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7C <br /> Summa of IVon-Housin R Pa e 2 <br /> 1'y g equiremenfs and activifies 9 <br /> The Project Area continues to suffer from blighting conditions, including inadequate <br /> infrastructure, unsafe buildings, and small irregu#arfy shaped lots, and a lack of new <br /> investment. The Agency has ac�ively engaged in projects and programs ta remedy <br /> these blighting conditions. Dur�ng the past 5-year implementation plan period, the <br /> Agency's acti�ities have focused on completing the downtown improvements funded by <br /> the $33 million bond issue, and assisting in developing a very active events schedule to <br /> attract visitors to the downtown to reinforce it as an entertainment destination. <br /> Additionally, land assembly, streetscape, and infrastructure improvements have been <br /> implemented to set the stage for new private inves#ment. Key new projects completed <br /> aver the pas#five-year period inc�ude the following: <br /> • "�n Broadway" retail-cinema project and downtown parking garage; <br /> • Theater Way streetscape improvements; <br /> � �Downtown parking management plan; <br /> • Courthouse Square; <br /> • Downtown Precise Plan {under revision); <br /> • Downtown special events; <br /> • Storefiront improvemen�grants <br /> � 11Vayfinding and Qirectional Signage Program <br /> The Agency's goals for the 2010-201� Implementation P�an period include: <br /> • Continue to upgrade public improvements and linkages with the downtown <br /> + Rehabilitate aging commercial and residen#ial structur�s <br /> • Assemble parcels into developable sites <br /> • Provide financial assistance for new private de�eiopment, promote <br /> redevelopment in accordance wi#h �he Downtown Precise Plan and the new <br /> General Plan <br /> + Enhance viability of transit and the Caltrain Station <br /> {t is estimated that the Agency wil4 accrue approximately $49.5 million of tax increment <br /> during this period tha# will be available to fund future projec#s and programs as well as <br /> existing obligations. After payments to other taxing agencies and existing obligations, i# <br /> is estimated that the Agency will have approximate�y $5.? to $9.9 million of funds to <br /> expend on new non-housing projects and programs. Programs contemplated for the <br /> next five-year period include: <br /> • Public facili�ies and infrastruc�ure improvements - Construc# pubiic facilities and <br /> infrastructure that are supportive of development envisioned in the revised <br /> Downtown Precise P(an (DTPP). Develop a plan for the Depot Circ#e concept; <br /> underfiake streetscape improvements on Middlefield; EI Camino Real and <br /> "Downtown Core" streets; and cvnstruct pedestrian and bicycle linkage <br /> improvements both within the downtown and to adjacent neighborhoods/transit. <br /> • Noover Mobility Stuc�y-- Implement findings of Hoover Area Community Mobility <br /> Pfan. <br /> • Economic developmenf programs — Secure vendors for Cour#house Square <br /> kiosks, support business expansion and retention, provide funding far downtown <br /> events; consider expanded assistance to downtown businesses. <br /> • Adminisfration and planning — Complete and implement revised Downtown <br /> Precise P1an; underfiake feasibility study of streetcars; prepare marketing, <br /> promotion, and communication programs. <br />