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Sterling Neighborhood Master Plan July 2010 M Sterling Community Master Plan: Long Term Themes 2015+ Infrastructure: Making Connections Housing and Residential Development: Building Back the Neighborhood !! Connect Jenkins to Dunbar via bridge across the creek. !! Complete Valentine streetscape. !! Complete Traffic circle at intersection of Dunbar, Andrews, and Valentine. !! Develop passive park around the stormwater pond on Conwell. •! Continue housing infill throughout Sterling, moving towards Brushy Creek. •! Develop “the Cove” housing projects—single-family cottages and senior facilities. •! Pursue additional infill on newly completed Memminger Street extension between Dunbar and Jenkins. 9.2 Potential Funding Sources Revitalization of the Sterling Neighborhood will take many public and private partners in involve a variety of collaborative efforts. Local government and residents cannot do it alone; it will require continued progressive planning, capital improvement allocations, and hard work on the part of varied interests to make the dream of a renewed Sterling a reality. Building the capacity of the neighborhood is essential, and is important to continuing project oversight and guidance for the future. In addition, this organizational capacity will strengthen the foundation of technical partners and financial investors. There are a variety of potential funding sources that can be considered for implementing the Sterling Neighborhood Revitalization Master Plan. Some of these funding sources are described in the matrix in Appendix B of this report. Special attention will be needed in the future to solicitation of funds (e.g., applicable grants, deadlines for submittals, supporting grant materials and leveraging partners, etc.). 9.3 Monitoring Progress To ensure the continued success of master plan implementation, the nonprofit organization in charge of plan implementation (in cooperation with other development partners) should develop an annual work plan as well as a report of its activities. These documents would enable Sterling partners and residents to celebrate noteworthy accomplishments, learn from their shared endeavors (and recalibrate their efforts accordingly), embrace all members of the Sterling community, and monitor and hold those in leadership positions accountable for their performance and proficiency. 71 Continuing the community legacy and leadership
Sterling Neighborhood Master Plan July 2010 M 9.4 Conclusion The Sterling neighborhood will again emerge as one of Greenville’s most innovative neighborhoods offering a diverse mix of housing, a dynamic system of parks and recreational amenities, creative solutions to longstanding infrastructure problems, and enhanced economic opportunities for residents. Implementing this plan will take time, patience, and hard work on the part of many partners. This plan is the product of countless hours of citizen commitment and represents the highest ideals of the founders of the Sterling Community over a century ago. 72 Continuing the community legacy and leadership
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