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What is SEMCOG Doing?

Transportation Corridors Connecting Community, Economy, and Environment Redeveloping Corridors Initiative June 26, 2013. What is SEMCOG Doing?. Creating a comprehensive, online toolkit for communities, and others, with a vested interest in corridor redevelopment.

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What is SEMCOG Doing?

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  1. Transportation CorridorsConnecting Community, Economy, and EnvironmentRedeveloping Corridors InitiativeJune 26, 2013

  2. What is SEMCOG Doing? • Creating a comprehensive, online toolkit for communities, and others, with a vested interest in corridor redevelopment. • Users will be able to easily find information on appropriate tools that address the unique characteristics of a location and meet community needs.

  3. What types of tools are in the Toolkit? Business Assistance Resources Market Analysis Toolkit Planning & ImplementationTools Transportation & Mobility Sustainable Development

  4. What are some tool examples?

  5. What are some tool examples? • Sustainable Development • Green infrastructure assessment • Small scale energy efficiency assessment • (buildings, outdoor lighting, etc.)

  6. What are some tool examples?

  7. What information is covered? • Description of the tool • Tool’s key features • Case studies • Information on SEMCOG resources • Links to additional resources

  8. Sample ToolGreen Infrastructure Assessment

  9. Sample Tool (continued)Green Infrastructure Assessment

  10. Where will the tools be applied and refined? • Gratiot Pilot Corridor (Downtown Detroit to M-59) • SEMCOG is working with stakeholders to apply some tools along the corridor and segments along corridor • Working with stakeholders, concept level plans and vision strategies will be created for the corridor

  11. Gratiot Pilot Corridor Downtown Detroit to M-59

  12. Did you know ? (Gratiot Avenue - Downtown Detroit to M-59) • Is 23 miles long • Runs through two counties and five communities • About 110,000 people live within ½ mile of Gratiot • Daytime population is almost 140,000 • School age (5-17) population of 20,000 • Is accessed by three major highways

  13. Where is more detailed work being done? • Downtown Detroit – vicinity of 375 and Eastern Market • Eight Mile and Gratiot • Roseville • Gratiot and 15 Mile Road area • Downtown Mt. Clemens area

  14. What are Building Footprints? • New Tool being introduced by SEMCOG • Depicts building type, location, and square footage • Has a great deal of applicability for corridor analysis and planning.

  15. Where Are We UsingBuilding Footprints? • Today, we’re presenting some information on building footprints within areas adjacent to Gratiot in Roseville.

  16. SEMCOG Building Footprints 10 Mile to I-696

  17. Market Analysis SEMCOG Building Footprints Gratiot Corridor City of Roseville: South 10 Mile to I-696 DRAFT

  18. SEMCOG Building Footprints I-696 to Common Road

  19. Market Analysis SEMCOG Building Footprints Gratiot Corridor City of Roseville: Central I-696 to Common Road DRAFT

  20. SEMCOG Building Footprints Common Road to 14 Mile

  21. Market Analysis SEMCOG Building Footprints Gratiot Corridor City of Roseville: North Common Road to 14 Mile DRAFT

  22. Gratiot and You?We’d like to hear from you! • We invite you to help us by giving us your thoughts about Gratiot as we develop and refine our tools.

  23. Thank you

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