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UDO Assistance Orange County, North Carolina <br />growth management, land use, and downtown design policies. The VIC Group will produce a <br />digital version of the UDO for The city's website, which will allow users to quickly view code <br />contents, illustrated commentary, and color graphics on-line, as well as take advantage of <br />dynamic text links, index and word search functions, and bookmarking capabilities. <br />Client: ' City of Jacksonville, North Carolina <br />Reference: Reggie Goodson, Planning and Development Services Director <br />Telephone: 910.938.6529 <br />~caye94eville, Paorth ~wro9in~ (Land ®eerelogarnent ®rdfinance <br />Clarion Associates has been retained to prepare anew unified development <br />ordinance (UDO) for Fayetteville, a city of 174,000 that is home to Fort Bragg, one <br />of the world's largest military complexes and a major influence on the city's growth <br />and development. Besides modernizing zoning districts and uses, streamlining <br />development review, and making regulations user-friendly, the UDO will focus on <br />improving open space and landscaping standards to "green' the community, using <br />cutting edge tools to promote sustainable development practices, adding design <br />standards to improve development quality, and revu619 d acet attractive u rban <br />development standards to encourage mixed uses, p p <br />design, and pedestrian accessibility. <br />Client: City of Fayetteville, North Carolina <br />Reference: Karen Hilton, Assistant Planning Director <br />Telephone: 910.433.1437 <br />niCied <br />Ordinance <br />emerald 9~1e, Pdor9h ~arolance (®esrgn C®ncegsys for alellesge tenter <br />Emerald Isle is a coastal community in North Carolina with along-standing local <br />population, and a destination for fishing and beach-related visitors. Clarion <br />Associates was retained by the Town of Emerald Isle to conduct a workshop and <br />prepare Design. Concepts for redevelopment of a strategic beachfront area, at the <br />base of a fishing pier. The Town's Land Use Plan, approved under the terms of <br />the N.C. Coastal Areas Management Act, call for this area-to become a Village <br />Center. Town leaders, full-time residents, property owners, and seasonal visitors <br />were brought together to explore ideas for redevelopment of the area, resulting in <br />a set of Design Concepts that form the foundation for new regulations and <br />development proposals. Another component of the project involves an update of <br />the Town's development ordinances, to combine various regulations into a single document that <br />is user-friendly and targeted to residents, property owners, and the development community. <br />35 <br />Client: Town of Emerald Isle, North Carolina <br />Reference: Kevin Reed, Planning Director <br />Phone: 252.354.3338 <br />