This presentation on Zoning and Form-Based Codes in Gary was given at a stakeholder meeting on June, 6th 2016.
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This presentation on Zoning and Form-Based Codes in Gary was given at a stakeholder meeting on June, 6th 2016.
Questions or comments? Get in touch with us using our Contact Form.
This presentation on the Lakefront District Form-Based Code Study was given as part of the April 6th, 2016 stakeholder meeting.
The presentation provides an overview of the zoning framework for the Lakefront District Plan. Urban designer Christopher Stienon of Vita Nuova reviews step-by-step an introduction to the project, a schedule of upcoming meetings, an outline of the intended project outcome, and a review of the analysis done to date of the sub-districts of the Lakefront.
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As part of this continuing stakeholder outreach effort, Gary Strong Cities/Strong Communities, OBLR, EPA Region 5, EMS and Vita Nuova will host three stakeholder meetings to be held in community venues procured or provided by the Gary Strong Cities/Strong Communities Team. These meetings will provide key opportunities to gain stakeholder feedback about the design, nature and progress of the Gary Lakefront District Revitalization Plan Implementation.
These stakeholder meetings are scheduled to take place on April 6th-7th, 2016 and May 23rd-24th, 2016. Keep posted to our website for more information as we approach these meeting dates.
The City of Gary, the EPA, and consultants EMS and Vita Nuova kicked-off the Gary Lakefront District Community Revitalization Plan Implementation project on March 17th, 2016. The group reviewed the project schedule, project products, sub-district analysis, city data, and key tasks.
Take a look at the presentation on our Resources page.
Through the sustainable communities partnership, EMS, Vita Nuova and National Development Council (NDC) have been contracted to work on the Lakefront District Implementation Plan. Key outcomes for this plan are land use and development-by-right zoning for the district. The process is expected to take six months to complete.
The EMS, Vita Nuova, and NDC team will assist the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency’s (EPA) Office of Brownfields and Land Revitalization (OBLR) in its support of the third and final phase of Region 5’s Strong Cities/Strong Communities project focusing on the implementation of Gary, Indiana’s Lakefront District Community Redevelopment Plan.
The project team will continue their efforts to engage residents, local businesses, landholders, elected officials, the National Park Service, and other stakeholders in a planning effort to define a community vision on potential future uses for properties in the Lakefront Development District section of the Gary Northside Redevelopment Project Corridor. Earlier phases of this project resulted in the development of the Lakefront Development District Community Revitalization Plan. The work under this task order will build upon the community outreach work done during Phases 1 and 2 to create a vision for redevelopment of a corridor anchored by Gary’s two main train stations. The geographic scope of the work on this project during Phase 3 will include the Transit Opportunity District (TOD), the Light Industrial Corridor, and the properties adjacent to Route 20 between I-65 and Clay Street. This will result in the development of a final, formal plan for incorporation into the City of Gary’s Comprehensive Plan.
For more on the geographic scope, Phases 1 and 2, and previous work done to bring the revitalization of this area about, please visit our Resources page.