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This redevelopment plan envisions a more intense and multi-family or <br /> single family attached development pattern along Eddy Street with the <br /> addition of rear-loaded townhomes/rowhomes fronting it, The single <br /> family detached residential housing in the area off of Eddy St. should be <br /> preserved through rehabilitation of the existing homes and infill <br /> construction. Given the increased traffic, a commercial node focused on <br /> small local business should be established at the intersection of Eddy and <br /> Madison Streets. <br /> Sub-area goals: <br /> Support the expansion I improvement plans for Eddy Street, from <br /> Campeau to LaSalle, calling for public works infrastructure <br /> upgrades including the introduction of treelawns, new curbs, <br /> sidewalks, street lights and paving; <br /> • Encourage design standards that confirm the urban setting (i,e,, <br /> retaining the street wall, siting off-street parking behind <br /> storefronts)and relate to the vernacular architectural styles present <br /> in the neighborhood; <br /> Facilitate consolidation of parcels and replatting to create <br /> optimally-sized commercial and multi-family residential <br /> development sites; <br /> b Facilitate acquisition and replatting of vacant parcels for new infill <br /> housing construction; <br /> Retain, expand and improve locally owned and operated <br /> businesses; <br /> • Apply strategic preservation approaches in pockets of <br /> disinvestment, including spot code enforcement, zoning <br /> enforcement, rehabilitation activity and small public works <br /> projects. <br /> C. Mate Road 23 <br /> Since the adoption of the Northeast Neighborhood Development Area Plan in 2003, the <br /> neighborhood has embarked on a series of planning efforts in order to provide vision and <br /> guidance for development that is more closely tailored to specific areas of the <br /> neighborhood. A significant project that will impact the Northeast Neighborhood will be <br /> improvements to State Road 23 (see Attachment A). <br /> The City of South Bend and neighborhood residents have worked with the 1NDOT to <br /> develop plans for improvements to State Road 23 that will positively impact the <br /> neighborhood by promoting patterns of land use, urban design, infrastructure and services <br /> that will encourage and contribute to the livability of the neighborhood, As the project <br /> moves forward, it is important to maintain continued communication and coordination <br /> with the State, <br /> 10 <br />
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