Plans Assessment
Review and assess all existing documents, including previous comprehensive plans, the county hazard mitigation plan, and other studies and initiatives, will be reviewed to inform and guide the development of the new plan.
Welcome to Kenedy's RCP Engagement Portal!
The City of Kenedy is excited to share the preliminary draft segments of your Resilient Communities Comprehensive Plan—and your perspective matters. Whether you're a lifelong resident, a new neighbor, or a local business owner, your voice will help shape what comes next.
Organized into easy-to-navigate sections—Plans Assessment, Risk Assessment, Base Studies; Transportation, Infrastructure, and Interactive Land Use Map activity—the draft highlights ideas to guide Kenedy’s growth, resilience, and small-town charm for years to come.
You can explore each of the plan segments in the window below—leave comments, suggestions, or questions by clicking directly in the document, or use the top navigation bar to review each section individually.
Let’s build a stronger, more connected Kenedy—together.
How to Participate:
Click on any segment panel to explore it. You can leave comments, suggestions, or questions directly within the document by clicking and adding a marker.
Once the full preliminary plan draft review is completed, the community will be invited to review and provide their comments.
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Click here to review!
Risk Assessment
Click here to review!Community resiliency refers to the ability of the community to anticipate, prepare for, respond to, and recover from significant adverse events, particularly natural hazards.
Population Study
Click here to review!Demographic analysis, projections, and scenario planning for population growth. Includes data gathering, mapping, and visual outputs.
Housing Study
Click here to review!Housing demographics play a crucial role in planning for towns in the Lone Star State by providing insight into current and future needs for residential development. Understanding trends in homeownership, rental rates, housing types, and affordability allows communities to align land use and infrastructure plans with evolving demands.
Transportation Study
Click here to reviewFocuses on mobility, safety, and connectivity through a transportation network that supports residents, visitors, and emergency access.
Infrastructure Studies
Comments pleaseReview of all essential core utility systems: water, wastewater, and stormwater. Each system plays a vital role in protecting public health, supporting economic activity, and ensuring the community’s long-term resilience.
Share Your Vision
Here's how to participate: Pick a category: 1. "What I Love" - Things you appreciate about your community 2. "What Needs Attention" - Areas that need improvement or attention 3. "My Vision" - Your hopes for our community's future Then simply: • Write a brief comment (just a sentence or two is fine) Your perspective matters. (max 140 characters).
13 May, 2025
JConrado says:
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