north shreveport regional development plan - board presentation
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This presentation was used in providing board training for the North Shreveport Development Corporation, an organization that was established based on recommendations in the north Shreveport Regional Development PlanTRANSCRIPT
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North Shreveport Development PlanNorth Shreveport Development Plan
PEOPLEPEOPLE VISIONVISION PROJECTSPROJECTS
PROCESSPROCESS
MISSIONMISSION
Goals
ProjectDefinition
Admin.
Objectives
INFORMATIONINFORMATION
Neighborhood Organizations
Public Participation
Interviews Industry Government University
Collect Facts Funding
CONCEPTSCONCEPTS
S
Analysis Synthesis
Strategies Costs
IDEASIDEASTESTTEST
Private Sector
Public Review
Review
Review
Gov’t.
PLANPLAN
Projects Priorities Finance Time
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North Shreveport Development PlanNorth Shreveport Development PlanNSRDP Neighborhoods
North Highland
MartinLuther
King, Jr.
Hearne Extension
Agurs
CherokeePark
I-22
0
I-220
Cross Bayou
Twelve Mile Bayou
Twelve M
ile B
ayou
Hwy 71
McC
ain C
reek
Roy Road
Pin
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Blanchard Road
CrossLake
Red River
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MLK
NORTHHIGHLAND
AGURS
CBD
NORTHHEARNE
CHEROKEEPARK
North ShreveportRegional Development Plan
North ShreveportRegional Development Plan
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VisionVision
“North Shreveport is a sleeping giant.
The vision is one of strongneighborhoods linked by
parklands along waterwaysand greenbelt roadways.”
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Development ConceptGrowth Zones
Linear park and regional park development
Commercial Centers (new and redevelopment)
North Shreveport Greenbelt Roadway SystemAgurs Business, Industry, and Technology Park
Residential Growth Zones (new, redeveloped, and infill)
600 acre public land(golf course residential, resort, or business development)
Red R
iver
I-20
I-22
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I-220
CrossLake
Bla
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Prop
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I-49
Twelve M
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Pin
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Roy Road
Hwy 71
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N. Hearne
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North Market Street Gateway
A Gateway Park at I-220, Market St., and Twelve Mile BayouB Renovate, expand and orient commercial center to the bayou and Market StreetC New residential development connected to commercial center by pedestrian paths along the bayouD Improve landscape and amenities around technical collegeE New screening around electricity substationF Greenbelt Roadway Development (Public and Private initiative)G North Hearne Gateway IntersectionH Common Street Gateway IntersectionI Gateway Park at Cross Bayou
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North Hearne
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Red R
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AgursIsland
MLK Neighborhood
North Highland
C.B.D.
Cross Lake
Red RiverA
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A New regional shopping/ residential development connected to new Twelve Mile Bayou Linear ParkB New MLK Neighborhood Commercial Center connected to Paul Lynch ParkC Expanded North Highland Commercial Center to include new moderate intensity residential developmentD New Red River Linear Park developed to I-220 bridgeE New Cross Bayou/ Twelve Mile Bayou Linear ParkF North Market Gateway Street development
A New regional shopping/ residential development connected to new Twelve Mile Bayou Linear ParkB New MLK Neighborhood Commercial Center connected to Paul Lynch ParkC Expanded North Highland Commercial Center to include new moderate intensity residential developmentD New Red River Linear Park developed to I-220 bridgeE New Cross Bayou/ Twelve Mile Bayou Linear ParkF North Market Gateway Street development
G Recommended I-49 Gateway InterchangeH New Parkway extension north connected to MLK BoulevardI Developed Paul Lynch Park expanded to include wetlands on both sides of I-220J Approximately 600 acre development on public land east of Downtown AirportK Greenbelt RoadwaysL Neighborhood Commercial Centers
G Recommended I-49 Gateway InterchangeH New Parkway extension north connected to MLK BoulevardI Developed Paul Lynch Park expanded to include wetlands on both sides of I-220J Approximately 600 acre development on public land east of Downtown AirportK Greenbelt RoadwaysL Neighborhood Commercial Centers
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PrioritiesPriorities
Strengthening neighborhood organizations
Creating a positive image
Improving education and fostering lifelong learning
Job and business creation
Fostering positive neighborhood transition
Conquering fear/ reducing crime
Increasing individual responsibility
Investing in the future through comprehensive capital improvements
Strengthening neighborhood organizations
Creating a positive image
Improving education and fostering lifelong learning
Job and business creation
Fostering positive neighborhood transition
Conquering fear/ reducing crime
Increasing individual responsibility
Investing in the future through comprehensive capital improvements
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Opportunities&
Constraints
Opportunities&
Constraints
- Parking configuration- Signage quality- Lack of landscaping- Overhead electric lines and wood poles
+ Buildings diagonal to Market Street provide good landscaping potential
- Parking configuration- Signage quality- Lack of landscaping- Overhead electric lines and wood poles
+ Buildings diagonal to Market Street provide good landscaping potential
- Parking configuration- Signage clutter- Overhead power lines
+ Landscape potential with diagonal orientation to Market Street
- Parking configuration- Signage clutter- Overhead power lines
+ Landscape potential with diagonal orientation to Market Street
+ View to downtown
- Overhead power lines and wood poles- Traffic signal mounting- Lack of streetscape planting and updated street lighting
+ View to downtown
- Overhead power lines and wood poles- Traffic signal mounting- Lack of streetscape planting and updated street lighting
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MarketStreetscapeConcepts
Before After
Frequent drivescause confusion and adversevisual impact
Wide expanses ofparking connectingto roadways is a safety and streetscapeproblem
Lack of consistentstreetscape planting,lighting,& signagethemes
The variety of setbacks (from noneto generous) willcontribute to the character of the streetscape
Large streetscapetrees spaced
approximately90-100 feet apart
Consolidate drives and correct
non-conformingparking
Institute gatewaysign standards
Start a wildflowerplanting program
North MarketStreetscape
Improvements
North MarketStreetscape
Improvements
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BusinessBusiness Anything goesAnything goes Market StreetMarket Street
New street lighting
Large trees withgood Fall color
Monument signs
North MarketStreetscape
Improvements
North MarketStreetscape
Improvements
Streetscapevaries
Streetscapevaries
Parkingwhere
setbackadequate
Parkingwhere
setbackadequate
BusinessBusiness
ExistingExisting ProposedProposed
CurrentStreet LightingCurrentStreet Lighting
RecommendedStreet LightingRecommendedStreet Lighting
ExistingCobra headfixtures
Shoeboxtypefixture
Poor beam control lights up the sky and other unattended places (inefficient) -
Poor character and high glare factor -Inconsistent pole mounting -
Poor beam control lights up the sky and other unattended places (inefficient) -
Poor character and high glare factor -Inconsistent pole mounting -
Good beam control available to light the roadway efficiently +
Greater spacing / fewer fixtures due to higher efficiency +
Good character and low glare factor +Color options and customizing options +
Good beam control available to light the roadway efficiently +
Greater spacing / fewer fixtures due to higher efficiency +
Good character and low glare factor +Color options and customizing options +
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3 Board Mbrs. N. Highland
3 Board Mbrs. N. Highland
Mayor(Ex-Officio)
Mayor(Ex-Officio)
Council(Ex-Officio)
Council(Ex-Officio)
Parish Comm.(Ex-Officio)
Parish Comm.(Ex-Officio)
Chamber(Ex-Officio)Chamber
(Ex-Officio)
Crime Prev.Committee
Crime Prev.Committee
ImageCommittee
ImageCommittee
Econ. Devel.Committee
Econ. Devel.Committee
EducationCommitteeEducationCommittee
TransitionCommitteeTransitionCommittee
ExecutiveDirector
ExecutiveDirector
Board ChairBoard Chair
3 Board Mbrs. Agurs
3 Board Mbrs. Agurs
3 Board Mbrs. MLK
3 Board Mbrs. MLK
3 Board Mbrs. Cherokee Park3 Board Mbrs. Cherokee Park
3 Board Mbrs. Lakeview
3 Board Mbrs. Lakeview
Proposed NSDCOrganizational Structural
Proposed NSDCOrganizational Structural
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Initiativesto
BuildSuccess
Initiativesto
BuildSuccess
Organize NSDC
Obtain NSDC funding
Align I-49 to intersect with I-220/ Market Street
Secure Highway Impact Funds forPaul Lynch Park & 12 Mile Bayou Linear Park
Secure Recreation Funding from R.R. WaterwayCommission and Corps for
Red River Linear Park extension to I-220 Bridge
Secure Federal Highway Funds for N. Market St./Caddo Corridor improvements as the I-49 Inner City Connection. Use impact money
to implement Gateway Enhancements
Organize NSDC
Obtain NSDC funding
Align I-49 to intersect with I-220/ Market Street
Secure Highway Impact Funds forPaul Lynch Park & 12 Mile Bayou Linear Park
Secure Recreation Funding from R.R. WaterwayCommission and Corps for
Red River Linear Park extension to I-220 Bridge
Secure Federal Highway Funds for N. Market St./Caddo Corridor improvements as the I-49 Inner City Connection. Use impact money
to implement Gateway Enhancements
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PlanPlan
DoDoCheckCheck
AdjustAdjust
Producing Quality ResultsProducing Quality Results
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NSRDP Traffic Arteries
Primary Highways (through traffic)Planned Primary Highway (I-49 North)Alternate proposed route for I-49Proposed Inner-city I-49Secondary Roadways (local traffic)Railroad
Jack
Well
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Grim
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N. Hearne
Old
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ML
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Bla
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Alt.
I-49
I-49
North
I-220
I-22
0 Clyde Fant
I-20
La.
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Hwy 71
KCS
Twelve M
ile Bayou
CrossLake
Red River
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Old overgrown cemetery
Large trees and well kept lawn
Poor street lighting and trafficsignal standards
Poor outdoor product display
Current ConditionsCurrent Conditions
North Market Street Gateway ImprovementsCommon Street Intersection
North Market Street Gateway ImprovementsCommon Street Intersection
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Proposed ImprovementsProposed Improvements
Install sidewalks, landscaping, andbenches around cemetery
New streetscape planting,lighting and traffic signals
New gateway landscapeand parking at sides and
rear of business
Screen inventory with fencing and
landscape set back from roadway
Sampling of products for display with proper lighting,landscape, and monument sign placed away from intersection
North Market Street Gateway ImprovementsCommon Street Intersection
North Market Street Gateway ImprovementsCommon Street Intersection
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North Market Streetscape ImprovementsNorth Market Streetscape Improvements
The existing roadway has anexcessive number of driveways,
lack of landscape,signage clutter,
large expanses of paved parking in poor repair,inconsistent street lighting,
and a number of buildings in need of renovation or demolition.
The existing roadway has anexcessive number of driveways,
lack of landscape,signage clutter,
large expanses of paved parking in poor repair,inconsistent street lighting,
and a number of buildings in need of renovation or demolition.
Current ConditionsCurrent Conditions
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A revitalized streetscape can focus on the following:
A tree planting program to plantlarge trees that add Fall color and
unity to the streetscape and;
Reducing and consolidating drivewaysto provide more green space and
better visual organization along the roadway and;
Consolidating parking and encouragingconnected parking lots along the front and
rear of businesses and;
Instituting gateway sign standards such asmonument signs and
roadway information signage and;
Establishing a wildflower program for North Market Street.
Recommended Improvements
North Market Streetscape Improvements
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Existing Parking Configuration
Proposed Parking Lots
North Market Streetscape ConceptsElectrical Substation Screening
Current Conditions
Proposed Improvements
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