move this initiative forward, we recognize that we will hear from more people about what is going well and what needs improvement and we will be responsive to ensure we are able to evolve and pivot where necessary.
The Planning Commission will consider, at its January 12th Planning Commission, the adoption of 6 priority planning areas which will see these neighborhood planning resources first. These priorities were developed through a data-informed approach, details of which can be found in storymap format here.
Neighborhood Organizations Map
A map of Neighborhood Organizations developed by many partner organizations in hopes that neighbors will be able to use the map to collaborate, work collectively, and build power
Citywide Ward Map Comparison (2011 & 2021)
36" x 64" large-format citywide ward map showing 2011 and 2021 ward boundaries.
Strategic Land Use Plan of the St. Louis Comprehensive Plan
The plan assigns land use designations that indicate what future development focus is intended for each block in the City.
Zoning Overlay Districts
Zoning overlay districts provide more flexibility for individuals proposing development in the City of St. Louis
Adopted Plans - All
A general list of all adopted plans approved by the City's Planning Commission.
Adopted Plans Map
A map of all adopted plans approved by the City's Planning Commission.
Comprehensive Plans
The Comprehensive Plan guides the City in 1) establishing future policies for physical, social & economic development and 2) zoning to address land use issues.
Neighborhood Plans
Plans for individual or groups of neighborhoods that include more details than the Comprehensive Plan may be prepared by PDA or consultants.
Strategic Land Use Plan of the St. Louis Comprehensive Plan
The plan assigns land use designations that indicate what future development focus is intended for each block in the City.
Topical Plans
Plans relating to a specific topic (e.g. parks, sustainability, commerce, design) of importance to the City that include more details than the Comprehensive Plan.
Major Plans - Non-Adopted
Plans that address issues of importance to the City, but have not been adopted by the City's Planning Commission.