Recommendations on Nevada Ave. improvements to be made at Friday presentation
(COLORADO SPRINGS) — Following a study on future improvements to the North Nevada Avenue corridor, experts will offer their recommendations at a presentation on Friday, March 7.
According to the City of Colorado Springs, the study, which was authored by a nine-person panel from the Urban Land Institute's (ULI) Advisory Services Program, will provide the community with opportunities for improvements and long-term growth in the North Nevada Avenue Corridor. A full report will be produced at a later date and published on ULI's Knowledge Finder, the City said.
The presentation on Friday is expected to cover topics including market potential, planning and design, development strategies, as well as recommendations for implementation.
Over the last 15 years, two other ULI studies have been conducted in Colorado Springs, according to the City. In 2018, a ULI panel focused on Southeast Colorado Springs, and, in 2012, a ULI panel studied Downtown. Recommendations from the 2012 panel study laid the foundation for the City for Champions initiative and revitalization of the Downtown core, including the development of 2,840 apartment units.
The presentation will be held at the Chapman Theater at the Ent Center for the Arts, 5225 N. Nevada Ave., beginning at 9:30 a.m.
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