Plan Puts Woodlands and Farmland First
In January 2010, Moore County leaders outlined strict protections for open space, steep slopes, and historic landscapes in a long-range growth plan.
Utilities at center of Moore County’s Land Use Plan
Within the long-overlooked Land Use Plan, its utilities policies were designed to shape where and how development happens next.
Designed Growth: From Mulberry to Tims Ford
Moore County adopted a 2009–2029 land use plan that could reshape Lynchburg with greenways, new parks, and smarter growth rules. It’s not too late to use it …
The Road to Industry Runs Through Infrastructure
The Industrial section of the 2009-2029 Land Use Plan establishes a clear framework for how Moore County should grow its industrial sector.
The Plan: Revitalize downtown, shape growth
The focus on revitalizing Downtown Lynchburg – balancing historic preservation with smart commercial growth – was a tenet of the Land Use and Transportation Plan.
Moore County’s Forgotten Blueprint for Growth
Did you know there’s a 20-year land use and transportation plan guiding how our community develops, preserves farmland, and improves local roads?
