Coos Bay : Hollering Place master plan
Date
2008-12-02Author
Coos Bay (Or.). Urban Renewal Agency
Coos Bay (Or.)
PB PlaceMaking
Johnson Gardner
Oregon Downtown Development Association
Bramare Landscape Architecture
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Coos Bay (Or.). Urban Renewal Agency
Coos Bay (Or.)
PB PlaceMaking
Johnson Gardner
Oregon Downtown Development Association
Bramare Landscape Architecture
Abstract
More often than not, master plans are
developed based on a vision and not
market realities. This master plan
moves previous planning efforts
forward by market testing
assumptions and concepts,
incorporating developer feedback
and by meeting multiple objectives
that include:
community objectives: some of
which are non-revenue
generating;
Urban Renewal objectives: which
are to increase the tax base and
have a catalyst project to help
spur additional development and
investment in the Empire District;
business district objectives: where
what happens on the Hollering
Place site should complement and
connect with the existing business
district. [From the Plan]
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