Transcript South Madison Neighborhood Plan

South Madison
Neighborhood Plan
Prepared by the South
Madison Neighborhood
Steering Committee with
assistance from Department of
Planning & Development
Planning
Activities
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Eleven public
and private
planning
initiatives over
the last three
years.
South Madison Planning Initiatives
Eleven planning activities in the last three years
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South Madison Neighborhood
Plan (2004)
Redevelopment District Plan:
Ann Street-Badger Road-Park
Street Area (2004)
Wingra Creek BUILD (Better
Urban Infill Development) Report
(2004)
Urban Design Guidelines for Park
Street Corridor (2004)
Wingra Creek Parkway Master
Plan (2004)
City of Madison, City of Fitchburg
and Town of Madison
Cooperative Plan (2003)
Penn Park Master Plan (2002)
Park Street Capital Improvement
Work Group (TIF 26)
 Town of Madison Site
Redevelopment Strategy and
Concept Plan (2002)
 Town of Madison Neighborhood
Revitalization Strategy Area Plan
(2001)
 Park Street Revitalization:
Possibilities to Reality Report
(2001)
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South Madison Neighborhood Plan
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Vision,
goals and
objectives
generated
by
southside
community
South Madison Neighborhood Plan
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A 3-10 year strategic
plan that identifies
important issues of the
planning area.
Neighborhood plan
addresses: housing, land
use, parks and open
space, public
infrastructure
improvements, and
redevelopment
opportunities.
South Madison Neighborhood Plan
Comprehensive Framework
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The South Madison Neighborhood
Plan is the framework for the other
city planning initiatives.
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Encompasses the other initiatives into a
comprehensive planning document. Other
planning initiatives will provide the details to
accomplish the plan recommendations.
South Madison Neighborhood Plan
Four of Eight Elements
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Redevelopment Opportunities
– Badger-Ann
– Madison Labor Temple
– Villager Mall
Housing Ownership,
Rehabilitation
– Badger-Cypress
– Gilson
– Sundstrom
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Pedestrian and Street
Interconnectivity
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Parks and Open Space
Enhancements
– Lincoln School
– Quann
– Bicycle Path
Opportunity
Analysis
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Major
Assets:
Major
Barriers
Composite
Overview
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Portrays the
proposed land
use changes and
redevelopment
priorities
Villager Mall Area
Villager Mall
Area Redevelopment
Wingra Creek Area
Wingra Creek Area
Redevelopment
Gilson Street Redevelopment Plan
Transition
area from
commercial
to
residential
Sundstrom Area Redevelopment
-New owneroccupied,
residential
development
-Improved eastwest street
connections
Lincoln Elementary School Area
Lincoln Elementary School Park
Development Plan
Next Steps
Public Meeting:
 February 12, 2004 at Catholic
Multicultural Center at 6:30 p.m.
-Community will have opportunities to
comment on plan recommendations
-Adoption of neighborhood plan by
Common Council in Spring 2004
Draft South Madison
Neighborhood Plan
Website Access:
www.ci.madison.wi.us/neighborhoods/
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Contact Department of Planning &
Development at 266-4635:
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Archie Nicolette
Jule Stroick
Other major initiatives
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Badger-Ann
Redevelopment District
Committee: Starting in
February
Park Street Urban
Design Guidelines:
Introduction to the
Common Council in
Spring 2004