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The following is the I-55 Development Code that was adopted by the City of Edwardsville:
I-55 Development Code - Edwardsville Version (Link is 25mb PDF, may take additional time to load)
Madison County and Glen Carbon adopted the following version of the I-55 code:
Title Page (Revised November 6, 2015)
Table of Contents
Article 1: General Provisions
Article 2: Regulatory Plan
Article 3: Development Regulations
Article 4: Planned Unit Development
Article 6: Street Design Standards
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Archive
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Cheif Assessor Memo on
Assessed Value (8-21-15) |
Staff Memo to Edwardsville Planning Commission 8-13-15 |
Memo 1: Demographics |
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| Memo 2: Development Trends | Memo 3: Future Housing Demand | Memo 4: Code & Map Revisions |
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| I-55 Corridor District Map Revised July 13, 2015 |
Memo 5: Next Steps | HBA Support Letter (6-15-15) |
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| I-55 Corridor Timeline | I-55 Corridor Q&A (6-10-15) | Draft I-55 Code Revisions March 2, 2015 |
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I-55 Corridor Plan
Beginning in 2003, Madison County, the City of Edwardsville, and the Village of Glen Carbon partnered to develop a plan for the I-55 corridor in anticipation of future growth in the area along I-55 east of Glen Carbon and Edwardsville municipal boundaries. The planning area is roughly from the eastern corporate limits of Edwardsville and Glen Carbon to Silver Creek at its eastern boundary and from I-270/I-70 to the south to Fruit Road to the north.
The plan makes recommendations for the future land use of properties within the planning area and provides a basis for the general character of development. These recommendations are used to guide land development decisions as the area is built-out. After a 3-year planning process, the plan was adopted by each community in 2006.
I-55 Corridor Plan, adopted in 2006
Comparative Projects
| Baxter Village, South Carolina | Daybreak, Utah | Easton Town Center, Ohio |
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| New Town, Missouri | Reston Town Center, Virgina | Southlake Town Square, Texas |
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| Stapleton, Colorado | The Glen, Illinois | West Haven, Tennessee |
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| Wing Haven, Missouri | Zona Rosa, Missouri | |
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