public meeting #1 - Downtown Toledo Master Plan

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TUESDAY, JANUARY 19, 2016
PUBLIC
MEETING #1
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Planning
process
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Project
team
MKSK
Downtown Strategic Planning Lead
HKS
Downtown Urban Design Lead
Development Strategies
Market Positioning & Economic Development Strategies
Mannik Smith Group
Traffic, Transportation, Infrastructure
Toledo Design Center
Local Urban Design
DOWNTOWN TOLEDO MASTER PLAN
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title committee - mission
22nd century
The 22nd Century Committee is a partnership comprised of Toledo-area business
leaders from private and public sectors, including the City of Toledo Department of
Economic Development. The group will provide catalytic leadership and strategic
for residents to live and work into the 22nd century.
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title committee
22nd century
Committee Roster
Billie Johnson
Bob Howell
James F. White, Jr.
Bob LaClair / Co-chair
Brian Kennedy
Clyde Scoles
Gene Abercrombie
Jerry Jones
Area Office on Aging
SSOE
Shumaker, Loop & Kendrick,LLP
5/3 Bank
Toledo Museum of Art
Toledo Public Library
Richard Hylant
Romulus Durant
Sharon Speyer
Tom Manahan
Wendy Gramza
Joseph Zerbey
Jeff Sailer
Huntington Bank
The Lathrop Corporation
Chamber of Commerce / EPIC
UAW / Local 12
Stephanie Streeter
Libbey, Inc.
Eastman & Smith
Woodlands Consulting
Mud Hens/Walleye
The Toledo Blade
Toledo Zoo
ProMedica
Barb Petee
ProMedica
Owens Corning
Megan Vahey Casiere
Steve Cavanaugh
HCR Manorcare
Sharon Gaber
ProMedica
University of Toledo /
Leading Economic Development
Liz Dufrane
Michael Thaman
Randy Oostra / Co-chair
Toledo Public Schools
Bruce Baumhower
Dan Johnson / Facilitator
Joe Napoli
Hylant Group
Calvin Lawshe
Lucas County Improvement
Corporation
University of Toledo
City of Toledo
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title
Project
schedule
Task 1
Understanding
and
Opportunities
Public Meeting #1:
January 19
Task
2
Market
Place
Catalysts
Public Meeting #2:
May 4
Task 3
Task 4
Documentation
and
Implementation
Plan
Adoption
Public Meeting #3:
July 12
TBD
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title
Project
storefront
Edison building (entrance from plaza)
Downtown Improvement District
300 Madison Avenue #1510
STAFFED Hours of operation
Monday, Wednesday & Friday
Noon 1 PM
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title
Project
storefront
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title
Project
storefront
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title
Join the
conversation
downtowntoledoplan.com >>>>> VISIT NOW AND SHARE YOUR IDEAS
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titlefor downtown Toledo is:
My vision
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title
MEETING
AGENDA & activities
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Why: introduction
Why are we doing this plan?
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What: initial analysis
Market, Economic, and Physical Conditions
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Public Meeting: activities
Share your vision
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SECTION 1
WHY:
INTRODUCTION
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Common
vision
Previous Planning Efforts
Toledo 20/20 Comprehensive
Plan
Toledo Downtown Plan
Warehouse District Plan
Uptown Plan
Turning Around Downtown
1999
2011
2012
Comprehensive Economic
Development Strategy
Toledo Bike Plan
Museum of Art Master Plan
Strategic Plan for Arts and
Culture
2013
2014
2015
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title Assets
Downtown
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title Assets 5 min walk
Downtown
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title
CONNECTIONS
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Studytitle
area
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title
Neighborhoods
surrounding downtown
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title districts
Downtown
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fabric - 1947
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fabric - 2015
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fabric
Summit street 1905
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title
Urban
fabric
Summit street 2015
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fabric
Madison avenue 1909
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fabric
Madison avenue 2015
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Downtown
accomplishments
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title momentum
Downtown
2.95
MILLION
2015 Downtown
Visitors
1.3
MILLION
4.2
MILLION
2015 Downtown
Area Visitors
2015 Toledo Zoo
Visitors
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title MOMENTUM
DOWNTOWN
530k
2015 Total
Attendance
Fifth third field
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title MOMENTUM
DOWNTOWN
450k
2015 Total
Visitors
Huntington center
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title MOMENTUM
DOWNTOWN
148k
2015 Total
Attendance
DOWNTOWN TOLEDO
MASTER
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Image
byPLAN
Toledo.com
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title MOMENTUM
DOWNTOWN
2,500
Units
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Planned/Under
Construction
New housing
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title MOMENTUM
DOWNTOWN
1,000
Jobs
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Jobs
Downtown jobs
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title MOMENTUM
DOWNTOWN
It just feels like the momentum
downtown is really swelling
up and with the various
companies moving downtown,
like ProMedica and the other
things going on, residents
moving downtown, that things
are moving in that
- Jeff Gibbs, Potbelly Franchisee
Potbelly sandwiches
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title MOMENTUM
DOWNTOWN
RENNAISANCE HOTEL
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title MOMENTUM
DOWNTOWN
hensville
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title MOMENTUM
DOWNTOWN
MIDDLEGROUNDS
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Why is downtown
Important?
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titlegrowth
Regional
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title center
Employment
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Employment
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Employment
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Employment
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Employment
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SECTION 2
WHAT:
Initial analysis
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INITIAL ANALYSIS:
MARKET & ECONOMIC ANALYSIS
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MARKET
AND ECONOMIC ANALYSIS
Cities must continually adapt
in order to survive and flourish.
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titleStrategy: Industrialization
Economic
Toledo grew with the glass and auto industries, and hard work.
Willys-Overland Forge Shop
Toledo 1926
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titleStrategy: River Cities & Adaptation
Economic
Cities are refocusing their downtown and waterfront efforts in order to adapt,
survive, and flourish. They have reinvented themselves.
LTV STEEL SITE, PITTSBURGH
SOUTHSIDE WORKS, 2015
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titleStrategy: Economic & Cultural Shift
Economic
industrial economy
TECH
32%
INTERNET
GROWTH IN TECH
JOBS 2004-2014
Source: BLS
3,700%
CRAFT
INCREASE IN
WEB SALES
1999-2010
160%
↑ CRAFT BEER
PRODUCTION
Source: US Census
Source:
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titleStrategy: Economic & Cultural Shift
Economic
adapt, and think differently about
what grows an economy.
KNOWLEDGE
CONSUMPTION
18% 32%
Source: IN
CEO’s
forWITH
Cities
GROWTH
JOBS
2004-2014
Source: Bureau of Labor Statistics
Source:IN
CEO’s
for Cities
GROWTH
PERSONAL
CONSUMPTION
2006-2015
Source: Federal Reserve
PLACE AND TALENT
TOURISM
2X 18%
Source: CEO’s
for Cities
GROWTH
IN LEISURE
&
HOSPITALITY JOBS
DOWNTOWNS VERSUS
OVERALL
REGIONS
DOWNTOWN
TOLEDO MASTER PLAN 2004-2014
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Source: CEO’s for Cities
Source: CEO’s for Cities 2009
Source: Bureau of Labor Statistics
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TECH GROWTH
Top Tech Metros
as of March 2, 2013*
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2
New York
-4%
D.C./Baltimore
-9%
3
4
Silicon Valley
-10%
Chicago
+4%
5
6
Los Angeles
-3%
Boston
-3%
7
8
Atlanta
-4%
Dallas
-3%
9
10
Seattle
-12%
Philadelphia
-1%
Fastest Growing Cities for Technology Jobs
Based on number of jobs posted by zip code on Dice March 2013 vs. March 2012
St. Louis
Charlotte
Austin
Phoenix
Detroit
+25%
+22%
+16%
+13%
+10%
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title
TECH GROWTH
Top Tech Metros
as of March 2, 2013*
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2
New York
-4%
D.C./Baltimore
-9%
3
4
Silicon Valley
-10%
Chicago
+4%
5
6
Los Angeles
-3%
Boston
-3%
7
8
Atlanta
-4%
Dallas
-3%
9
10
Seattle
-12%
Philadelphia
-1%
Fastest Growing Cities for Technology Jobs
Based on number of jobs posted by zip code on Dice March 2013 vs. March 2012
St. Louis
Charlotte
Austin
Phoenix
Detroit
+25%
+22%
+16%
+13%
+10%
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titleand Large Companies
Startups
Over the past several
decades, cities with
a few big firms have
had weaker
employment growth
than cities with more
and smaller
employers.
Large Organizations
Small Businesses
Edward Glaeser
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title Incubation, Makers Spaces
Start-ups,
100
companies
300
employees
85,000
square feet
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title
Harness
Local Energy and Talent
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MARKET
This is the best time to plan
for downtowns in two generations
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Revitalization: A National Trend
The world is reordering itself economically and socially.
DEMOGRAPHICS
72%
PREFERENCES
INTERNET TRENDS
non-family households by 2025#
66%
prefer attached or small lot
housing*
3,700%
increase in web-base
electronic sales
#
Martha Farnsworth Riche
* If it puts them closer to work, mix of uses, etc. National Association of Realtors
1999-2010 Census
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title
Midwest
Cities: Growth. Contraction. Reinvention.
Growth of Young Professionals in Close-In Neighborhoods
(25-34 Year Olds with a Four Year Degree)
CEOs For Cities 2009
28%
Cincinnati
83%
Indianapolis
45%
Columbus
38%
Milwaukee
87%
St. Louis
59%
Detroit
49%
Cleveland
Louisville
10%
40%
Pittsburgh
Top 50 Metros
26%
Close-In
Rest of MSA
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title
Toledo:
Where Young Professionals Are Going
Top ten counties to which Lucas County
migrate:
Cuyahoga County, OH (Cleveland)
Franklin County, OH (Columbus)
Delaware County, OH (suburban Columbus)
Oakland County, MI (suburban Detroit)
Hennepin County, MN (Minneapolis)
Cook County, IL (Chicago)
Kent County, MI (Grand Rapids)
Macomb County, MI (exurban Detroit)
Clark County, NV (Las Vegas)
Maricopa County, AZ (Phoenix)
Note: Wood, Fulton, Ottawa, and Seneca, OH counties and Monroe County,
MI are excluded.
Source: 2007-2011 American Community Survey, County-to-County Migration Flows
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title Housing: Market Strategy
Downtown
PRODUCT TYPES
AMENITIES
WATERFRONT
PARKS
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title
MARKET
Vibrant downtowns are more important to
economies now than ever before
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title Downtowns
Successful
Regional growth and changing measures of success
$3B
invested
in last 20
years
Des Moines
$2B
invested
in last 30
years
$3B
invested in last 15
years
Omaha
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Grand Rapids
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title Downtowns
Successful
Regional growth and changing measures of success
#17
$38
% Young Professionals
Venture capital
dollars, per person
#11
% Young
Professionals
#11
Omaha
Des Moines
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Grand Rapids
% Small Businesses
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INITIAL ANALYSIS:
PHYSICAL FRAMEWORK
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title River
The Maumee
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River title
sets the structure
LaGrange St.
Dorr St.
1.
1. Riverfront
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River title
sets the structure : Downtown
LaGrange St.
2.
Dorr St.
1.
1. Riverfront
2. Downtown
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title
Neighborhoods
and major streets
LaGrange St.
3.
2.
Dorr St.
1.
1. Riverfront
2. Downtown
3. Neighborhoods
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title
The City
turns its back to the River
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Activetitle
Riverfront 1876
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title River
The Maumee
7 Miles
Toledo
Zoo
Lake E rIe
Toledo Riverfront
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Scaletitle
Comparison to Detroit
Detroit Riverfront
7 Miles
Toledo
Zoo
Lake E rIe
Toledo Riverfront
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titleis more than Downtown
The River
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title
Diverse
Water Places
Lake Erie
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
Downtown
Swan Creek
Beyond the Shipping Chanel
Between the Bridges
The Industrial Corridor
Lake Erie
6.
5.
4.
1.
3.
2.
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Jaimie Farr
Park
Arc Terminal Holdings
Hansen Mueller
Arms Trucking Dock
Lafarge 18
Toledo
Yacht Club
Bay View
Harrison Yacht Club
Marina
The Docks
CSX Iron Ore Dock
Industrial Corridor
CSX Coal Dock
Shelly Liquid
Midwest Terminals
Westway
BP Husky
Culture,
Entertainment
CDF
Ironville Terminal
Industry at the
End of the Shipping
Channel
Toledo
Skyway
Marina
Seneca Petroleum
ADM Grain
Hollywood
Casino
Coast
Guard
Toledo Shipyard
National Museum
of the
Great Lakes
Midwest Ballast Rail Dock
Port Authority
Imagination
Station
Toledo Refinery Company
Memorial Park
Cargill
Pier 75
Marina
Kuhlman Corp
Toledo Zoo
Downtown
Sandpiper
Middlegrounds
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titleof uses
Diversity
Harbor View
CDF
Yacht Club
Facility 3.
Industrial Uses
Culture and Entertainment
Marinas
Boat Docks
Designated Park
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Publictitle
Access
Downtown
West Side:
2 Miles accessible (including Middlegrounds)
East Side:
1.5 Miles accessible
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title Park
Promenade
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title Uses
Conflicting
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titleand Undeveloped Lands
Residual
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titleand Services
Industry
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title Cities
Waterfront
Cities that have rediscovered their Waterfronts:
Annapolis
Portland
Detroit
Jacksonville
Milwaukee
Miami
Louisville
Seattle
Columbus
Philadelphia
New York
Boston
Chicago
Omaha
Grand Rapids
San Diego
San Francisco
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Portland
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Louisville
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Philadelphia
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Milwaukee
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Seattle
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Rapids
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COLUMBUS
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Downtown
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River title
Bend defines layout. (1837)
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title
History:
Streets end at the River
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Rivertitle
not Visible
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title of closed streets
The result
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1.6 Miles
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Vacant
Lots
22% Coverage
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title A Residential Opportunity
Downtown:
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Grandtitle
Rapids Downtown
1.6 Miles
.6 Miles
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title Riverfront District
Downtown
Uptown
.6 Miles
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title gaps in Uptown
Even more
FAR: .80
Uptown
.6 Miles
FAR: 1.6
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Streets
Along the River
Uptown
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title through Downtown
Connections
Uptown
Warehouse
District
Downtown
Vistula
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title streets
Neighborhood
Uptown
Warehouse
District
Downtown
Vistula
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title
Vistula
Street Grid
Historic
District
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Vistula
Historic Homes
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title District Assets
Warehouse
Hensville
Warehouse
District
Swan
Creek
Seagate
Convention
Centre
Market
Huntington
Center
Mud Hens
Amtrak Station
Middlegrounds
Park
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The Mud
Hens and Hensville
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Sports,
Civic and Entertainment
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title District
Warehouse
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Creek
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title Canal
Georgetown
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title
Benefit
of an Amtrak Station
Hensville,
Warehouse
District
Swan
Creek
Huntington
Center
Market
Mud Hens
Amtrak Station
Seagate
Convention
Centre
Middlegrounds
Park
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Uniontitle
Station, Kansas City
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Develop
a Comprehensive Strategy
Uplands
Riverfront
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SECTION 3
activities
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Station
TOPICs
1
Riverfront
2
Residential & Retail
Opportunities
3
Streets/
Connectivity
4
Transportation &
Parking
5
Greenspace/
Recreation/Bike Network
6
Business, Talent and
Innovation
7
General
Comments/Ideas
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Station
2 - RESIDENTIAL & retail
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title
Station
3 streets & connectivity
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title visioning
Downtown
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title visioning
Downtown
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title VISIONING
DOWNTOWN
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Thank you
Please join the conversation at
downtowntoledoplan.com
Visit our Project Storefront at the
Toledo Edison Building
300 Madison Avenue #1510
NEXT PUBLIC MEETING: MAY 4, 2016

public meeting #1 - Downtown Toledo Master Plan

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