Windham Village Planning
The Windham Village Plan 2022 was adopted on March 8, 2023, by the Board of Supervisors. The plan is available at the link provided above and at the bottom of this webpage.
To access the summary of the Windham village planning process, click here
To access all village plans, scroll to the bottom of this page.
2018 Comprehensive Plan
Click here for the current Comprehensive Plan*
*The Current plan was adopted in 2018, text and map amendments were adopted in 2019, and a map amendment was adopted in 2020
Click Here for a large version of the Future Land Use Map*
*The Current map was adopted in 2018, amendments were adopted in 2019 and 2020. 2020 updates were integrated on February 19, 2021
The Johnson County 2018 Comprehensive Plan was adopted May 17, 2018, by the Board of Supervisors and became effective upon adoption.The Comprehensive Plan and the individual Villages Plans are the primary long-range vision documents for the County.
The comprehensive plan is a long-range vision document which is articulated and implemented through the regulations in the Unified Development (zoning) Ordinance. The plan acknowledges that Johnson County is rapidly growing and changing. The plan is a collection of goals, strategies and action steps, which address physical land use, infrastructure management and needs, sustainability, environmental issues, housing and growth management strategies, local economy, and transportation issues. The plan also includes an implementation section. The purpose of the plan is to establish how and where change will occur in order that services can be adequately provided, and to create policies for managing change in a manner that best represents the needs of the County and its environment.
Volumes 1 and 2
Johnson County 2018 Comprehensive Plan Volume 1 - As Amended through October 8, 2020
The Plan was adopted in 2018.
The Text of the plan was amended September 12, 2019 and May 19, 2022.
The Future Land Use Map was amended September 12, 2019; October 24, 2019; and October 8, 2020.
Large Version of the Future Land Use Map - updated February 19, 2021
Original text of the Plan (with no amendments)
Johnson County 2018 Comprehensive Plan Volume 1 - Adopted May 17, 2018
- Note: this is the original text as adopted with no amendments)
Johnson County 2018 Comprehensive Plan Volume 2 Appendices- Adopted May 17, 2018 (original text)
To access the 2018 plan by chapter/appendix, please use these links:
2018 Comp Plan Volume 1 - Table of Contents
2018 Comp Plan Volume 1 - Chapter 1 Introduction
2018 Comp Plan Volume 1 - Chapter 2 Sustainability
2018 Comp Plan Volume 1 - Chapter 3 Local economy
2018 Comp Plan Volume 1 - Chapter 4 Infrastructure and amenities
2018 Comp Plan Volume 1 - Chapter 5 Land use and map
2018 Comp Plan Volume 1 - Chapter 6 Implementation
2018 Comp Plan Volume 2 - Appendix A - Profile
2018 Comp Plan Volume 2 - Appendix B - Public participation
Village Plans
Village plans help small rural communities balance growth opportunities and preservation goals. Residents in the villages and other community members provide comments and ideas during input sessions (separate from comprehensive planning) to guide any future village growth. The final village plan works in tandem with the Comprehensive Plan and plays a role in decision-making by the County's Board of Supervisors, Planning and Zoning Commission, and the Board of Adjustment. A village plan does not require any property owner to change how they use their property or alter the current zoning.
Overview of the Village Planning Process
Cosgrove Village Plan and Adoption Resolution
Joetown Village Plan and Adoption Resolution
Frytown Village Plan and Adoption Resolution
Morse Village Plan and Adoption Resolution
Oasis Village Plan and Adopted Resolution
River Junction Village Plan and Adoption Resolution
Sharon Center Village Plan and Adopted Resolution
Sutliff Village Plan and Adoption Resolution
Windham Village Plan and Adoption Resolution (Summary of Windham planning process).
For archived land use plans and maps, please contact the PDS office.