No. 2969 confirming a resolution amending the development plan for the NNDA

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G • Attract unique and cost - competitive national caliber and regional retailers, particularly those with urban shopfront appeal and that would serve the day -to -day needs of the neighborhood and community; Attract national and international caliber corporate offices and/or headquarters; • Support small scale, mixed -use developments with residential, retail and light commercial components; • Create a pedestrian - friendly focal point and gathering place at the center of the neighborhood featuring a mix of commercial, civic, institutional and recreational uses; • Introduce vehicular circulation patterns designed to maximize accessibility and visibility of destination points; • Implement a shared urban parking plan adequate to meet the needs of the district's commercial, civic, institutional, recreational and residential uses; • Encourage design standards that confirm the urban setting (i.e., retaining the street wall, siting off - street parking behind storefronts); • Encourage design elements that provide visual identification clues for a sense of place or destination (i.e., coordinated signage, lighting, street furnishings and pavement systems). Georgiana — Talbot Redevelopment Area Following the completion of the Northeast Neighborhood Development Area Plan in 2003 and the Northeast Neighborhood Design Guidelines, the Northeast Neighborhood Revitalization Organization, Inc. ( "NNRO "), with collaborative support of the City of South Bend and the University of Notre Dame, engaged a consultant to develop a more detailed plan for the portion of the neighborhood east of Eddy Street, between Napoleon Street and South Bend Avenue. With development opportunities occurring throughout the area, particularly along the north and west edges of the redevelopment area, it was believed a more detailed look at this specific site within the neighborhood was warranted. The site known as "The Triangle" (area north of State Road 23) is approximately 13.4 acres. At the present time, the majority of "The Triangle" is zoned SF2 (Single - Family and Two- G