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Case File: <br />Page 2 <br />171n Focused Area Study <br />Final Adoption <br />Overview <br />The plan as attached is fairly consistent with the original plan reviewed by the joint group on May 10, <br />2010. Based in part on the comments received during that meeting, the following changes were made: <br />1. Minor modifications to Development Framework Diagram (page 37) and Infrastructure <br />Dia~.~.~~ (page 4Q). This includes adding commercial to the west side of the lot west of the <br />bank on Yale Sheet and reducing the extension of Yale Street into private r~.,Yerty south of <br />the new intersection. <br />The plan provides the tools for eventual development of design guidelines. One of the original goals of <br />the plan was to suggest ways the study area can distinguish itself as a prime development district <br />Creating cohesive character will help in that goal. <br />2. Streetscape Typology Diagram. The diagram on page 56 identifies the street tapes within the <br />study area. It is expected that the streets themselves, and their spatial relationship to <br />buildings, parking, and people will play a key role in the development of character of the <br />area. With the widely diverse street types, including residential, industrial, and Twin Lakes <br />Parlywpy, design guidelines will need to be established to combine these areas into a <br />cohesive, promotable, and identifiable character. Creating a character will work to position <br />this area as a destination, one which all businesses can benefit. <br />3. Labels for the four different street types. Beginning on page 56, each. of the four main street <br />types are given streetscape improvement examples, again, with the goal of establishing "a <br />place". These are guidelines at this point, it will be suggested that in the future these be <br />incorporated formally, likely in design guidelines as part of a zoning ordinance. <br />Finally, the plan establishes a framework for implementation, identifies major tools that should be <br />developed, including regulatory and financial priorities: <br />4. Expanded Implementation Chapter (page b1) <br />o Priority areas for near ~.~~~~~ initiatives (page 67) <br />o Interim second signal approach to infrastructure (page 68) <br />o Implementation initiatives diagram {page 70) <br />Comurehensive Plan <br />With approval of the FAST Plan, it is anticipated that the plan will be incorporated into the <br />Comprehensive Plan formally, likely later this summer. This will be via a separate action, public <br />hearings, etc. <br />Natural Resources <br />The plan attempts to recognize the unique natural resources within the study area, identifying the large <br />wetland complex south of 171St Avenue. The plan attempts to capitalize on these features in <br />establishing an enjoyable place to live, work and shop. <br />N:\Departments\Comtnunity Deoel.,r.,..:..t\Planning\Pmjects\FAST Study Area\FAST staff..:~.._~ EDA for adogtion June~310 Changes DH.doc <br />
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