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South Shore Areawide Systems Plan Open House - September 15, 2005

Join us for the South Shore Areawide Systems Plan Open House on September 15, 2005, where we will discuss the second phase of this project, now under the new name "South Shore". This community-focused event will cover the areas south of Bloomingdale Avenue, west of the Polk County line, east of Tampa Bay, and north of the Manatee County line. Participants will engage in discussions about environmental, cultural/historical, and transportation strategies tailored for our region. Help shape the future of Riverview, Ruskin, Apollo Beach, Gibsonton, Wimauma, and Sun City Center!

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South Shore Areawide Systems Plan Open House - September 15, 2005

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  1. SouthShore Areawide Systems Plan Sun City Center Open House September 15, 2005

  2. The Areawide Systems Plan • 2 phase project • New name - South Hillsborough is now SouthShore • Effective date September 3, 2003

  3. Planning Process • Advisory Committee • Facilitator • Professional Staff

  4. Bloomingdale Ave/ Alafia River Tampa Bay Polk Co. Manatee Co. SouthShore Area • Covers the geographic boundary generally south of Bloomingdale Avenue/Alafia River, west of Polk County line, east of Tampa Bay and north of Manatee County line

  5. Community Plans • Riverview • Ruskin • Apollo Beach • Gibsonton • Wimauma • Sun City Center

  6. Planning Process • Organized an Areawide Plan Working Committee • Inventoried pertinent information • Analyzed the information • Prepared Vision and Strategies and a plan of action

  7. Comprised of three components: • 1. Environmental • 2.Cultural/Historical • 3.Transportation

  8. Environmental • Typical inventory data: • Existing Land Use patterns • Corridor Plan as proposed by SCRT • Natural Features - wetlands, water bodies • Past and present planning efforts - ELAP, Land /Water linkages

  9. Environmental –Vision Statement Our community is working to: • Achieve harmony between positive development and nature • Improve the quality of our air, water and soil • Ensure the Bay and water systems are clean and healthy • Conserve and manage sensitive lands and species habitats regionally • Support a network of environmental resources throughout South Shore

  10. Environmental Strategies • Sustainability • Water Resources • Shoreline Accessibility • Phosphate Mining

  11. Environmental Inventory Map

  12. Cultural/Historical • Typical inventory data: • Architecture • Archaeology • Cultural history of communities • Locations or setting of historical significance

  13. Cultural/Historical-Vision Statement • The ShoreShore region supports: • Diverse Population • Unique Communities • Preservation of Natural Heritage, Cultural Identity and Livability • Sustainable Growth and Development • Well-Educated Workforce • Healthy Thriving Economy

  14. Cultural/Historical Strategies • Cultural and Historical Protection • Eco-Tourism • Community Character • Diversified Housing

  15. Cultural/Historical Inventory Map

  16. Transportation • Typical inventory data: • Present and future roadway linkages • Existing roadway levels of service • County and State CIP work programs • Physical conditions • Land Use & Demographic

  17. Transportation-Vision Statement Our communities are served by: • Balanced transportation system • Planned system of roadways • Strategically placed activity centers • Mass transit • Harmonious integration of roads and communities • Transportation choices to safely to walk, bicycle, drive a car, take the bus or rail • Sidewalks, bike lanes, and tree-shaded environments everywhere

  18. Transportation-Vision cont. • Encourage “co-location” of greenways and corridors • Pursue enhanced transportation funding package from local, state, and federal agencies • Pursue corridors that reflect current and future rights-of-way needs • Pursue water-borne craft connections between St. Petersburg, Tampa and Sarasota • Create of efficient Emergency Management Plans • Accelerate the planning/design/construction process

  19. Transportation Strategies • Implement & Coordinate Corridors • Livable Roadways • Public Transit • Pedestrian Pathways • Emergency Management

  20. Transportation Corridor Map

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