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IDNR: The Iowa Department Of Natural Resources
IDOT: The Iowa Department of Transportation
IEDA: The Iowa Economic Development Authority
Incremental Design: Method of development to maintain small town atmosphere and reducing sprawl by utilizing
compact, contiguous growth to existing development.
Infrastructure: Public services and facilities needed to sustain residential, commercial, industrial and all other
types of development activities. Infrastructure includes, but is not limited to sewage disposal systems, water
supply systems, drainage systems, roads, parks, sidewalks, trails, schools, libraries, fire, police, emergency,
medical facilities and public works facilities.
Intergovernmental Agreement (28E Agreement): A legal document binding two or more governmental units or
agencies to act in certain, cooperative ways. The term is most often used in a planning context to refer to shared
or delegated responsibility to review development proposals and/or to recognize adopted plans and policies of the
governmental units or agencies. For example, the City of Tiffin and Johnson County might create an
intergovernmental agreement which requires each entity to provide materials on development proposals within
certain geographic areas for the other entity to review and comment upon. Also called fringe-area agreements.
Issues: Points of debate, discussion or dispute in the community that are identified in the plan and are dealt with
by the plan’s goals, policies and objectives.
Land Use: A description of how land is occupied or utilized. Land use types typically include: various types of
residential, commercial, industrial, agricultural, and public uses.
Local Street: See Street System Hierarchy
Mixed-Use District: The development of a tract of land with a variety of complementary and integrated uses in a
compact urban form. Mixed use within Tiffin could include a combination of properly planned commercial and light
industrial uses to ensure compatibility between each use.
Multi-modal Transportation: A term for the variety of transportation types, including motor vehicles, mass-transit,
and pedestrian oriented (i.e. walking and bicycling).
City of Tiffin,
City of Tiffin 2018 Comprehensive PlanComprehensive Plan 83
Sheets in this document
- p. 13 Profile and Analysis (chart; data on p. 11)
Sources
- citysite: Tiffin Comprehensive Plan – Updated 2018 (Adopted-Tiffin-Comprehensive-Plan.pdf) — where it was found ↗ first seen Oct 12, 2026
Data last updated October 20, 2026. Built from the archive's documents; see how the data is built.