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City of Plantation Midtown District Conceptual Plan Implementation Update City Council Presentation February 22, 2017 Purpose of Presentation The purpose of this presentation is to: 1. Review key concepts from the Midtown Plan Update; 2.


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City of Plantation Midtown District Conceptual Plan Implementation Update

City Council Presentation February 22, 2017

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Purpose of Presentation

The purpose of this presentation is to: 1. Review key concepts from the Midtown Plan Update; 2. Develop consensus on Plan recommendations; and 3. Provide guidance on Plan implementation.

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The Midtown Plan Update Concepts

  • Safe Neighborhood District – maintain designation with updated data
  • Central Midtown – Designated Activity Center/Entertainment District
  • Pedestrian Interconnectivity & Mobility
  • Potential Higher Density to create critical mass
  • Enhanced Design Criteria
  • Complete Streets

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Central Midtown – Designated Activity Center/Entertainment District

Area Entertainment Plan and “Main Street”

  • Optimal use for Westfield Mall & future redevelopment potential
  • Optimal use for Pine Island Park
  • Potential Gathering Space (festival or event venue)
  • Amphitheater, band shell or open green space.
  • Consider Camden property green space.
  • Encourage outdoor dining
  • Consider night time activities
  • Induce a “Main Street” by realigning Federated Road.
  • Internal link between Fountains Shopping Center and Westfield Mall.
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Village Green / Amphitheater

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Pedestrian Interconnectivity and Mobility

Central Midtown

  • Induce a “Main Street” by realigning Federated Road.
  • Internal link between Fountains Shopping Center and Westfield Mall.

Crossing Broward Boulevard – Critical connection between Fashion Mall and Westfield Broward Mall:

  • At-grade crossing at 84th/82nd Avenue

Pedestrian Activities

  • Wide sidewalks, kiosks & pedestrian attractions
  • Plazas, outdoor amenities & streetscape

Peters Road and 10th Street Connection:

  • Auto/pedestrian route through private roadway.

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Public Amenities

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Peters Road & 10th Street Connection

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Increase in Density

Increase density anywhere up to 50 dwelling units per acre?

  • Recent developments received average 50 du/acre (with use of flex units and

dashed-line land use plan amendments).

  • Should City increase the overall density by utilizing density bonuses?
  • Should the City create a Midtown “Activity Center” land use designation?

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Design Criteria

  • Develop specific design criteria & architectural standards including but not

limited to:

  • Incorporate into SPI-3 & B-7Q zoning districts
  • Architectural guidelines
  • Building heights
  • Landscape themes
  • Multi-modal pathways
  • Lighting standards
  • Wayfinding
  • Entry features
  • Signage/Banners

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The Midtown Plan Update Concepts

  • Safe Neighborhood District – maintain designation with updated data
  • Designated Activity Center/Entertainment District being focus of Central Midtown
  • Pedestrian Interconnectivity & Mobility
  • Potential Higher Density to create critical mass
  • Enhanced Design Criteria
  • Complete Streets Implementation (integrate in zoning code update)

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Next Steps

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  • Staff to initiate steps according to timeline with details on implementing the

proposed concepts

  • Future presentations specifying implementation & plan execution actions
  • Projects/programs to be included in budget & capital plans
  • Updated regulations and design guidelines incorporated in future projects
  • Secure funding sources for plan implementation
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Implementation Schedule

Short Term (1-2 years)

  • Update Safe Neighborhood District Plan by ordinance to maintain designation
  • Analyze pedestrian corridors/greenways accessibility and make recommendations
  • Look at ways to enhance public amenities & streetscape & pocket parks
  • Evaluate and enhance B-7Q/B-3P design criteria (Zoning Code update)
  • Complete Streets Implementation (integrate in zoning code update)
  • Program improvements into the City’s Capital Improvements Budget
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Implementation Schedule

Intermediate Term (3-4 years)

  • Explore “Activity Center” Designation
  • “Main Street” feasibility study
  • Engage Westfield Broward Mall owners and create working committee
  • Initiate small area design studies (complete streets, roadway alignment,

sidewalks, etc.)

  • Adoption of Special Area Entertainment Plan for Central Midtown
  • Consider adoption of bonus density provisions in the Zoning Code for better

urban design and amenities.

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Implementation Schedule

Long Term (5+ years)

  • Facilitate additional development along Perimeter Road
  • Assess linkage of Peters Road to SW 10th Street
  • Analyze pedestrian & vehicle connectivity between the two malls (Broward Blvd)
  • Enhance New River Greenway
  • Consider parking alternatives
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