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The term comprehensive suggests it is an all-inclusive approach to analyzing and evaluating the future growth of a community. At minimum, most comprehensive plans provide guidance for the physical development of a community, with an emphasis on future land use and thoroughfare planning.

Strategic plans are often developed for a five-year timeframe or less. A comprehensive plan is a policy instrument for governments to provide the basis for future decisions on regulations, funding, and the built environment.

A comprehensive plan provides a vision for the future of the community along with the steps that are needed to make that vision a reality. It is the basis for land use regulations and provides a nexus between the community's future vision and the regulation of private property.

Exemptions Work exempt from permit includes (but not limited to): One-story detached accessory structures, provided the floor area does not exceed 200 square feet (residential) and 120 square feet (non-residential or commercial). Not to include habitable space. Fences not over 7 feet high.

The Comprehensive Plan sets goals and policies that impact all of Lewis County. The plan includes goals for housing, transportation, economic development, services (e.g., fire districts), land use and zoning, agriculture and forestry, recreation and the environment. The updates must be completed by June 2025.

A comprehensive plan can be defined as a long-range plan intended to direct the growth and physical development of a community for a 20 to 30 year or longer period. Ideally, and if feasible, it is appropriate to try to prepare a comprehensive plan for the ultimate development of a community.