METADATA REPORT

The plan's primary goal is to transform tiny areas into a semi-industrial region that will provide locals with job opportunities. Prospects indicate that estate planning will be established at the site, thereby increasing the living conditions of those who will be living in the region. We would like to see a greater number of people living in the area than in areas that have already developed into metropolitan areas.

The strategy also includes the possibility of showcasing activities that will assist the public in generating income that will have an impact on their way of life. Transport ease is also another target in the plan to have people move from one point to another and have the different economic activities run smoothly as compared to the neighboring areas.

The site should have a direct link to other trading centers through all transport means that are being used in any urban area. This type of relationship will play a significant role in the development of an area with regular communication from both parties. The direct links to other environs will create job opportunities for the masses compared to places that are landlocked. Nevertheless, a landlocked map will need higher funding when planning for expansions. Similarly, direct links will also have a direct impact on the future initiatives that are to be done in the region. For example, the majority of expansion plans will be carried out by an outsourced firm with prospects of attaining better standards.

New planning

The hazardous related sites were then changed to reduce the instances of accidents that may occur due to land movements. Having the population in a reasonably safe location will help in drafting mechanisms that will lessen the rate of accidents in a particular area of the map. In relation to the goals of the plan, expansion space was to be accounted for due to the estimated population growth.

The movements in the zones were to have an impact on the walking trails providing direction to the various rural centers that are linked to the main trading center. The changes were to reduce the expenses that would be incurred in the expansion program. The agriculture programs were to be kept safe from the pollutants emerging from the small industries that are to be set or expanded. In the long run, the public is to have a clean environment that supports both animal and plant growth as compared to the regions that were close to these firms. Additionally, gas stations are a direct threat to human life with instances of fire coming up when poorly handled.

External Cooperation

Watersheds will be improved by an external contractor to meet the demands of the current projects that are being run in the area. The developers will apply similar technology that has been used in their region to help reduce the hazards that may be caused in the region by accidents. The management of the new plans will also create a source of employment to the public as maintenance programs will be needed to keep the watershed.

The cooperation with the neighboring firms will help improve the pieces of information that can be included in the development programs. The area will then witness the similar level of development as compared to the neighbor.