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The Loop - Originated from the Comprehensive Neighborhood Improvement Program (CNIP) - Identified through the public engagement process as a top priority - Project involved a number of public engagement activities over the course of 6

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The Loop

  • Originated from the

Comprehensive Neighborhood Improvement Program (CNIP)

  • Identified through the public

engagement process as a top priority

  • Project involved a number of

public engagement activities

  • ver the course of 6 months
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The Vision

To be a catalyst Project that brings energy and vitality to SouthPark by providing additive experiences that further enhance the overall community. Inspire new people to Discover SouthPark, connect communities and people, and further enhance SouthPark’s appeal as a place to live, work, and play. To achieve this The Loop will need:

Photo credit: Transportation for America

Public & Inclusive Pedestrian-centered Connected Nimble & Flexible Active Must-see experiences that motivate people to use The Loop Day-to-day relevance to the community Vibrant & Inspiring Placemaking

1 2 3 4 5 1 2 3 “The Loop – The New Heartbeat of SouthPark”

Create Life-Enhancing Experiences Make It Easy A Series of Dynamic Destinations Be Welcoming

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The Brand

The Loop brand is a vivid representation of the design principles and goals set out in the Framework Plan. The Brand’s logo, icon, and design elements represent thoughtful consideration of the Community’s input to reinforce the look and feel of the type of experience we are striving for as a part of The Loop project. The brand will be highlighted throughout The Loop design elements and placemaking

  • pportunities to strengthen the identity of The Loop as a

place. Inspired by the community, for the community

FUN CASUAL ACTIVE

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Typical Cross Section - Combined

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Typical Cross Section - Split

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Assembly Street+Courtyard

Assembly Street Carnegie Boulevard

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Assembly Street

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Assembly Street Courtyard

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Morrison Library

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Morrison Library

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Morrison Library

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Rexford Road

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Rexford Road

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Rexford Road

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Barclay Downs Drive Symphony Park

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$10 million upgrade for south Charlotte park could help make the area more walkable

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Next Steps

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Adopt The Plan Focus on Early Loop Segment Implementation with Private Development Continue Community Outreach & Support between the City and SPAN Implementation of one Signature Project

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What Can I Do?

Resident

Contact SPAN Voice Your Support Volunteer Hillary Larsen (Chair) info@spancharlotte.org

Employee Business/Property Owner Developer

Let your employer know that this is something they should support Contact SPAN to see how you can get involved Contact City of Charlotte Economic Development Voice Your Support Volunteer / Contribute / Sponsor City Economic Development Fran.West@ci.charlotte.nc.us Contact City of Charlotte Planning/Urban Design Build a Section of The Loop & Make it Your Own City Urban Design Grant.Meacci@ci.charlotte.nc.us Erin.Chantry@ci.charlotte.nc.us

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Stay in The Loop www.theloopclt.org

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THANK YOU!