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A report to the Planning Capstone Studio |
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on the Walworth Run Corridor |
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Obtain, review, summarize plans; determine
relevancy to issues, themes, proposals |
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Obtain, review, summarize innovations and best
practices with regard to redevelopment schemes for similar corridors |
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Relate to the Cuyahoga Valley Initiative |
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WIRE-Net’s Stockyard Development Program and
Strategy |
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West Creek Valley Management Plan |
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Connecting Cleveland 2020 Plan |
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Cleveland Bikeway Master Plan |
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Cuyahoga County Greenspace Plan |
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Linking the Towpath Trail |
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The Cuyahoga Valley Initiative |
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The Cleveland Innerbelt Study |
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Current land-use: Industrial/land fill |
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Proposed: Mixed Industrial & recreation |
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Multi-use path from Zoo to Towpath Trail |
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Redevelopment strategy: Brownfield redevelopment
studies, easements, and acquisitions of parcels along the valley |
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Funding: Federal/EPA (80%) |
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City
of Cleveland (20%) |
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Closed & active landfill operations |
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Significant illegal dumping |
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Highway impairment |
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Some intact riparian cover |
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Current land-use: Vacant or underutilized |
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Proposed: Industrial |
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Redevelopment strategy: |
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- Build
it, they will come |
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Relocate scattered industry away from prime residential development sites |
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Funding: Federal/TRAC ($8 million) |
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Current land-use: Industrial/land fill |
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Proposed: Restore riparian river valley |
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Multi-use path from neighborhoods-Towpath |
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Redevelopment strategy: Brownfield redevelopment
studies, easements, and acquisitions of parcels along the valley |
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Funding: Federal/State (80%) |
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City
of Cleveland (20%) |
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Redevelopment of Industrial brownfields for a
new mixed-use neighborhood development. |
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Connect to river through new street patterns and
trails. |
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Goals: 1) job creation 2) river access will push
commerce, neighborhood life, and recreation towards riverfront. |
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Remediate & redevelop 1 large brownfield w/
the hope of spurring further redevelopment around surrounding properties. |
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Goal: Brownfield cleanup will rejuvenate older
urban core. |
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Funding: Federal/EPA Brownfields Pilot Program;
City/TIF money |
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Lancaster Avenue, a commercial corridor that
runs parallel to a railroad, bears close similarities to the Train Avenue
Site. |
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A more heavily traveled artery than Train Avenue
but its past and present land uses indicate that it may serve as an
effective model for industrial corridor redevelopment. |
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Corridor beautification |
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Generate a strong identity for the corridor |
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Promote commercial development and expand retail
services |
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Enhance the "sociability" of the
corridor |
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The Phalen Corridor Initiative is a
comprehensive community reinvestment effort. |
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Project Objective: To restore economic,
physical, and social prosperity to Saint Paul's East Side. |
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The project’s centerpiece is the creation of a
2.6-mile long boulevard that will span the corridor and link over 100 acres
of under-utilized urban land. |
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Branding the Train Avenue site as an “industrial
district” |
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An industrial redevelopment success story |
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Employment Growth |
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New Urban Industries |
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Complementing other Districts |
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Preserving the District Fabric |
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Growth—Expanding Opportunities |
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Retention—Preserving a Working District |
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Support—For the Present and Future District |
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