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SECTION 3
COMMUNITY VISION
Introduction
What’s In This Section?
The Community Vision describes the
desired future state of University
Heights to be achieved by this Master
Plan. It looks five to ten years into the
future to complete the statement “Over
the next ten years, University Heights
will...?” Visions are lofty and broad, but
founded in the community’s strengths,
weaknesses, and reputation.
The section includes Vision Statements
for the following six comprehensive
topic areas:
■■ Land Use
■■ Transportation
■■ Commercial and Economic
The Community Vision statements were
developed through an inclusive public
involvement process that drew upon
identified objectives and statements
from previously completed plans and
documents, as well as new visions
based upon current planning trends and
best practices. Statements were refined
and updated to through meeting with
the Project Team, Steering Committee,
and an open public meeting.
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Development
Community, Neighborhoods and
Housing
Government and Community Services
Parks, Recreation, and the Environment
How Do I Use It?
The Community Vision forms the basis
for developing specific goals and actions
that the community should undertake
to achieve its Vision. These action steps
will be outlined in the next phases
of the planning process, Policies and
Implementation.
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University Heights Master Plan
Vision For Land Use
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for flexible, mixed-use development in appropriate areas to promote growth.
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CEDAR RD
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COLLEGE RD
BIRCHWOLD RD
CAMPUS DR
COLONY RD
MIRAMAR BLVD
HAMP ST EAD RD
MARLINDALE RD
CEDARBROOK RD
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RAYMONT BLVD
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The vision statements describe the community’s desired future in
words. “Over the next ten years, University Heights will...”
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Community Vision
Vision For Transportation
“Over the next ten years, University Heights will...”
Maintain and improve transportation infrastructure
that enhances connectivity and provides safe and efficient travel for all modes of transportation, including
auto, bicycle, pedestrian, and transit.
Issues Identified:
■■
Streetscape/Intersection Improvements
■■
Traffic Signals/Traffic Flow
■■
Pedestrian and Bicycle Infrastructure
■■
Street Repairs
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Vision For Commercial and
Economic Development
“Over the next ten years, University Heights will...”
Promote the growth of local businesses and responsible redevelopment of land by providing clear policies
and efficient processes to create a business friendly
climate.
Issues Identified:
■■
Redevelopment with Mixed-Use
■■
Sense of Place/City Image
■■
Redevelopment of Wiley School Property
■■
Analyze Commercial Use
■■
Attract New Business Types, Not Just Retail
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Community Vision
Vision For Community,
Neighborhoods, and Housing
“Over the next ten years, University Heights will...”
Promote mixed-use development and infill housing to
strengthen existing neighborhoods.
Issues Identified:
■■
Aging In Place
■■
Redevelopment of Wiley School Property
■■
Infill Housing
■■
Mixed Housing Types
■■
Rental/Student Housing
■■
Greater Relationship with John Carroll University
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Vision For Government and
Community Services
“Over the next ten years, University Heights will...”
Maintain and improve current service standards within
the budget while increasing government accessibility and transparency, especially through an on-line
presence.
Issues Identified:
■■
Consolidated Services
■■
Deer Management
■■
Increased On-line/Technological Presence
■■
Sense of Place/City Image
■■
Enhance/Diversify Revenue Streams
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Community Vision
Vision For Parks, Recreation, and
the Environment
“Over the next ten years, University Heights will...”
Promote active living and a healthy environment
by seeking unique and innovative opportunities to
increase greenspace, pursuing local partnerships, and
enacting sustainable development policies.
Issues Identified:
■■
Dog Parks
■■
Pocket Parks
■■
Climate Change/Sustainability
■■
Recreation Options For All Ages
■■
Cooperation with John Carroll University
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Increased Greenspace/Reduce Pavement
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