S.R.7/U.S.441 COLLABORATIVE THE COLLEGE OF CORRIDOR KNOWLEDGE

S.R.7/U.S.441 COLLABORATIVE THE COLLEGE OF CORRIDOR KNOWLEDGE

S.R.7 Corridor : A Sense of Place? ANYWHERE USA

SR 7: Civilizing the Corridor Bad rules = Bad development!

The SR 7 Collaborative A model for regional and community planning Lauderdale Lakes Lauderhill Margate Davie Hollywood Broward County Miramar Seminole Nation Coral Springs Coconut Creek North Lauderdale Plantation Tamarac

The Citizens Master Plan was funded by the City of Lauderdale Lakes Community Redevelopment Agency in 2003. Citizens, Elected Officials and City staff worked with regional regulatory agencies to define specific goals and objectives for the redevelopment of the commercial corridors which bisect the city and region. Atlantic Ocean Everglades

Where Do You Start? How Do You Move From THIS...

To THIS?

The Charrette Planning Method Redevelopment Tools and Strategies Stakeholder Interviews to gain local insights/direction Visualization And Stimulation to depict the future vision Land Use Planning to promote density Right Of Way Improvement Plans Agreement With FDOT On The Size And Shape Of S.R.7 Mixed-use Redevelopment Of Antiquated Strip Plazas/Malls Coordinated Integration Of Transit Facilities And Services Development/adoption of new Land Use and Zoning Standards * IMPLEMENTATION PLAN

Charrette: Citizen s Requests (We listened and we made the commitment to implement the plan!) Town Center/DENSITY Improved Public Transit (Facilities and Services) Identity w/mixed-uses Entrance Features Canal Linear Park New Library Corridor Redevelopment Entertainment Center New Housing for ALL income levels More Parks

*Of COURSE we studied the Land Use and Transportation innovations of Portland, Oregon carefully.

In 2001 THESE were a typical public transportation facilities found throughout the S.E. Florida region and in Lauderdale Lakes. Would you take your child for a walk on this corridor? Would you enjoy waiting for the bus here? OF COURSE NOT!

WE DECIDED TO BUILD A BETTER SOLUTION! Lauderdale Lakes now has 10 of these shelters in-place (with 12 more coming in 2013-4) and other corridor communities are doing the same.

The City of Lauderdale Lakes has been winning awards and setting new standards for the transition of declining suburban corridors throughout S.E. Florida to create healthy and vibrant communities. 2010 FLORIDA REDEVELOPMENT ASSOCIATION AWARD Outstanding New Building Project City of Lauderdale Lakes Community Redevelopment Agency 2008 FLORIDA REDEVELOPMENT ASSOCIATION AWARD Transportation/Transit Enhancements City of Lauderdale Lakes Community Redevelopment Agency LAUDERDLE LAKES LIBRARY & COMMUNITY EDUCATION AND CULTURAL CENTER Adopted in 2004, the Lauderdale Lakes Citizen s Master Plan was crafted from feedback generated during an intensive charrette that finalized almost a year of work in research/analysis and urban and architectural design. The plan is the blueprint that directs public and private investment for key projects that are revitalizing the city s commercial corridors. Among the plan s components was a vision and concept for a mixed-use town center. Today, the new 20,237-square-foot, $6.5-million Lauderdale Lakes Library & Community Cultural and Educational Center is at the heart of the 30-acre Bella Vista Development. This project is a result of a partnership between Broward County and the Lauderdale Lakes CRA. BUS SHELTERS Providing quality bus shelters is an ongoing commitment by the City of Lauderdale Lakes and of the Community Redevelopment Agency to enhance the safety and convenience of transit service customers as they move around the city and the region. Responding to demands for modern transportation alternatives, and given the intensely hot and severe weather in Southeastern Florida, the City of Lauderdale Lakes and the Community Redevelopment Agency have completed the design and development of six new bus shelters. Grant funding is also committed for the development of five additional shelters, with grant applications pending for several more shelters to be added in future years. More Info: 954.676.3604 jgaryr@lauderdalelakes.org

C-13 Greenway Trail The weed-filled and virtually abandoned corridor along a major regional drainage canal has been transformed to create a two mile long, non-vehicular path that connects City Government facilities, schools and recreational facilities providing pedestrian access to major commercial centers and regional transportation connections.

C-13 GREENWAY TRAIL TODAY *Several other cities in the region are now doing this same work on their canal sections within their jurisdictions as well!

Could we really do any worse than this? S.E. Florida will become the community that we want and need it to become only if we work together collaboratively and continuously.

SR 7: Lauderdale Lakes Transition from SUBURBAN SPACE...

To Urban PLACE *Future vision of Lauderdale Lakes The Heart of Broward County

Through regional collaborative planning, corridor communities and regulatory entities reached agreement on the future size & shape of State Road 7

The SR 7 Collaborative Creating mixed-use nodes and encouraging density through collaborative, community-based planning to guide the redevelopment of antiquated sprawling commercial strips: MALLS TO MAIN STREETS Section by arx

Lauderdale Lakes Town Center 441/s.r.7 Oakland Park Blvd Building Value, and Creating Identity

Bella Vista This 32 acre Community Redevelopment Agency sponsored mixed-use development valued at $150m. is one of the first of it s type undertaken within the 32 mile long S.R.7/U.S. 441 corridor.

Transportation Transformation Broward 2035 Long Range Transportation Plan Mission Statement The Broward County 2035 Long Range Transportation Plan (LRTP) promotes the safe, secure, and efficient movement of people and goods by providing balanced transportation choices that support superior mobility through improvements in all modes with a focus on mass transit and transit-supportive land use in key corridors and mobility hubs.

The Seven 50 Plan for Regional Sustainability The HUD Sustainable Communities Initiative is underway to develop regional consensus around a strategic vision and investment plan that will chart the course to a brighter and more prosperous future for Southeast Florida s residents and in turn, Florida. The Seven 50 Southeast Florida Prosperity Plan will reflect regional agreement around priority investments in key areas of importance to Southeast Florida s future. When considered together, regional challenges and opportunities identified through the collaborative regional planning process, will coalesce into a coherent strategy and investment plan to support the future sustainability and economic prosperity of our communities and region. BROWARD COUNTY SR 7 Corridor-32 miles With Six Master Plans West Palm Beach Ft. Lauderdale Miami

What s on the horizon for SR 7/U.S. 441 in Lauderdale Lakes? Negotiation of Land Aggregation Agreements and PUBLIC/PRIVATE Development Agreements for implementation of Town Center Concept and for the development of the Central Broward County Multi-Modal Transit Facility in the HEART of Broward County, Florida.

Creative redevelopment incorporating DENSIY, infrastructure investment and transit planning will create GREAT Neighborhoods where people can Live,Work and Play reducing the reliance upon automobiles to improve the quality of life and economy of the region!.

Thank you! Questions/Comments? Jonathan K. Allen-City Manager JonathanA@lauderdalelakes.org J. Gary Rogers, Executive Director Lauderdale Lakes Community Redevelopment Agency jgaryr@lauderdalelakes.org www.lauderdalelakes.org www.tcrpc.org www.sfrpc.com/sr7.htm