I started off with two rundling style defensive settlements(one under the iron deposit icon and the other to the east of it) to gather a surplus of building materials and clear forests for agriculture.  

After a few years I brought in a more western german planned small weiler settlement(just to the right of the iron icon) to exploit the rich iron deposit and develop an export market in tools for a bit of cash flow.  It eventually grew into a haufendorf as I added the first church and agriculture industry buildings. 

As revenue grew I settled a larger reihendorf village(southeast side of the map) to begin larger agriculture practices as well as forestry management using thinly placed pastures to wall off (simulated) coppicing, lumber, and fuel areas.  As food was now at a considerable surplus, I planted another small reihendorf hamlet to the northwest of the map to take advantage of barley and flax production.

With the rather large amount of exportable products building up, I created a trade center to the west, again a reihendorf with several traders bring the spur.  This grew into the actual town as I increased agriculture and forestry management to the west, and began importing raw materials for production and then export.  

Gameplay is peaceful(just using it as a city builder), population is just over 1k, 50k in money, running the mod that helped cover over the deep mine and clothing issues.

Honestly at this size it is so broken that it is unplayable.  I've got an FPS of about 5, path planning is an absolute mess even on the slowest speed, but it sure looks cool on the map.  If I could keep it running I would want to expand this over the entire map.

My attempt at realism in planning growth