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Gen H Comp Plan Draft Feedback

Gen H Comp Plan Draft Feedback

The City of Hendersonville is in the final stretch of developing the Gen H Comprehensive Plan!  The 2045 Comprehensive Plan will establish a long-term vision for sustainable growth and conservation and be Hendersonville’s strategy for how growth and development is managed over the next 20+ years. 

Through each step of the process, the community has been influencing the foundation and direction of the plan through public surveys, input events, open houses, stakeholder meetings, and via six Community Advisory Committee meetings.

Through a focusued effort by City Council, City of Hendersonville staff and the Gen H consultant team, a draft plan has been developed. Keeping in line with our commitment to community engagement, we are offering additional feedback opportunities to review the draft ahead of the plan's final adoption.

Take the survey below to give feedback on the draft plan. (Please note - this is a draft and we will continue to improve formatting and final editing prior to adoption.)

The survey will close June 17, 2024 at midnight.

 

What is your age?

Under 18
18-25
26-35
36-45
46-55
56-65
66-75
Over 75
Prefer not to answer
Closed to responses

What is your race/ethnicity?

White
Black or African-American
Hispanic, Latino, or Spanish
Asian
American Indian or Alaska Native
Native Hawaiian or Other Pacific Islander
Other
I prefer not to answer
Closed to responses

Where do you live?

Inside the City of Hendersonville city limits
In the unincorporated area of Henderson County
Town of Mills River
Town of Laurel Park
Town of Fletcher
Village of Flat Rock
Town of Saluda
Other
Closed to responses

Let us know approximately where you live!

Review Chapter 1: About the Plan and provide comments below. 

Chapter 1 cover showing drone photo of Hendersonville

Provide any comments you have on Chapter 1: About the Plan

Closed for Comments

Review Chapter 2: The Planning Process and provide comments below.

Chapter 2 cover with image of a community input booth at Rhythm & Brews

Provide any comments you have on Chapter 2: The Planning Process

Closed for Comments

Review Chapter 3: Hendersonville Today and provide comments below. 

Chapter 3 cover with image of train depot

Provide any comments you have on Chapter 3: Hendersonville Today

Closed for Comments

Review Chapter 4: The Vision for the Future and provide comments below. 

Chapter 4 cover with image of 3 ladies and 2 children having fun on Main Street

Provide any comments you have on Chapter 4: The Vision for the Future

Closed for Comments

Review Chapter 5: Downtown Master Plan and provide comments below. 

Chapter 5 cover with image of the Mikes on Main block of downtown Hendersonville

Provide any comments you have on Chapter 5: Downtown Master Plan

Closed for Comments

Provide any comments you have on Chapter 6: Realizing the Vision: The Action Plan

Closed for Comments

Final Gen H Input & Adoption Schedule

June 1 - 17 - Opportunity #1 for final public feedback. Provide your feedback on the draft plan through this survey. The input will be gathered and provided to City staff and the consultant team.

June 24 -  Opportunity #2 for final public feedback. The Hendersonville Planning Board will receive a presentation on the plan. Community members may sign up to speak at the public hearing to provide public comments to the Planning Board. The Planning Board will consider the public feedback to date, discuss the draft and vote on recommendations to pass along to City Council.

July 10 - Opportunity #3 for final public feedback. The City Councill will receive a presentation on the plan at their July 10th meeting. Community members may sign up to speak at the public hearing to provide public comments to the City Council. Options to speak in person, via Zoom, or pre-submitted digital public comments are all participation options. The City Council will consider the public feedback to date, discuss the draft and give direction on needed revisions.

July 11 - 31 - Consultant team will make revisions to the draft plan based on feedback from the public, City staff, boards/commissions, and City Council.

August 1 - City Council adopts the revised final draft of the Gen H Comprehensive Plan.