Market- What types of housing, if any, do you think would be appropriate in SEADIP?
Other - There is probably a place for some of all but no apartments, too dense.
Market- What types of retail, if any, do you think would be appropriate or is needed in SEADIP?
Other - There is enough retail space now.
Urban Design- What are some good examples of complete neighborhoods you've enjoyed that could serve as a model for SEADIP? Please provide the City and State.
No response.
Urban Design- What kinds of community do you envision for the future- where all parts work well together and support each other sustainably?
No response.
In what ways is the current SEADIP Planned Development working well?
It recognizes the key issues very well.
In what areas does it need improvement?
Allows more development than the current roads can handle, or that there is immediate demand for.
Outside of the wetland areas what areas should we focus on the most and why? (name up to three)
The areas marked 19 (at least some may be redeveloped), 33 and 26 (should be restored open space)
Mobility- What should be the role of Pacific Coast Highway within the SEADIP area (mainstreet, thoroughfare, freeway)?
Problem is 2nd and PCH. Must extend Studebacker to PCH south (obviously) of 2nd/Westminster.
Mobility- How would you connect the southeast area to the surrounding communities (biking, trails, pedestrian, transit)?
Any residential development should have bike and ped access to shopping and markets. Still will need to accomodate cars.
Wetlands- Please choose the top 3 amenities that could be associated with wetland restoration and preservation that you would use the most or think would be of the greatest benefit to the community:
Viewing stations along wetland perimeters, with interpretive signage
Walking trails
Interpretive Center
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Market- What types of housing, if any, do you think would be appropriate in SEADIP?
Market- What types of retail, if any, do you think would be appropriate or is needed in SEADIP?
Urban Design- What are some good examples of complete neighborhoods you've enjoyed that could serve as a model for SEADIP? Please provide the City and State.
No response.Urban Design- What kinds of community do you envision for the future- where all parts work well together and support each other sustainably?
No response.In what ways is the current SEADIP Planned Development working well?
It recognizes the key issues very well.In what areas does it need improvement?
Allows more development than the current roads can handle, or that there is immediate demand for.Outside of the wetland areas what areas should we focus on the most and why? (name up to three)
The areas marked 19 (at least some may be redeveloped), 33 and 26 (should be restored open space)Mobility- What should be the role of Pacific Coast Highway within the SEADIP area (mainstreet, thoroughfare, freeway)?
Problem is 2nd and PCH. Must extend Studebacker to PCH south (obviously) of 2nd/Westminster.Mobility- How would you connect the southeast area to the surrounding communities (biking, trails, pedestrian, transit)?
Any residential development should have bike and ped access to shopping and markets. Still will need to accomodate cars.Wetlands- Please choose the top 3 amenities that could be associated with wetland restoration and preservation that you would use the most or think would be of the greatest benefit to the community: