No. 1737 expanding the boundaries of the SBCDA, establishing an allocation area for the purposes of TIF and amending the SBCDA development plan

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0 0 Resolution 1737 - Exhibit A - - - -- -Page 6 ----------------------------------------------------------------------------- - - - - -- VII. To encourage pedestrian connections between the health care related uses and surrounding parks and neighborhoods. VIII. To continue to ensure development which is compatible and complementary to adjacent parks, neighborhoods and non - health care related uses. IX. To co- ordinate parking plans in order to meet the needs of the Downtown Medical Services District Expansion Area No. 4. 6.0 TYPES OF PROPOSED REDEVELOPMENT ACTIVITIES The types of proposed redevelopment activities will be consistent with the redevelopment activities presented in Section II. - E. of the SBCDA Development Plan. 7.0 LAND USES The Downtown Medical Services District is divided into five individual sub - areas. Outlined below are the proposed uses and functions to be encouraged within each sub- area. Section 17.0 provides a sub -area map which identifies the location of each of the sub -areas within the Downtown Medical Services District. 7.1 Area L: Health Care Related Uses The highest priority in this area will be to encourage orderly growth of the health care related uses. The designation of the area for health care related uses shall not restrict opportunities for uses that are complementary and compatible. 7.2 Area M: Elementary School This area is presently being used for the South Bend Community School Corporation's Madison Elementary School. This area will continue to be used as such. 7.3 Area N: Multi Family Residential to This area is presently being utilized as a Multi Family Residential and will continue to be used as such. 7.4 Area O: Fraternal, Civic Organization and Religious Uses This area is presently being utilized by Fraternal, Civic Organization and Religious Downtown Medical Services District