4. Delineate the urban growth boundary. Factor desired development patterns, likely service areas and projected land requirements into drawing an urban growth boundary for your community. Determine how many acres of vacant land are needed to accommodate future population and growth.
During proliferation, the wound is ârebuiltâ with new granulation tissue which is comprised of collagen and extracellular matrix and into which a new network of blood vessels develop, a process known as âangiogenesisâ.
This stage lasts until about 48 h after injury. Depicted is a skin wound at about 24â48 h after injury. The wound is characterized by a hypoxic (ischaemic) environment in which a fibrin clot has formed. Bacteria, neutrophils and platelets are abundant in the wound. Normal skin appendages (such as hair follicles and sweat duct glands) are still present in the skin outside the wound. b, New tissue formation. This stage occurs about 2â10 days after injury. Depicted is a skin wound at about 5â10 days after injury. An eschar (scab) has formed on the surface of the wound. Most cells from the previous stage of repair have migrated from the wound, and new blood vessels now populate the area.