Vision
Nebraska - Hillsborough Primary Transit Corridor Master Plan
Downtown Area Conceptual Master Plan
In 2010, the City of
Tampa was awarded a grant from the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban
Development (HUD) to develop a corridor master plan for the
Nebraska-Hillsborough Avenue Primary Transit Corridor and a Downtown Area
Conceptual Master Plan for the urban core. The plans will establish priorities
for the future and provide a road map to stimulate economic development, spur
community reinvestment and make the central city one of the most desirable
places in the nation - all while preserving historic districts and neighborhood
character. These plans will be prepared by a consultant that will be funded
through the grant received from HUD.
The
study area for the
corridor master plan is generally an area along Nebraska Avenue from Downtown
Tampa to Hillsborough Avenue then east along Hillsborough Avenue to 22nd Street
and extending about 1/3 mile from each side. The
study area for the
Downtown Area Conceptual Master Plan is an area generally within 2-miles of the
center of downtown. The boundaries of both study areas will be defined
once the project gets underway.
Current Status (as of January 6, 2012)
Negotiations with AECOM continue and hope to be concluded by the end of
January. Project start is estimated for late February.
Urban Land Institute Engagement Documents
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Final ULI Presentation (October 14) |
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The Assignment |
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Tampa Urban Land Insitiute (ULI) Project Briefing Book |
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What is the Urban Land Institute? |
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Press Releases and Media Coverage |
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What is an ULI Advisory Panel? |
| Visit the
Urban Land Institute website (external website) |
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Public Comment Sheet |
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Background Documents
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Press
Release - AECOM Selected |
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City of Tampa Grant Application |
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Project Timeline
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| November 29, 2011: |
AECOM was
selected as the consultant to lead the planning efforts for the
Nebraska-Hillsborough Avenue Primary Transit Corridor Master Plan and
the Downtown Area Conceptual Master Plan. |
| October 14, 2011: |
The City of Tampa hosted
an Urban Land Institute (ULI) Advisory Panel on October 9-14 to help develop an
initial vision for the city's central city area, identify potential issues and
opportunities for redevelopment and highlight areas that need more targeted
analysis by the consultant. Approximately 100 people attended an open house
reception hosted by the Tampa Bay ULI (the local chapter of the Urban Land
Institute) to meet the Advisory Panel. The Panel then met with city staff and
held small group interviews with approximately 70 community stakeholders
representing businesses, employers, government, architects, planners, residents
and community organizations. On Friday, October 14, nearly 200 individuals
attended the presentation of the ULI Advisory Panel's recommendations and
suggestions. The final report from the ULI Advisory Panel will be available in
January. |
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