Green Valley Area Plan

Background

The Green Valley Area Plan is a joint effort by Pottawatomie County, Kendig Keast Collaborative, and the Kaup Law Office through funds provided by a grant from the Ft Riley Joint Land Use Study.

The plan consists of two parts: A Land Use and Growth Management Plan and a Governance Plan.

Through the steering committee, town halls, surveys, and focus groups, the Plan creates a long-term vision for one of the fastest growing areas of our region. Through the Plan, the County will begin the process of developing strategies to provide desired services to this area in a high quality and cost efficient manner.

The last neighborhood plan for this area was done in 1992 shortly after the Blue Township Sewer District was created. Since then, more than 1100 new homes and 50 new businesses have been created in this area.

Adoption

The Pottawatomie County Planning Commission adopted the Green Valley Area Plan on October 17, 2019. The Board of County Commissioners adopted the Plan by adoption of Resolution 2019-80

GVAP Title Page

Green Valley Area Land Use and Growth Management Plan

The Land Use and Growth Management Plan is a typical land use plan. View or download the entire Land Use and Growth Management Plan. A chapter by chapter copy is provided below.

There is also an Existing Area Plan which provides demographic and other baseline data to determine a common understanding of the area’s characteristics.

Individual Maps

Land Use Character Classifications

Governance Plan

The Governance Plan is a summation of the available methods within state statute that provide a more localized form of government for the Green Valley Area. These options range from full local government (incorporation) to more quasi-governmental options (improvement districts).

The Governance Plan is provided below as is the background information provided to residents at several outreach activities.

Governance Plan Documents

Background Information