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Agenda Hopkinsville, KY Planning Charrette

Thursday, June 8, 2006 5:00 – 9:00PM

TASK/EVENT

Participants Register Refreshments Served

Meet other Participants

Welcome and Introductions

Rich Liebe, Mayor City Council Members Steve Bourne, Dir, HCC Planning Commission Ruth Lynch & J. Michael Foster, Co-Chairs, Advisory Committee, Tammy Stansbury, Coordinator, Pennyrile Area Dev Dist

Meeting Purpose and Agenda

DA (PS, JH?)

Neighborhood Impressions Camiros Consultants

Neighborhood Groups Identify Major Issues

Participants into Four Groups: Attucks/Eastside Area Canton Pike Area Durrett/Virginia Area Westside Area

Dinner Served Issues Presentations Discussion

Representatives from each of four groups Facilitators: P. Sullivan and Camiros Consultant

Vision Development

Participants into Four Groups: Attucks/Eastside Area Canton Pike Area Durrett/Virginia Area Westside Area

Vision Presentations Discussion

Representatives from each of four groups Facilitators: P. Sullivan and Camiros Consultant

Closing Remarks

DRAFT – For HCCPC Review and Comment

Canton Urban Design Concepts

Model Block Concept Remove dilapidated housing Infill individual lots with appropriate new housing Utilize larger available parcels for public use (i.e. pocket parks, community gardens, stormwater runoff) Create buffers between properties and uses Install infrastructure (i.e. sidewalks, stormwater control, street lighting) Expand the transportation network to create neighborhood-scale blocks and connect to surrounding areas


Westside Urban Design Concepts

4th Street Extension-Alternative 1 Extend 4th Street west of Jessup and down to 7th Redevelop northwest and northeast quadrants of 4th/7th intersection Link development to 2nd Baptist Church and explore opportunities for a development partnership

4th Street Extension-Alternative 2 Extend 4th Street west of Jessup and down to 7th Remove Jessup between 4th St and 7th St Redevelop 7th St frontage between 4th and O’Neal Redevelop area in the block bound by 4th, 7th, and Cleveland as a comprehensive redevelopment project Link development to 2nd Baptist Church and explore opportunities for a development partnership


Durrett Urban Design Concepts

Concept 2 Preserve existing housing between Walnut and Campbell Create Gateway Park and south end of greenway Transform Campbell into a landscaped corridor as primary route to downtown

Model Block Concept Remove dilapidated housing Infill individual lots with appropriate new housing Utilize larger available parcels for public use (i.e. pocket parks, community gardens, stormwater runoff) Create buffers between properties and uses Install infrastructure (i.e. sidewalks, stormwater control, street lighting)

9th St and College St Redevelopment Plan Redevelop tobacco storage/warehouse as new multi-family and single-family residential Redevelop recycling center as new commercial retail center Provide direct community access to retail center from neighborhood Use 9th/College intersection as gateway to Durrett


Attucks Urban Design Concepts

Vine and 2nd Town Center Concept Revive the historic neighborhood commercial activity and Vine and 2nd Preserve a portion of the old school facility for community use , and redevelop the remainder of the site as open space or residential Strengthen Campbell St as a local commercial corridor Create links to downtown and the historic Attucks School

Attucks School Reuse Concept Preserve the historic portion of the Attucks School building for community use Remove the Attucks School addition and redevelop the land as residential Utilize the eastern portion of the Bible College site as community open space/stormwater retention area Create a link to the Vine/2nd Town Center


Greenway Concept Alternatives

Concept 1 Redevelop 2-block corridor as new park Create links to downtown on Central and Stanley Walnut and Campbell form one-way pair

Concept 2 Preserve existing housing between Walnut and Campbell Create Gateway Park and south end of greenway Transform Campbell into a landscaped corridor as primary route to downtown

Concept 3 Redevelop 2-block corridor as new park and housing Create links to downtown on Central, Stanley and Maple Create gateway park and south end of greenway Create primary public park between Central and Stanley

4/4/2007 1Facilitated by

Dennison Associates, Inc.

NEIGHBORHOOD PLANNINGCHARRETTE

HOPKINSVILLE, KY

June 8, 2006

5:00-9:00

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Overview of Neighborhood Overview of Neighborhood Revitalization ProjectRevitalization Project

Creation of InnerCreation of Inner--City Advisory City Advisory CommitteeCommitteeActivities in four general areasActivities in four general areas

Housing RevitalizationHousing RevitalizationTwo Neighborhood CharrettesTwo Neighborhood Charrettes

June 8June 8thth

June 29June 29thth

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AgendaAgendaRegistrationRegistration

Welcome and IntroductionsWelcome and Introductions

Meeting Purpose and ProcessMeeting Purpose and Process

Neighborhood ImpressionsNeighborhood Impressions

Identify Major IssuesIdentify Major Issues

Dinner and Presentation of IssuesDinner and Presentation of Issues

Vision Development and PresentationVision Development and Presentation

Next Steps and Closing RemarksNext Steps and Closing Remarks

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Facilitators/ConsultantsFacilitators/ConsultantsDennison Associates, Inc.Dennison Associates, Inc.

Peggy Sullivan Peggy Sullivan John HamptonJohn HamptonDorothy ReiserDorothy ReiserJustin MasucciJustin Masucci

Camiros, Ltd.Camiros, Ltd.Leslie PollockLeslie PollockDoug HammelDoug Hammel

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NeighborhoodsNeighborhoods

Attucks/Eastside AreaAttucks/Eastside Area

Canton Pike AreaCanton Pike Area

DurrettDurrett/Virginia Area/Virginia Area

Westside AreaWestside Area

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ObjectivesObjectives

Identify issues that seriously impact the Identify issues that seriously impact the quality of life for your neighborhood quality of life for your neighborhood

Create a vision of how you want your Create a vision of how you want your neighborhood to look in 5 years.neighborhood to look in 5 years.

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Process for the EveningProcess for the Evening

IdentifyIssues

(good and bad)

Select Most

Important

PresentIssues to

Group

Create a Vision

Share and DiscussVisions

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Identify/Prioritize IssuesIdentify/Prioritize Issues

Brainstorm issues & concerns of your Brainstorm issues & concerns of your neighborhoodneighborhood

Choose the most important issuesChoose the most important issues

Do this for negatives and positivesDo this for negatives and positives

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BrainstormingBrainstorming

Involves all team members in the Involves all team members in the generation of many ideasgeneration of many ideas

It is NOT just throwing out ideasIt is NOT just throwing out ideas

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Brainstorming ~ How to:Brainstorming ~ How to:

Participants, in sequence, tell issuesParticipants, in sequence, tell issues

Facilitator writes issues as they are Facilitator writes issues as they are communicatedcommunicated

Members pass if they have no more issuesMembers pass if they have no more issues

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Brainstorming ~ How to:Brainstorming ~ How to:

No criticism, evaluation, or discussionNo criticism, evaluation, or discussion

Review, clarify and combine issuesReview, clarify and combine issues

Do not combine if the person who Do not combine if the person who suggested idea is opposedsuggested idea is opposed

Add additional ideas if they emergeAdd additional ideas if they emerge

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Suggested Criteria Suggested Criteria

For selection of the most important issues:For selection of the most important issues:

Seriousness of the issue Seriousness of the issue

Impact on the largest number of people Impact on the largest number of people

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Multivoting ~ How to:Multivoting ~ How to:

Clarify all items on the listClarify all items on the list

Each person votes for ½ the number of issues Each person votes for ½ the number of issues

that group came up withthat group came up with

Vote by placing a dot next to the issues you Vote by placing a dot next to the issues you

feel are most important feel are most important ––

Only one vote per issueOnly one vote per issue

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VisionVision

1. Intelligent foresight 1. Intelligent foresight 2. A mental image produced by the imagination. 2. A mental image produced by the imagination.

American Heritage DictionaryAmerican Heritage Dictionary, 4, 4thth Ed.Ed.2000, NY: Houghton Mifflin Co.2000, NY: Houghton Mifflin Co.

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Creating a VisionCreating a Vision

You will be asked to project yourself into the You will be asked to project yourself into the future, to future, to

Imagine what your neighborhood might look like in Imagine what your neighborhood might look like in the future,the future,Describe what you would like for it to look likeDescribe what you would like for it to look like

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Existing CommunityExisting Community

Population Percent non-white

Med Income Lots VacantLots

Housing Units

% Rental

East Side

Attucks 1,625 89% $18,029 1,053 33% 648 59%

Durrets 2,799 82% $20,634 1,579 20% 1,573 57%

West Side

Canton 1,254 47% $29,489 511 10% 798 60%

Westside 2,358 57% $21,700 739 4% 525 56%

All All NeighborhoodsNeighborhoods

8,036 70% NA 3,882 19% 3,500 58%

City WideCity Wide 30,089 34% $30,419 NA NA 13,283 44%

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ObservationsObservations

Homes vary in quality from well Homes vary in quality from well maintained to dilapidatedmaintained to dilapidatedMost of the homes are modest Most of the homes are modest some quite smallsome quite smallMany vacant lots, many well Many vacant lots, many well maintainedmaintainedSome areas lack storm drainageSome areas lack storm drainageSome areas lack good street Some areas lack good street lightinglightingStreets in good conditionStreets in good conditionDiscontinuous sidewalks and curbsDiscontinuous sidewalks and curbsNeighborhoods lack defined edgesNeighborhoods lack defined edges

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Existing Land UseExisting Land Use

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Existing ZoningExisting Zoning

ResidentialResidential

RR--33

RR--44

CommercialCommercial

BB--22

BB--33

IndustrialIndustrial

II--11

Professional/OfficeProfessional/Office

PP--11

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Building ConditionsBuilding Conditions

In the overall Study Area:In the overall Study Area:

Total Structures: Total Structures: 38233823

% Sound:% Sound: 91.9%91.9%

% Deteriorated:% Deteriorated: 3.0%3.0%

% Dilapidated:% Dilapidated: 3.0%3.0%

% Substandard/Not Livable:% Substandard/Not Livable:

2.0%2.0%

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Existing CommunityExisting CommunityCommunity FacilitiesCommunity Facilities

SchoolsSchools

BeklmontBeklmont

Head StartHead Start

CivitanCivitan

Vacant FacilitiesVacant Facilities

E.g. E.g. AttucksAttucks SchoolSchool

Health Care ProvidersHealth Care Providers

HospitalHospital

Surrounding medical officesSurrounding medical offices

Civic Civic CenterParksCenterParks and Recreationand Recreation

Boys and Girls ClubBoys and Girls Club

Peace ParkPeace Park

VirginaVirgina ParkPark

West End ParkWest End Park

Various playgrounds Various playgrounds

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Existing PolicyExisting Policy

Flood PlainsFlood Plains

Historic DistrictHistoric District

Enterprise ZoneEnterprise Zone

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