The growth boundary is a result of the recent 2022 Comprehensive Plan and is noted in the Future Land Use Plan in that document. Most areas located within the growth boundary are within municipal sewer and water service areas. These areas are generally more densely developed and have more extensive transportation infrastructure. Areas within the growth boundary are prioritized for growth including the provision or expansion of infrastructure and utilities such as municipal sewer and water service and the continuance, establishment, or amendment of zoning districts to support the development of land uses that are consistent with the Comprehensive Plan. 

Areas outside of the growth boundary are prioritized for conservation and low-density rural residential development. Existing water and sewer service areas are a significant factor in determining where the growth boundary should be located, and the boundary largely coincides with those service areas. Properties located outside the growth boundary area are categorized as “rural residential.” Rural residential areas are low-density residential areas where open space and farmland is a primary feature of the landscape. These areas are generally not served by municipal sewer or water service or infrastructure such as sidewalks.
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