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| The citizens of Northern St. Lucie
County wanted to raise the quality of development to a higher
level. From this ambition, the citizens created a Master Plan
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utilizes development as a tool
to preserve large areas for the countryside |
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deals with water management comprehensively |
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addresses traffic and
infrastructure needs |
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maintains the urban
service boundary in it current location |
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| Above all, the citizen's Master
Plan accommodates the next fifty years of growth in a predictable
manner that ensures the preservation of the residents' quality
of life. |
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| This Master plan is
the tool for a historic turnaround. Great visions of what could
be done have been drawn up. Coherent ideas for replacing the
current pattern of growth have emerged from a community working
together on this project. These are attainable visions, not
just pretty pictures. The physical place that will growth during
the next generation will be a national model of inspiration. |
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St. Lucie County and Treasure
Coast Regional Planning Council receives the Florida Chapter
of the American Planning Association 2006 Award of Excellence
for the Towns, Villages and Countryside
Pictured are Valerie Hubbard, FAPA President, awarding
Marcela Camblor and Anthea Gianniotes both fromt the TCRPC
the Award of Excellence.
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Part of the TVC team at the FAPA awards
ceremony: Marcela Camblor, TCRPC; Michael Brillhart, St.
Lucie County: Bill Spikowski, Spikowski Planning Associates;
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| St.
Lucie North County Charrette Master Plan (work in progress) |
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| St.
Lucie North County Charrette Final Presentation |
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