Broward SR A1A Scenic Highway
5-Year Corridor Management Plan Update
Project Summary
October 2013
The Corridor Management Entity (CME) group in corporation with the Broward Metropolitan Planning
Organization is leading the effort to complete a 5-Year Corridor Management Plan (CMP) Update for the
Broward State Road (SR) A1A Scenic Highway. This effort is being completed with support from the
following entities:
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Hallandale Beach
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Sea Ranch Lakes
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Hollywood Beach
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Pompano Beach
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Dania Beach
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Hillsboro Beach
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Fort Lauderdale
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Deerfield Beach
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Lauderdale-By-The-Sea
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Broward County
For Broward SR A1A to remain designated as a Florida Scenic Highway, the CME must submit an
Annual Report each year. Every five years, the CME is required to submit a 5-Year CMP Update as part
of the program. The 5-Year CMP Update is completed as a means to reevaluate the Goals, Objectives,
and Strategies, and the Action Plan included in the original CMP. This reevaluation assesses what the
(CME) has accomplished over the past five years and establishes the direction for the next five years. This
process also provides opportunities to both assess what key features, also referred to as intrinsic
resources, are located along the corridor and identify ways to conserve and protect the key features while
promoting them for tourism and economic development.
As part of the Broward SR A1A 5-Year CMP Update process, an initial workshop was held with the
CME. This was then followed by two public workshops, one in Pompano Beach on October 14, 2013 and
one in Hollywood on October 15, 2013. During each of the workshops, participants discussed the major
components of the CMP, including:
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Corridor Vision and Story
Key Features
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Goals, Objectives, and Strategies
Action Plan
The major themes of the CME workshop included streamlining the Goals, Objectives, and Strategies;
using the Corridor Story to connect the past (history) and the future (vision); developing a hierarchy to
rank key features, and leveraging technology to promote the scenic corridor. The major themes at the two
public workshops were reducing signage clutter, improving safety, and promoting the history of the area.
As the project continues, the input from both the CME and the public will be compiled, data collected
during site visits will be assessed, and the 5-Year CMP Update will be completed to reflect the updated
Vision; Goals, Objectives, and Strategies; and Action Plan. The 5-Year CMP Update will also include
strategies for protecting key features and recommendations for promoting the corridor. Once completed,
the 5-Year CMP Update will serve as a guide to help realize the vision the community has for the SR
A1A Scenic Highway corridor.