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he SR 7 - Lauderdale Lakes Charrette is part of a series of
nine charrettes focused on the entire 25.6 mile section of the SR
7/U.S. 441 in Broward County. The series' main goals are to create
a plan for redevelopment and to accommodate future mass transit.
The SR 7/U.S. 441 Collaborative was the impetus of this planning
effort, and its membership includes the fourteen local governments
that span the Broward County section of SR 7 and ex-officio members.
The collaborative is facilitated by the staff of the South Florida
Regional Planning Council.
The SR 7 - Lauderdale Lakes Charrette looks at the
redevelopment of SR 7 between Commercial Boulevard and NW 29th Street.
The charrette report includes the following features:
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1. create town center with mixed
use buildings |
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2. create an identity and build a memorable
entrance |
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3. build a linear park along the C-13 Canal |
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4. redevelop the existing commercial and introduce
an entertainment center |
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5. beautify and improve the industrial site |
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6. explore the waterfront opportunities |
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Treasure Coast Regional Planning
Council: Michael Busha, Marcela Camblor, Dana Little, and
Shirley Monroe |
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Glatting, Jackson, Kercher, Anglin, Lopez,
Rinehart: Wade Walker |
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Designers: Jaime Correa, Maria DeLeon
Fleites, Jess Linn, Elena Romero, Shailendra Singh, Sita Singh,
Derrick Wendell Smith, Erick Valle, Estela Valle, and Freddy
Vivas |
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| Implementation |
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Proposed
library. By Derrick Smith. |
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