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7.A Page 6 Veterans Boulevard Transform the Veterans corridor into a true boulevard, with nodes of regional commercial, businesses that benefit from high freeway visibility, an office district, and mixed use neighborhoods in between. See Mixed Use — Corridor land use designation in the New General Plan. Woodside Road Corridor Create an attractive, walkable residential boulevard with mixed use nodes that residents can easily walk to. Throughout Woodside Road, efforts will be made to increase pedestrian connectivity and safety. See Mixed Use — Neighborhood land use designation in the New General Plan. El Camino Real Transform El Camino Real to a vibrant, mixed use, pedestrian-friendly boulevard that links regional transportation improvements and local economic development efforts. The vision for El Camino Real is integrated with the Grand Boulevard Initiative developed by San Mateo and Santa Clara County jurisdictions. See Mixed Use — Neighborhood; Mixed Use — Corridor; and Mixed Use — Downtown land use map designations in the New General Plan. Mixed Use Waterfront Encourage an emerging waterfront neighborhood. Allow for higher density housing, floating homes, docks, and access to the Bay. Prepare a Master Plan for the Redwood Creek/Harbor area to insure overall strategies are consistent with the plan and link to the City's downtown. See Mixed Use — Waterfront Neighborhood land use designation in the New General Plan. Broadway Corridor Combine office and technology land use designations to provide more flexibility and opportunities for economic development. Also provide highly flexible industrial space for start-up and expanding light industrial businesses including an "incubator" overlay designation. A street car network is proposed that will connect this area with the Downtown. See Light Industrial Incubator Overlay District and Commercial — Office Professional/Technology land use designations in the New General Plan. Port Protect and enhance the valuable deep-water Port facilities. Provide for heavy industrial activities requiring large properties and water access for materials loading, storage, and processing and other uses. A Port Area Master Plan will be prepared in context with the Redwood Creek /Harbor Master Plan, referenced above. See Industrial — Port Related land use designation in the New General Plan. New Text Amendments The New General Plan also provides completely new discussions and analysis on the following topics: • Urban Form and Land Use • Lifelong Learning • Circulation • Libraries, Schools