NJFuture Redevelopment Forum 13 TNJ LDP Monmouth County
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Peter Jensen
1) Streets are often designed primarily for vehicles, but integrated transport and urban design aims to meet the needs of all users, including pedestrians and cyclists.
2) Past "Streets for People" projects in the 1980s-90s focused on residential streets and improving safety, amenity, and stormwater management.
3) Current projects showcase innovative case studies that balance the needs of transport links and public places through community engagement and multi-disciplinary collaboration.
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- 2. CONNECTING COMMUNITY CORRIDORS Project Partners •Monmouth County •City of Asbury Park •Borough of Bradley Beach •Neptune Township •Interfaith Neighbors
- 3. Project Goals Develop programs and consulting services for local businesses Identify and develop opportunities for local entrepreneurial pilot programming Examine traffic calming, pedestrian/bicycle improvements Develop infill near transit and areas of existing infrastructure Develop a public transit “circulator” loop Improve access and usability of the existing transit centers
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- 6. WHERE DO WE WANT TO GO? ARTS/CULTURE URBAN BRANDING & THEMES AGRICULTURE & COMMUNITY GARDENS PEDESTRIAN & FACADE IMPROVEMENT & MAIN STREET PROGRAM BIKE IMPROVEMENTS INFILL & ADAPTIVE REUSE ENHANCE SHUTTLE SERVICES
- 7. Opportunity Site #1: Asbury Park Station Neighborhood Create a better “Front Door” coming from transit Reconnect the Cookman and Springwood Corridors Iconic building for Music Heritage Museum – Gateway to Springwood Develop infill to frame and activate the existing park space at the station Redevelop the Civic Complex into a mixed use block 7
- 8. Opportunity Site #2: Bradley Beach Station Neighborhood Encourage mixed use infill on Main Street Reconnect Bradley Beach and Bradley Park neighborhoods Test infill design solutions for the Neptune Transit Village sensitive to the neighborhood scale and character Create hub for additional shuttle service options Streetscape and traffic calming for Memorial Drive 8