Urban Center Neighborhood: Urban Center Neighborhoods typically adjoin Louisville’s Central Business District and serve as a transition from Downtown Louisville to the surrounding neighborhoods and commercial corridors. These areas consist of higher intensity uses and higher density mixed-use buildings that accommodate retail, offices, rowhouses and apartments. This form should have a tight network of streets, with wide sidewalks, street trees and buildings set close to the sidewalks. Pedestrians, bicyclists and transit users should be prioritized in Urban Center Neighborhoods. To support street life and promote alternative forms of transportation, consider reducing or eliminating parking minimums in these areas. Conservation: The Conservation Form District is characterized by its natural features and scenic landscapes. Historically, these districts are characterized by agricultural land, woods and fields, creeks and streams, riparian areas, wetlands, forests, wildlife habitat, parklands, steep slopes, floodplains, and dark skies. Future development in Conservation Form Districts should preserve natural and historical resources while providing opportunity for low-impact, sustainable and mixed-use development that include innovative housing varying in design, type, size and affordability. To conserve natural areas, innovative and clustered developments are encouraged and incentivized. Commercial and other nonresidential buildings that serve community, recreational or tourism needs are located near major roadways and/or recreational areas. Multi-modal transportation opportunities should be extended to the area, including connections to parks, recreational areas and residential areas to enhance connectivity. Innovative and environmentally-friendly methods of development, especially in the areas of waste management, wastewater disposal, stormwater runoff and energy efficiency should be considered to enhance the character of the district and the health of the watershed Preserving open spaces, greenways, parks and recreational areas, natural vistas, working farms, tree canopy, air quality, watershed health, dark skies and wildlife habitat, while offering a variety of housing opportunities, are goals in the district. Any Conservation Form District shall be described and geographically-defined within a plan that is adopted as an amendment to this Comprehensive Plan.