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Delano Plan

Advisory Committee

8/28/17 - Meeting 1 MAPD

WELCOME

Agenda

• Nomination and Election of Chair &Vice-Chair
• Committee Purpose, Code of Conduct, & Calendar
• Meeting Time & Day
• Current Delano Plan
• Public Feedback and “Delano’s Turn”
• Prioritization of K-State Concepts

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Chair &Vice-Chair

Nomination & Election

Committee Purpose

Scott Knebel

Code of Conduct

Members of the Delano Plan Advisory Committee, staff and others attending these meetings agree to honor the following tenets as we work together in providing guidance and recommendation on the future of Delano:

• We will communicate with respect and courtesy in all our interactions, even at those times

in which we may disagree.

• We will listen to what others have to say without interruption and premature judgment.
• We will welcome and respect different perspectives and opinions.
• We are each prepared to dialogue with others, find common ground or consensus, and

accept group voting if necessary, to develop recommendations and feedback for the City’s consideration.

• We will give our time, talents and resources to support the work of the Delano Plan

Advisory Committee as much as possible within our means and abilities.

• Meetings will start and stop at the designated time in order to respect the other obligations
• f all committee members and staff.

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Calendar

August: Identify Priorities September: Discuss Feasibility and Map Locations October: Provide Feedback on Design and Neighborhood Goals November: Provide Feedback on Phasing and Key Elements December: No Meeting (Staff Creating Draft Plan) January: Provide Feedback on Draft Plan February: Provide Final Approval on Plan (Last Meeting) March-April: Key Approvals from MAPC, City Council, & County Commission

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Meeting Time & Date

4th Mondays @ 4:30-6:00

Delano Neighborhood Revitalization Plan

March, 2001

Neighborhood Vision & Character

“Re-creating a quality city center neighborhood desirable for quality living and working based on the preservation and enhancement of existing character.” – Vision Statement

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Demographics

1990 2000 2010 2015 Delano Wichita Delano Wichita Delano Wichita Delano Wichita Unemployment Rate 9% 6% 9% 4% 11% 6% 9% 5% Median Income $18,119 $28,024 $27,490 $39,939 $30,573 $57,963 $31,941 $58,937 Poverty Level 14% 8% 16% 11% 31% 16% 26% 17% Renter-occupied Units 43% 37% 48% 38% 48% 37% 55% 40%

Data from US Census: 1990, 2000, 2010, 2015

• Increasing poverty rate
• Increasing percentage of rental units
• Steady median income level compared to Wichita as a whole
• Steady unemployment rate

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Delano Overlay

Objective:

• Introduce special zoning to preserve character and

charm

• Architectural and site design guidelines in specific

areas Progress to Date:

• Delano Neighborhood Overlay District added to UZC

in 2003

• Updated regulations on uses within Delano
• Established design guidelines on residential and

commercial uses

• Established Design Review Committee and Design

Advisory Committee with new review procedures

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Down-zoning

Objective: Consider down zoning with special focus

• n eliminating future incompatible land

uses within established residential areas Progress to Date:

• Down zoning established as part of the

Delano Overlay

• Nearly all of Delano was down-zoned
• Large reduction in industrial, multi

family, and two family zoning

Single Family Multi Family Two Family Limited Industrial Limited Commercial Limited Commercial Multi Family Previous Zoning Current Zoning

Delano Community Development Corp

Objective: Create 501 c3 to maintain vision and carry out necessary functions Progress to Date:

• Delano United, Inc. created after plan adoption
• Coordinates activities and projects
• Key partners and projects: Delano Banners, Delano

Clergy Association, Delano Neighborhood Association, Historic Delano, Inc., the business community, the Community Garden, the Farmers Market and Let's Rock and Roll and Change the World

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Urban Village

Objective:

• Create world class multi-use

neighborhood village in northeast Delano

• Take advantage of nearby amenities
• Catalyst for in-fill and renovation

Progress to Date:

• City RFQ for Delano Catalyst Site
• EPC Real Estate Group selected
• Hotel, apartments, parking, and

commercial

• Future Lawrence Dumont Stadium

development

Douglas & Seneca Enhancements

Objective:

• Improve business opportunities along

Douglas and Seneca

• Enhance storefronts, facades, and

streetscapes Progress to Date:

• Street enhancements including road diet
• n Douglas between McLean and Seneca
• Bicycle racks and lighting
• Streetscaping along Seneca

Property Conditions

Objective:

• Improve housing conditions
• Better enforcement,

appropriate zoning, assistance for improvements Progress to Date:

• Updated zoning
• No targeted enforcement or

targeted assistance for improvements

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Linear Park

Objective:

• Convert vacant rail corridor into linear

park

• Connect neighborhood parks and

expand recreation opportunities Progress to Date:

• New TIF to help fund a multi-modal

greenway path along the abandoned rail corridor

Gateways

Objective: Develop gateways to identify the neighborhood and celebrate history Progress to Date:

• Clock tower at Douglas and

Sycamore

• Dedicated in 2003

Public Feedback and

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Public Feedback and

21 Identity & Wayfinding Community Space Utilization of Assets Improve Infrastructure Address Food Desert Complete Planned Projects 7 7 7 9 10 11 MAPD Mapping Exercise MAPD: Priorities Identified K-State: Priorities Identified

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Dot Voting

K-State Concepts

THANK YOU

Next Meeting September 25th, 4:30-6pm