Showing posts with label Community Discussion: Downtown and the Center City. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Community Discussion: Downtown and the Center City. Show all posts
Monday, October 3, 2011
Thursday, August 25, 2011
Discuss: Interstate Highway Improvements
Discuss: Connecting Downtown to Other Activity Nodes
How do we better connect this area with other Activity Nodes in the county?
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Discuss: Center City Parking
Despite being the most intensely urban location in Forsyth County, many underutilized surface parking lots exist in the Center City.
How do we encourage the redevelopment of these parking lots as building sites and structured parking?
Should new parking decks be “wrapped” with other uses or have ground floor retail or office space?
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How do we encourage the redevelopment of these parking lots as building sites and structured parking? Similarly, what do we do about the perception that Downtown parking is scarce and difficult to use?
Should new parking decks be “wrapped” with other uses or have ground floor retail or office space?
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Discuss: Center City Streetscape Improvements
The streets of the Center City are generally attractive with sidewalks and street trees. However, opportunities for these amenities exist in certain areas where they are currently missing.
Should we continue to convert one-way streets back to accepting two-way traffic?
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Discuss: Walking and Bicycling Downtown
Are there any parts of Downtown that need new or improved sidewalks?
Are there other pedestrian features that are needed?
What bicycle facilities are desired by the community?
Can we better connect Downtown destinations?
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Discuss: Center City Transit
Public transit is an important tool for providing an equitable transportation system and reducing road congestion.
How do we promote public transit in a community that depends so strongly on automobiles?
How do we create a streetcar system which can best encourage a vibrant mixed-use development pattern, enhance the tax base, connect active areas together and be compatible with its surroundings?
How do we promote public transit in a community that depends so strongly on automobiles?
How do we create a streetcar system which can best encourage a vibrant mixed-use development pattern, enhance the tax base, connect active areas together and be compatible with its surroundings?
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Discuss: Downtown/Center City Historic Properties
How do we encourage property owners to take advantage of tax credits and other incentives to rehabilitate these resources? How do we encourage redevelopment of older buildings and demonstrate economic feasibility?
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Discuss: Downtown Retail
How do we encourage additional retail development downtown?
Should we focus on the current retail areas or should we spread retail throughout Downtown?
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Discuss: Downtown Office Vacancy
While Downtown is the center of employment activity in Forsyth County, vacant office space still exists due to corporate consolidation, downsizing and current economic conditions. How do we encourage tenants to move into vacant office space and contribute to the vitality of Downtown?
When space becomes more saturated, where would new office space contribute best to Downtown revitalization objectives?
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Discuss: Affordable Housing Downtown
Many new housing units have been added to the Downtown/Center City area since the adoption of Legacy. Many of these units are not affordable to low- and middle-income households. How do we encourage the development of more affordable housing downtown?
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Discuss: Residential Development Density
Despite supportive zoning and land use regulations, many residential development projects Downtown are relatively low density. How can we encourage greater density in the Center City while promoting quality design?
How do we help the community to see increased densities as positive if done correctly?
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