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. � 11' Elk Elk River Comp ehensive Plan River ,if �Y Relationship between the 2013 Existing Land Use and 2004 Land Use Plan The 2013 Comprehensive Plan Update utilizes the 2004 Comprehensive Plan as its foundation and builds off of the amendments that have occurred since then. Although there are some differences in future land use guidance as shown in Figure 5-2, the 2013 Plan takes all planning efforts (e.g. Mississippi Connections, FAST Study, and several transportation planning efforts) and integrates them into this document for ease of use. Table 5-A: Summary of Future Land Use - 2040 Land Use Plan Gross Wetland Net The land use plan provides the Existing Land Use Acres* Acres Net Acres* Percent framework or "road map" for the of City growth and development of the City. Agricultural Research 826.41 208.28 618.13 2.7% The land use plan serves as a guide for the character and intensity of Commercial Reserve 2,651.57 57.49 2,594.07 8.8% development and will be supported Highway Business 532.30 32.96 499.34 1.8% by other land use controls and FAST 986.31 166.49 819.82 3.3% public actions taken pursuant to the High Density Residential 94.47 23.88 70.59 0.3% Comprehensive Plan. Landfill 132.03 0.75 131.28 0.4% The land use map appears in Figure Industrial 938.27 81.17 857.10 3.1% 5-2: Future Land Use. The Plan builds Mining 2,651.57 57.49 2,594.07 8.8% on the existing community pattern Mixed Use 196.82 2.17 194.65 0.7% to achieve the desired vision for the Mississippi Connection 463.70 5.11 458.59 1.5% future of Elk River. Open Space 2,560.26 509.81 2,050.46 8.5% PubliclSemi Public 577.14 28.18 548.95 1.9% Residential 17,265.40 4,030.73 13,234.67 57.1% Water 357.38 326.39 30.99 1.2% TOTAL 24,702.73 5,530.90 19,171.83 100% Source: WSB & Associates, Inc. Chapter 5: Land Use / 35