About the project
A lot has changed in our community, region, and nation since 2004. To ensure we are planning for a successful future for our beloved City, Statesville is updating the City’s Land Development Plan (2004). The updated Land Development Plan will guide growth and development for the next 25 years. City leaders and staff will use this plan as a guidebook for making land use and community investment decisions. This new plan will be guided by community input and the project team will be reaching out to you soon to discuss how you can share your ideas and help shape the City’s new plan.
What is a Land Development Plan?
Statesville’s Land Development Plan provides a vision for the City. The plan guides future growth, design of new development, and public investments. The new 2045 Land Development Plan will be tailored for the City’s long-term opportunities and regional economic and market trends. This strategic approach will guide land development through clear goals and implementable actions. Following adoption of the new plan, the goals and strategies will be incorporated into current City codes and ordinances.
Where can I find the Current Plan?
You can view the current
2004 Land Development Plan here.
Who is leading this planning effort?
Statesville’s Planning Department is collaborating with other City departments, a consultant team, and the Land Development Team to guide this effort. The Land Development Team is the steering committee for the project and includes members of the Statesville City Council, Planning Board, Iredell County-Statesville Schools, Iredell County Economic Development Corporation, the Statesville Chamber of Commerce, and other community stakeholders.
What is the project timeline?
The planning process includes six distinct phases of work.
What has happened so far?
The Land Development Team is hard at work laying the foundation for this process, and has discussed the following reports:
Development and Future Land Use Profile
Real Estate Market Analysis Presentation
How can I get involved?
Stay tuned! We are just getting started and we will be reaching out to community members in the coming months to get your input.