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No. 2450 amending the Airport Economic Development Area Development Plan to add properties to the Acquisition List
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No. 2450 amending the Airport Economic Development Area Development Plan to add properties to the Acquisition List
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contains many single family houses and fewer vacant city lots. The physical fabric of the <br />neighborhood is intact and could serve as the basis for a neighborhood revitalization <br />program. Once again, there are a few non-residential uses within this section of the <br />neighborhood, but the overwhelming land use remains residential. <br />The final one-third of the neighborhood, south of Dubail, is also overwhelmingly <br />single family residential and very similar to the middle one-third in condition and make- <br />up. Unlike the middle section of the neighborhood, this southern section is dominated by <br />educational and recreational uses, including Studebaker Elementary School, Riley High <br />School, Studebaker Park and Studebaker Golf Course. <br />For planning purposes, the Southeast Neighborhood has been divided into three <br />smaller sectors (See Map 6): <br />1. Sample-Broadway <br />2. Broadway-Dubail; and <br />3. Dubail-Ewing <br />All of these sectors are bounded by Michigan Street on the west and the alley west <br />of Miami Street on the east. Each of the above areas is proposed for a different type and <br />level of public involvement. The Sample-Broadway segment will be targeted as a <br />redevelopment area. The Broadway-Dubail segment will be targeted as a neighborhood <br />revitalization area. The Dubail-Ewing segment will be targeted as a neighborhood <br />improvement area. The appropriate strategy, plan and action program will be developed <br />and implemented through a series of more detailed plans to be developed with the <br />neighborhood planning committee. <br />The Sample-Broadway segment will have two alternative land use plans. The <br />preferred, optimum plan will center on the creation of an institutional-education- <br />recreational mixed-use project for the area between Michigan Street and Fellows Street <br />with the balance of the Sample-Broadway segment allocated for private mixed-use <br />development. This segment will be targeted for acquisition, relocation, clearance, and <br />site assemblage activities to create developable sites. In addition, a public improvements <br />program, appropriate to the changing land use, will be developed and implemented. <br />Should the optimum development plan institutional-educational-recreational fail <br />to develop in the area north of Pennsylvania, the city and the neighborhood must be <br />ready to move to an alternative redevelopment plan. It is suggested that this alternative is <br />to redevelop the area as a planned unit development, including <br />residential/commercial/light industrial and recreational uses. This light industrial and <br />general business park of the planned unit development would be similar to the Monroe <br />Industrial Park located north of Sample Street. A strong, well designed buffer would be <br />• <br />
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