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EXAMPLES OF PREVIOUS WORK WITH REFERENCES City of Carrollton Comprehensive Land Use Plan Update The City of Carrollton contracted with CLRINC to update the City's 1982 Compre- hensive Land Use Plan with the addition of goals, objectives, and implementa- tion strategies and a new Future Land Use Map. CLRINC worked closely with City staff, the Vision 2000 Committee, and the Planning and Zoning Commission in completing the plan policies. CLRINC is also responsible for general coor- dination of format, graphics, and plan elements for a more comprehensive expansion and revision of the plml to be initiated by City staff. Reference: Craig Farmer, AlCP, Director of Planning Carrollton, Texas (214) 323-5111 Manchaca-Mopac Neighborhood Plan CLRINC was contacted by Donna Kristaponis, Development Consultant, and hired by Nancy Boyd, C.P.A., to prepare a land use plan as a guide and context within which to make zoning and development decisions in a unique area of South Austin. The Manchaca-Mopac Neighborhood Plan received input from and review by leaders in the surrounding neighborhoods, as well as city staff, and was adopted by the Manchaca Road-Mopac Neighborhood Association as their input into the Sector 11 Plan. CLRINC was chosen to prepare this plan because of our reputation of being objective, serving the public interest, and making recom- mendations based on professional principles. City of Buda Comprehensive Plan, Zoning Ordinance, and Subdivision Ordinance The City of Buda has been under intense development pressure because of the continuing demand for housing in the Austin metropolitan region. This pressure from proposed residential development spurred the Council to declare a 60-day moratorium on new construction and subdivisions in May, 1983. During that period, CLRINC prepared an Interim Zoning Ordinance and revised the Subdivision Ordinance to give the City sufficient development controls after the moratorium was lifted and while CLRINC prepared the overall land use and development policies of the Comprehensive Plan. The Interim Zoning Ordinance and revised Subdivision Ordinance were adopted July 21, 1983 and the moratorium was lifted. The Comprehensive Plan was adopted on October 4, 1983. The comprehensive planning process included a well attended citizen input workshop in which the Nominal Group Process was administered to determine planning priorities for the City of Buda. Those priorities, along with the needs identified in the 1982 Planning Needs Assessment, were instru- mental in setting the goals for the City. The Plan goes on to include objec- tives and implementation strategies for land use and development planning. It also includes a Future Land Use Map with the Major Streets Plan incorporated in that same map. The Buda Comprehensive Plan was revised in June 1985 to include elements funded through the Texas Community Development Program. Those elements analyze drainage, water and wastewater service, street improvements, parks development, community facilities and services, financing and administrative needs. CLRINC acts as adjunct staff to the City of Buda and as Buda's City Planners and 13