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Phase ///.• Draft Corridor Plan including Generalized Land Use Plan and Streetscape Plan for the Study Area. Detailed Land Use Plan and Urban Design Plan for Priority Areas. Implementation Matrix for short, medium and long term strategies. Second Public Meeting. Task 7., Draft Generalized Land Use and Streetscape Plans Following the meeting we will craft a Generalized Land Use and Design Plan for the entire length of the corridors and adjacent neighborhoods, where applicable. These plans will consider the input received in the public meeting. We will endeavor to leverage the specific assets of the Study Area to maximize future private investment and also create a mixed income, mixed use, livable community in the western end of South Bend. We will develop Streetscape designs that respond to the individual requirements of the streets as determined through the Generalized Land Use Plan. Special emphasis will be given to Lincolnway West and Western Avenue, the two major gateways into the city from the western edge. The streetscapes will be hierarchically designed such that they communicate a clear message about the type and role of the street within the Study Area. The hierarchical design will also enable the City to most effectively use precious financial resources for the implementation of the design. Task 8. Draft Detailed Land Use Plan and Urban Design Plan for Priority Areas Based on feedback received in the public workshops, we will identify 2 Priority Areas within the Study Area. These will be developed in greater detail to illustrate the potential future outcomes based on the Generalized Land Use Plan and Streetscape Plan. We will provide Illustrative drawings and renderings for the two Priority Areas to highlight their future potential for the community. Task 9. Draft Strategic Plan Implementation Matrix We will prepare an Implementation Matrix that identifies short, medium, and long term revitalization strategies. The Matrix will identify relative priorities for proposed improvements, along with identifying the respective responsibilities of public and private stakeholders for implernentation. Task 10. Community Meeting to Present Draft Plans and Solicit Final Input We will present. the draft plans to the community in a public forum and solicit further public input for the design and recommendations. The meeting will build upon the progress of the design process to date, and will continue to foster ownership of the Master Plan within the community and stakeholders. We will again document the meeting so that we may be able to incorporate input frorn the workshop into the final Master Plan. Deliverable. Draft Generalized Land Use Plan, Streetscape plan, Illustrative Plan and Renderings for 2 Priority Areas, Strategic Plan Implementation Matrix. Phase IV Revise and Deliver final Corridor Plan. Task 11. Prepare the Final Corridor Plan Based on community feedback from the second public meeting and comments from the Department Of Community Investment and the Steering Committee, we will revise the materials outlined in Tasks 7 -9 and simultaneously prepare the Final Corridor Plan Document, Task 12. Prepare Design Guidelines for Priority Areas Develop a brief set of illustrated design guidelines for the Priority Areas that will provide direction to building and property owners in defining the streetscape, locations of buildings, building entries, and parking lots, facade orientation and transparency based on neighborhood context. Deliverables w i I I include: • All of the relevant materials that were used in previous Phases and presentations, including a description of the process used to arrive at the Final Corridor Plan. • A digital and hardcopies, desktop publication of the final report and findings. The report will collect and format all the graphic materials and document the process. • Executive Summary of the report. ;; TORTI GALLAS AND PARTNERS WEST SIDE CORR /DORS ;r MARKET ANALYSIS AND MASTER PLAN ■1.:1 5 or an Architects of Sustainable Community