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current focus is within the Development Plan Sub - Areas, these focus areas will shift over <br />time as redevelopment and preservation efforts stabilize and stimulate the desired <br />development within the neighborhood. Based on current activities, it is anticipated that <br />in the future there will be two additional Revitalization Areas; both located east of Eddy <br />Street and south of State Road 23. <br />Priority will be given to the north, moving southwards, with the focus area of <br />Revitalization Area North being on the area between Howard and Chalfant Streets. As <br />neighborhood conditions stabilize, and additional resources become available, efforts will <br />shift to Revitalization Area South, covering the area between Bissell and Cedar Streets. <br />These areas are predominately single family detached residential housing and should <br />remain as such. Also, efforts should be made to make Fredrickson Park more visible and <br />accessible to the public. In addition, improvements should be made to the park so it plays <br />a role in the redevelopment effort and is viewed as an invaluable asset to the area. Both <br />areas should be monitored to ensure that any future development transitions into and <br />complements the activities of any adjacent sub -area. <br />Goals and Objectives for the Future Development Areas: <br />• Apply strategic preservation approaches in pockets of disinvestment, including <br />spot code enforcement, zoning enforcement, rehabilitation activity and small <br />public works projects; <br />• Improving the accessibility and making physical improvements to Fredrickson <br />Park; <br />• Encourage housing design that confirms the urban setting and relates to the <br />vernacular architectural styles present in the neighborhood. <br />E. Senior Housing <br />There is currently a lack of housing options for seniors that wish to remain in, or move <br />into, the neighborhood. As such senior housing should be examined as a high priority for <br />the neighborhood. It is recognized that it is common for senior housing to be single <br />story; however, depending on the characteristics of the selected site, multi -story buildings <br />may be more desirable and consistent with the sites surroundings. In this case an effort <br />should be made to ensure this development is multi - story, incorporating elevators in <br />order to make it senior friendly. <br />F. Public Infrastructure / Utilities <br />As development occurs in the Northeast Neighborhood careful consideration should be <br />given to the use and placement of infrastructure and utilities so as to minimize the <br />negative impact on future development parcels and existing residential areas. <br />In particular, with the changes to the Five Points intersection, there will be a need to re- <br />route the existing power lines. The new power lines should be placed so that they have a <br />minimal impact on the aesthetics of the future development; with the preferential routing <br />12 <br />