Sterling Community Master Plan - Greenville County

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Sterling Neighborhood Master Plan July 2010 7.3 Community Image Recommendation Time Frames 7.3.1 Short Term: 2010-2011 • Implement the Sterling brand • Apply the Sterling brand to collateral organizations and materials. • Develop a “Heroes of Sterling” program • Implement a “Sign Topper” program with the Sterling brand 7.3.2 Medium Term: 2012-2015 • Implement gateway signs at key locations in the neighborhood: • Jenkins/Dunbar/Anderson • Calhoun/Dunbar • Calhoun/Pendleton • Valentine/Anderson • Easley Bridge/Andrews • Develop banner program along Pendleton, Dunbar, and Calhoun • Implement improvements to the grounds of Minus Chapel • Implement ongoing site improvements to Sterling Community Center 61 Continuing the community legacy and leadership
Sterling Neighborhood Master Plan July 2010 8.0 Organizational Framework: Getting the Job Done 8.1 Issues and Assessment 8.1.1 Community Input and Assessment • The Sterling Phoenix League is one of the most unique partnerships ever created in Greenville. Led by Bon Secours St. Francis, the Sterling Phoenix League. • Many agencies, residents, interest groups, and volunteers are active in the success of Sterling. • Yet, complications will happen in a neighborhood that straddles a City/County line and where investment has been sporadic over many years. • In fact, many neighborhood residents are skeptical that a plan can and will be implemented. • This plan will take time, commitment, and money; no solution will be instant but the time to act is now. 8.1.2 Organizational Partners The Sterling neighborhood has many partners that play an active role in the community. Some of the partners listed below work almost exclusively in the neighborhood while others have a citywide, countywide or regional scope. Some partners listed below are not currently active in the neighborhood while others are working closely with the neighborhood on a regular basis. The partners are listed in alphabetical order. Allen Temple Community Economic Development Corporation (CEDC) (www.allentemplecedc): Established in 2001, Allen Temple CEDC specializes in the development of new affordable rental housing. In 2009, Allen Temple CEDC was awarded $585,000 to develop 11 rental-housing units (which must serve residents at or below 80 percent of AMI). In Sterling, the organization has constructed several housing units, mostly along Judy and Calhoun Streets. City of Greenville Community Development Division (www.greenvillesc.gov/commdev): The City of Greenville Division of Community Development is responsible for administering the City’s federal CDBG and HOME funds. The division has formed partnerships with many CDCs and nonprofit organizations to develop and implement programs in the City’s Special Emphasis Neighborhoods. Current City initiatives include the LADDER Program, KEY Program, New Home Ownership Program, GAP Program, Community Improvement Program, Emergency Repair Program, Rental Rehabilitation Program, and World Changers Program. Genesis Homes (www.genesishomessc.org): Established in 2006, Genesis Homes is a 501©(3) nonprofit that offers an array of community development programs, including rental and homeowner-occupied 62 Continuing the community legacy and leadership
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