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No. 2375 amending the Airport Economic Development Area Development Plan to add properties to the acquisition list)
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No. 2375 amending the Airport Economic Development Area Development Plan to add properties to the acquisition list)
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developed between the residential area to the south of Pennsylvania Avenue and the new <br />• light industrial and general business park. Given the history of urban renewal in the <br />neighborhood, it is imperative that the community be positioned to move aggressively to <br />implement this alteniative should the educational-institutional campus development <br />concept fail to materialize. <br />The second segment, between Broadway and Dubail is targeted for a major, long- <br />term neighborhood revitalization effort. As mentioned before, for purposes of this plan, <br />we are distinguishing between revitalization and improvement strategies. Revitalization <br />will require a more intense neighborhood effort with a higher level of public investment. <br />hnprovement areas will be designated for similar programs and activities; however, the <br />level of effort and resources will not be as high because of the less severe deterioration <br />within the neighborhood improvement segment. <br />The neighborhood improvement segment is located between Dubail and Ewing <br />Streets. Activities such as housing rehabilitation, public improvements, code <br />enforcement, area clean-up, neighborhood organization and capacity-building, and human <br />and social services will be directed at both the revitalization and improvement segments. <br />SOUTHEAST NEIGHBORHOOD <br />SUB-AREA GOALS <br />x Complete the redevelopment of the area between Sample (north), <br />Broadway (south), High Street (east) and Michigan Street (west) as a <br />major mixed-use project. The project would be composed of the new <br />Indiana Vocational Technical College campus (25 acres), the new <br />Parkview Juvenile Justice Center (8 + acres), the relocated Dean Johnson <br />Park, an expanded Boys and Girls Club operated by the Family and <br />Children's Center (FCC) (14 + acres), and private mixed-use development. <br />ALTERNATE: Should the mixed-use project fail to materialize, the <br />alternate goal would be the development of an approximately 83 acre <br />planned unit development, including residential and commercial/light <br />industrial/business. The project would also include a relocated Dean <br />Johnson Park and FCC's Boys and Girls Club. <br />Complete the physical revitalization of the area between Broadway and <br />Dubail Streets as an attractive, safe, and viable residential neighborhood. <br />Complete the physical improvement of the area between Dubail and <br />Ewing as an attractive, safe and viable residential neighborhood <br />• <br />
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