Sterling Community Master Plan - Greenville County

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Sterling Neighborhood Master Plan July 2010 M Themes 2010-2011 Sterling Community Master Plan: First Steps Infrastructure: Making Connections !! Complete Leadership Greenville Trail section. Develop design and begin improvements to Minus Street infrastructure and streetscape. !! Develop design of Calhoun Street south of Dunbar. Begin stormwater master plan study and apply for permits for regional stormwater pond adjacent to Conwell Street. !! Program Jenkins streetscape improvements into capital budget for City and GCRA. !! Program Memminger, Hartsell, Averill Street connector into capital budget for City and GCRA. !! Program Odessa, Taylor, Horton Street connector into capital budget for GCRA. !! Program Butler, Martin, Maloy Street connector into capital budget for GCRA. !! Program Dunbar Street improvements into capital budget for City of Greenville. !! Program Anderson Street improvements into capital budget for GCRA. !! Develop design for North Sterling Playground on Calhoun Street. !! Develop design for St. Francis Park at corner of Arlington Avenue and St. Francis Drive. Housing and Residential Development: Building Back the Neighborhood •! Package and promote existing incentives for downtown investment. •! Create marketing grant program for local businesses. •! Host a Housing Fair for the neighborhood to share housing resource information. •! Implement the Sterling Design Guidelines for the neighborhood and develop an effective, voluntary process for administering them. Promote collaboration rather than regulation. •! Establish a Housing Coalition of multiple partners to identify mutual project areas of interest for more strategic housing development. •! Continue infill and rehabilitation of single-family cottage developments north of Dunbar Street along with necessary infrastructure/streetscape improvements to Ethel, Griffin, Barnwell, Ripley, Judy, and Finchers Street. •! Continue rehabilitation and infill in the Arlington-Pendleton mixed-use live/work district; housing may be market rate or subsidized. •! Implement Housing Rehabilitation around the Sterling Green to encourage preservation and enhancement of existing housing on Sterling and Maloy Streets. Consider creating a Model Block Program that can be replicated throughout Sterling. •! Discuss existing zoning and future land use patterns with City and County planners and pursue appropriate amendments to Comprehensive Plans and development regulations. 69 Continuing the community legacy and leadership
Sterling Neighborhood Master Plan July 2010 M Sterling Community Master Plan: Next Steps Themes 2012-2015 Infrastructure: Making Connections !! 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. Housing and Residential Development: Building Back the Neighborhood •! Continue housing rehabilitation program, with an emphasis south of Dunbar Street. Promote development of single-family units and increase homeownership. •! Work with Housing Coalition partners to continue targeted housing approaches. •! Implement the Sterling Village live/work units and add other housing infill along Jenkins and Calhoun Streets. •! Work with Christ Church to develop cluster housing development on Jenkins Street. •! After infrastructure improvements in southern Sterling, continue housing infill. Business Development: Encouraging Investment and Economic Opportunities •! 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. Sterling Community Master Plan: Next Steps Themes 2012-2015 Community Image: Strengthening the Heart and Legacy •! Implement gateway signs at key locations in the neighborhood: •! Jenkins/Dunbar/Anderson •! Calhoun/Dunbar •! Calhoun/Pendleton •! Valentine/Anderson •! Easley Bridge/Andrews •! Develop a banner program along Pendleton, Dunbar, and Calhoun. •! Implement improvements to the grounds of Minus Chapel. •!Implement ongoing site improvements to Sterling Community Center. Organizational Framework: Getting the Job Done! •! Continue ongoing meetings to update the neighborhood on master plan progress. •! Continue to support Phoenix League efforts to foster communication among different groups in the community. 70 Continuing the community legacy and leadership
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