Plans, maps, meeting notes, data
The paper trail. Read what's already been written, or download the source files.
G/FLRPC's summary of the September 23, 2026 public workshop (~40 participants): key takeaways, the full SWOT board, priority themes, feedback on the draft vision statement, and land use map discussion — including how vacant land is classified on the draft FLUM.
Handouts prepared for the September 23, 2026 Comprehensive Plan Workshop at Carlton Fire Co. Rec Hall. Includes the draft vision statement, comprehensive-plan myths (debunked), Carlton by the numbers (2,800 population, 1,115 households, $81,678 median income, 51.1 median age), and the five-phase plan process. Updated version includes a QR code and link to PlanCarlton.org.
Prepared by Genesee/Finger Lakes Regional Planning Council (G/FLRPC). Summarizes 100+ community survey responses. Community priorities ranked: Community Facilities > Environment > Transportation > Economic Development > Housing > Land Use. Key themes: preserve rural character; improve waterfront access; support local businesses; strengthen Point Breeze; maintain community facilities; balance growth with preservation.
Draft map from the Town of Carlton Comprehensive Plan Steering Committee showing proposed land use classifications: Residential (Rural / Hamlet / Lake Side), Agricultural, Commercial, Industrial, Community Services, Public Services, Recreation & Entertainment, Wild/forested/conservation, and Vacant. The FLUM is guidance for future zoning; it is not a zoning change itself.
The original PowerPoint file of the September 23, 2026 workshop presentation, for anyone who wants to reuse the slides. Download to open.
The presentation from the September 23, 2026 workshop: what a comprehensive plan is, its key elements, the five-phase planning approach and timeline, what we've heard so far, and the draft vision statement. Presented by Jenny Loewenstein, Sustainability Program Manager, G/FLRPC.