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Code · West Virginia · CHAPTER 8A. LAND USE PLANNING. · ARTICLE 3. COMPREHENSIVE PLAN.

§8A-3-5. Optional components of a comprehensive plan.

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The comprehensive plan may have, but is not limited to, the following components:
(1)History. -- An analysis of the history of the area to better provide for the future.
(2)Environmental. –- Recommend programs where appropriate to appropriate regulatory agencies to protect the area from all types of pollution and promote a healthy environment.
(3)Tourism. –- Recommend programs to promote tourism and cultural and heritage development in the area.
(4)Conservation. -- Recommend programs to conserve and protect wildlife, natural habitats, sensitive natural areas, green spaces and direct access to sunlight.
(5)Safety. -- Recommend public safety programs to educate and protect the public from disasters, both natural and man-made.
(6)Natural resources use. –- Identify areas for natural resources use in an urban area.
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