Sterling Community Master Plan - Greenville County

Sterling Neighborhood Master Plan July 2010
4.3 Infrastructure Recommendation Time Frames
4.3.1 Short Term: 2010-2011
• Complete Leadership Greenville Trail section from Valentine Street to Sterling Community
Center and amphitheatre at Minus Street and Dunbar Street. Develop design and begin
improvements to Minus Street infrastructure and streetscape.
• Develop design of Calhoun Street south of Dunbar. Commence stormwater master plan
study and apply for permits for regional stormwater pond adjacent to Conwell Street.
• Program Jenkins Streetscape Improvement into capital budget for City. Identify funding
sources for improvements on county side.
• Program Dunbar Street improvements into capital budget for City of Greenville.
• Identify funding sources for Memminger-Hartsell-Averill Street connector.
• Identify funding sources for Odessa-Taylor-Horton Street connector.
• Identify funding sources for Butler-Martin-Maloy Street connector.
• Identify funding sources for Anderson Street improvements.
• Develop design for North Sterling Playground on Calhoun Street.
• Develop design for St. Francis Park at corner of Arlington Avenue and St. Francis Drive.
• Develop overall neighborhood infrastructure design package, including completed
engineering drawings and cost estimates from GLDTC.
• Explore possible funding for state-managed and -owned roads. This could options such as
handing over ownership of some roads to the county.
4.3.2 Medium Term: 2012-2015
• Connect Horton/Taylor to Odessa.
• Connect Butler/Martin to Maloy.
• Extend Memminger south to Jenkins across to Hartsell and pick up Averill.
• Complete Greenway trails along Brushy Creek.
• Program and implement Dunbar Street diet/streetscaping.
• Program and implement Anderson Road diet/streetscaping.
• Complete regional stormwater pond adjacent to Conwell.
• Construct North Sterling Playground.
• Construct St. Francis Park.
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