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DUDA presentation
March 2012
2. Main Street Matters
Main Street is the economic engine,
the big stage, the core of the
community.
Our Main Streets tell us who we are
and who we were, and how the past
has shaped us.
We do not go to bland suburbs or
enclosed shopping malls to learn
about our past, explore our culture,
or discover our identity.
Our Main Streets are the places of
shared memory where people still
come together to live, work, and
play.
3. ¥ Downtown districts are highly visible employment centers
¥ The commercial district is a reflection of the community, and is
either an asset or a liability
¥ Main Street represents a significant portion of the tax base
¥ The traditional commercial district is an ideal location for smaller
and independent “ma and pa” businesses
¥ A historic commercial district is often a major tourist attraction,
and reflects the community’s heritage and history
¥ Main Street provides an important civic forum, where members of
the community can congregate
¥ The commercial district represents a huge, cumulative public and
private investment since 1832
4. Who Benefits From
Revitalization?
Merchants
Property Owners
Financial Institutions
Professionals and Service
Businesses
Chamber of Commerce
Residents
Local Government
5. Main Street
Approach
The Trust’s Main Street®
strategy is three things:
a proven strategy for
revitalization,
a powerful network of linked
communities,
and a national support program
that leads the field.
www.preservationnation.org/
main-street/
8. A Proven Strategy: The Main
Street Four-Point Approach
" Organization " Design
BOD and committees; establishes clean, safe, inviting; (buildings,
consensus and cooperation; storefronts, signs, public spaces,
partnerships; goals parking areas, street furniture,
public art, landscaping,
" Promotion merchandising, window displays)
positive image; community pride;
improved consumer and investor " Economic Restructuring
confidence; communicate retaining and expanding
uniqueness; (advertising, retail successful businesses; balanced
promotions, special events, and commercial mix; sharpening the
marketing campaigns) competitiveness and
merchandising skills of business;
attracting new businesses that
the market can support.
9. Principals
Eight Guiding
" Comprehensive: No single focus — lavish public improvements, name-
brand business recruitment, or endless promotional events — can
revitalize Main Street. For successful, sustainable, long-term
revitalization, a comprehensive approach, including activity in each of
Main Street's Four Points, is essential.
" Incremental: Successful revitalization programs begin with basic, simple
activities that demonstrate that "new things are happening " in the
commercial district. As public confidence in the Main Street district grows
and participants' understanding of the revitalization process becomes
more sophisticated, Main Street is able to tackle increasingly complex
problems and more ambitious projects. This incremental change leads to
much longer-lasting and dramatic positive change in the Main Street area.
" Self-help: No one else will save your Main Street. Local leaders must have
the will and desire to mobilize local resources and talent. That means
convincing residents and business owners of the rewards they'll reap
by investing time and money in Main Street — the heart of their
community. Only local leadership can produce long-term success by
fostering and demonstrating community involvement and commitment to
the revitalization effort.
" Partnerships: Both the public and private sectors have a vital interest in
the district and must work together to achieve the common goal of
revitalization. Each sector has a role to play and each must understand
the other's strengths and limitations to forge an effective partnership.
10. Principals
Eight Guiding
" Identifying and capitalizing on existing assets: Business districts must
capitalize on the assets that make them unique. Every district has unique
qualities like distinctive buildings and human scale that give people a
sense of belonging. These local assets must serve as the foundation for all
aspects of the revitalization program.
" Quality: Emphasize quality in every aspect of the revitalization program.
This applies to all elements of the process — from storefront designs to
promotional campaigns to educational programs. Shoestring budgets
and "cut and paste" efforts reinforce a negative image of the commercial
district. Instead, concentrate on quality projects over quantity.
" Change: Skeptics turn into believers and attitudes on Main Street will turn
around. At first, almost no one believes Main Street can really turn around.
Changes in attitude and practice are slow but definite — public support for
change will build as the Main Street program grows and consistently meets
its goals. Change also means engaging in better business practices,
altering ways of thinking, and improving the physical appearance of the
commercial district.
" Implementation: To succeed, Main Street must show visible results that
can only come from completing projects. Frequent, visible changes are a
reminder that the revitalization effort is under way and succeeding. Small
projects at the beginning of the program pave the way for larger ones as
the revitalization effort matures, and that constant revitalization activity
creates confidence in the program and ever-greater levels of participation.
11. A Powerful Network: The Main
Street Approach in Action
Main Street is a national Since the inception of the
movement that has spanned National Trust Main Street
three decades and taken root in Center® in 1980, it has overseen
more than 2,000 communities - the development of a national
a movement that has spurred network of coordinating
$49 billion in reinvestment in programs that today includes 37
traditional commercial statewide programs, citywide
districts, galvanized thousands programs, and regional
of volunteers, and changed the programs.
way governments, planners,
and developers view There is no statewide program,
preservation. but local initiatives include Rome
Main Streets and Herkimer Now.
12. The primary functions of the National program are to:
• “translate” and tailor the Main Street approach according to the specific
economic conditions and development tools and resources in
its geographic region;
• competitively select local communities with traditional commercial
districts for participation in the Main Street program;
• provide an appropriate scope of technical assistance and training to
local Main Street organizations;
• provide networking, advocacy, and encouragement to participating local
Main Street programs;
• serve as a liaison with the National Trust Main Street Center; and
• identify which local programs annually meet the standards of National
Main Street Accreditation
13. Local Program Structure:
Most often, they are freestanding, nonprofit organizations. All are a volunteer-
driven effort that has support and participation from a variety of stakeholders
in the revitalization effort.
Local programs have a broad-based governing board that includes a variety of
representatives from the community. (business and property owners, residents,
city officials, financial institutions, schools, religious institutions, civic groups,
preservationists, media, etc.) The board guides policy, funding, and planning for
Main Street.
Local programs also establish committees that correspond to the four points of
the Main Street approach — Organization, Design, Promotion, and Economic
Restructuring. Committees consist of five to 10 people, on average, who plan
and implement activities in each of the four points.
The local Main Street program hires a director to manage the program,
coordinate volunteers, assist with program implementation, and act as a
primary spokesperson for the organization. Staff members report to the
governing board/steering committee.
14. Utica’s
Main Street Structure
DUDA Advocacy Personnel
Board of Policy Planning
Directors Financial Reporting
Paid Program
Manager
Design Economic
Organization Promotion
Restructuring
15. Board
Committees
Advisors
Supporters
People Who Know You
People Who Don’t Know You
16. A Leader for the Movement: The
National Trust Main Street Center
Since its founding in 1980, The National Trust Main
Street Center has been the leader of a coast-to-coast
network now encompassing more than 2,000 programs
" Professional Training
" Network Access
" Technical Assistance
" National Resources
17. The Facts of Life
¥ There is no magic bullet
¥ There are no handouts
¥ Most resources are local
¥ Some change will be needed
¥ You can't do it alone
¥ It won't happen overnight
¥ The process is never finished
¥ This has worked for 30 years all across
America -- we CAN do this in Utica too!