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The next six questions ask you to prioritize what types of redevelopment projects could be most beneficial to the revitalization of the Route 66 Corridor.
Rank the potential of various project sizes to benefit the development of the Route 66 Corridor, from most to least important.
Small (0-2 acres)
example of a .86 acre site
small-scale shops, homes, plazas
Make this the
Large (10+ acres)
Example of a 40 acre site
i.e. regional hospitals, large arenas, central parks
Make this the
Medium (2-10 acres)
Example of a 6.6 acre site
i.e. large plazas, museums, shopping centers
Make this the
Rank the importance of all three transportation amenities to the successful redevelopment of the Route 66 Corridor.
Public Transit
Tulsa Transit
Make this the
Rail/Distribution
A light rail car
Make this the
Bike/Pedestrian
A Tulsan bike lane
Make this the
Rank the importance of all three access and visibility types to the successful redevelopment of the Route 66 Corridor.
On Corner
Corner entrances
Make this the
Fronts Collector
Collector-street retail
Make this the
Fronts Arterial
An arterial-facing set of entrances
Make this the
In which order would you would address the redevelopment of current land use types?
Vacant
A vacant strip mall
Make this the
Industrial
An example of industrial reuse
Make this the
Commercial
Commercial land use
Make this the
In which order would you address various site condition types along the Route 66 Corridor?
Vacant
A vacant land use
Make this the
Underutilized
Underutilized land uses
Make this the
Abandoned
Abandoned land uses
Make this the
I believe ______________ reuse projects have the most potential to ensure the success of the Route 66 Corridor.
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Rank the potential of various project sizes to benefit the development of the Route 66 Corridor, from most to least important.
i.e. large plazas, museums, shopping centers
small-scale shops, homes, plazas
i.e. regional hospitals, large arenas, central parks
Rank the importance of all three transportation amenities to the successful redevelopment of the Route 66 Corridor.
Rank the importance of all three access and visibility types to the successful redevelopment of the Route 66 Corridor.
In which order would you would address the redevelopment of current land use types?
In which order would you address various site condition types along the Route 66 Corridor?
I believe ______________ reuse projects have the most potential to ensure the success of the Route 66 Corridor.
Rank what types of development are most important to the success of the corridor.
What specific retail/commercial uses would you like to see?
What specific housing uses would you like to see?
What specific education uses would you like to see?
No response.What specific healthcare uses would you like to see?
No response.What specific sports and recreation uses would you like to see?
No response.What specific entertainment uses would you like to see?
What specific cultural uses would you like to see?
What specific community facilities would you like to see?
No response.What specific business/industrial uses would help the area?
No response.What specific transportation facilities would help the area?
No response.