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No. 2969 confirming a resolution amending the development plan for the NNDA
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No. 2969 confirming a resolution amending the development plan for the NNDA
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14 <br />Facilitate acquisition and replatting of vacant parcels for new infill <br />housing construction; <br />Encourage design standards that confirm the urban setting and <br />relate to the vernacular architectural styles present in the <br />neighborhood; <br />Encourage the creation and expansion of homeownership incentive <br />programs among area institutions and large employers. <br />6. St. Joseph High School Redevelopment Area (or also described in the <br />Northeast Neighborhood Development Area Plan as the St. Joseph <br />Medical Center Redevelopment Area). <br />Since the establishment of the Development Plan, St. Joseph Hospital has <br />relocated and the site has been razed. The Diocese of Fort Wayne is <br />building a new St. Joseph High School on the former St. Joseph Regional <br />Medical Center ( "SJRMC ") site located south of Cedar Street. Demolition <br />of the unused buildings has been completed and construction of the new <br />school began on June 1, 2011. <br />With the investment of $35 Million in a new high school, and other market <br />forces related to Eddy Street Commons, the Triangle Project, State Road <br />23 improvements, as well as the increased housing values due to the <br />efforts of the Notre Dame Avenue Housing Program and the Northeast <br />Neighborhood Revitalization Organization, there will be opportunities in <br />the area surrounding the former SJRMC site for development. Hence, the <br />previous sub -area has been expanded to include the redevelopment site as <br />well as the surrounding area. Single family detached residential housing, <br />through a combination of infill construction and rehabilitation of existing <br />housing, should be the focus of the redevelopment of this surrounding <br />area. <br />SJRMC is presently continuing to use two buildings on the north side of <br />Cedar Street. However, SJRMC is interested in selling the property in the <br />future. If and when the property becomes available, development should <br />be focused on a use that will be supported by the new high school and its <br />associated activities. <br />In the future, as St. Joseph High School and SJRMC finalize plans, there <br />should be a targeted analysis that focuses on determining the future <br />investment and potential development opportunities of this <br />Redevelopment Area. All future development needs to examine traffic <br />patterns relative to the proposed and surrounding uses, with a particular <br />focus on minimizing increased traffic on LaSalle Avenue. <br />In addition, the parcels along South Bend Avenue just north of this sub- <br />area will continue to be monitored to ensure that any future development <br />
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