Redmond : Downtown plan
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Date
2000-08
Authors
Redmond (Or.)
Walker-Macy
Barney & Worth, Inc.
Steele Associates Architects
Hickman, Williams & Associates
Journal Title
Journal ISSN
Volume Title
Publisher
City of Redmond (Or.)
Abstract
In August 1995, the Redmond City Council established an urban renewal
district which includes the downtown area, the 5th and 6th Street corridor
north of downtown, some industrial lands, and the former Deschutes County
Fairgrounds site south of Highland Avenue (see Figure 1). The City Council has determined that the best uses for the tax
increment generated within the urban renewal district include the
following capit[a]l improvements:
Fund an alternative through
route to reduce the number
of trucks passing through the
downtown area;
develop the Obsidian/Sisters
road connector;
improve public parking;
improve traffic signalization;
improve intersections;
construct a public plaza;
improve bicycle circulation;
improve street lighting;
repair/improve streets;
underground utilities. [From the Plan]
Description
73 pp. Includes illustrations, maps, charts, tables, and graphics. Submitted by the consultants August 2000. Web page copyright 2004. Captured February 15, 2006.
Keywords
Transportation -- Oregon -- Redmond -- Planning, City planning -- Oregon -- Redmond, Community development -- Oregon -- Redmond, Land use -- Oregon -- Redmond -- Planning