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Sterling Neighborhood Master Plan July 2010 6.2.5 Bon Secours St. Francis Master Plan Element 1. Bon Secours St. Francis Hospital is a committed partner in the revitalization of Sterling. Furthermore, the hospital is the largest landholder in the neighborhood. Bon Secours St. Francis was one of the key founders of the Sterling Phoenix League and it is funding through the hospital that has allowed both a community organizer and neighborhood medical provider on site in the neighborhood. St. Francis has also taken a leadership role in the early community garden efforts outlined above. While there are no immediate plans for campus growth at St. Francis, any future development that occurs within and around St. Francis-owned properties will have a major influence on land development patterns within the neighborhood. It is recommended that any future planning for the hospital follow the proposed Sterling Design Guidelines and land development initiatives recommended in this document. 51 Continuing the community legacy and leadership
Sterling Neighborhood Master Plan July 2010 6.3 Business Development Recommendation Time Frames 6.3.1 Short Term: 2010-2011 • Redevelop “The Huddle.” Possibilities for this project include a housing ombudsman office, job training/microenterprise center, or meeting facility. • Encourage mixed-use development along Arlington-Pendleton corridor. Consider the City’s redevelopment zoning classification for the district. • Develop a targeted retail recruitment program for grocery store use along Pendleton Street to serve the neighborhood. • Pursue grant funding for live/work units along Jenkins Street and Dunbar/Calhoun resulting in Sterling Village. • Develop a business plan for Sterling Village partnership program between groups such as churches, “angel” investors, and local entrepreneurs to foster small businesses. • Create a community garden and corner produce market in conjunction with neighborhood seniors and youth. 6.3.2 Medium Term: 2012-2015 • Implement the Sterling Village partnership with selected businesses along Jenkins Street. Possible ventures include an art market, farm/food market, housing rehabilitation/hardware store, or a pharmacy/wellness center. • Pursue higher education/training opportunities within Sterling possibly locating at the Huddle to provide job training, entrepreneurial coaching, and other resources for residents. 52 Continuing the community legacy and leadership
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