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<br />3) Create a network of great public places that encourage walking and lingering <br /> <br />A network of great public places that connect to and complement Broadway, adjacent <br />neighborhoods, transit and EI Camino Real, will inspire people to walk and to linger in <br />the center of the City. This network can also include improved linkages (vehicular as well <br />as pedestrian) that can link the Downtown to the Bayfront. <br /> <br />4) Provide the choice of "convenience livingJJ <br /> <br />A balanced and synergistic mixture of employment and a range of well-designed rental <br />and for-sale housing types in close proximity to entertainment, restaurants, special <br />events, shopping and public services that will be supported by and linked to public <br />transportation, providing "car-less" access to other communities as well as to the San <br />Francisco International Airport. <br /> <br />5) Create the entertainment center of the Mid-Peninsula <br /> <br />The combination of the 20-screen cinema complex and the live performances offered by <br />the Fox Theatre and the Little Fox cabaret position Downtown as one of the premier <br />entertainment destinations of the Peninsula. This destination is supported by the <br />opportunities inherent in the programming of both Courthouse Square and Theatre Way <br />to be active year around with a variety of community events as well as a place for <br />everyone to "hang out". <br /> <br />6) Create a modern workplace district and "vital centerJJ <br /> <br />The modern workplace and "vital center" features settings that foster informal meetings <br />and idea exchange that enhance creativity and productivity. When these settings are in <br />close proximity to cafes, restaurants, meeting halls, art and cultural resources, a work <br />district is created that the most sought-after employees prefer. <br /> <br />Downtown Precise Plan Revitalization Strategies <br /> <br />Broad Strategies: <br /> <br />Capitalize on the current preference for "lifestyle centers" by "locating the lifestyle <br />center in Downtown." Make the most of Redwood City's size and central location and <br />provide the vitality, amenities and range of entertainment, shopping and cultural <br />offerings that suburban residents are used to finding in San Francisco or San Jose. <br /> <br />Position Downtown as the most convenient place to be by simultaneously promoting (1) <br />dense housing options, (2) enhanced public transit service and station amenities, (3) a <br />wide range of entertainment and retail/restaurant offerings, (4) a growing, <br />contemporary workplace. <br /> <br />Site I nformation for Alternative Locations for the Proposed Replacement Jail <br />September 2, 2009 <br /> <br />19 <br />