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Pompano Beach CRA to host two public meetings on plans to improve urban areas
MLK , Jr. Blvd and Downtown Pompano to take new shape
Pompano Beach, FL – Pompano Beach NWCRA will host two public meetings to discuss plans to enhance MLK , Jr. Blvd and the downtown area. The meetings are free and open to the community. A discussion on land use and zoning changes for Downtown Pompano will take place on Thursday, February 9, 2012 , and streetscape improvements and upgraded pedestrian connectivity plans for MLK , Jr. Blvd will take place on Thursday, February 16, 2012 . Both meetings will occur at the E. Pat Larkins Community Center, 520 MLK Blvd , starting at 6 p.m. Light refreshments will be served.
“These meetings are an opportunity for the general public to give input about some of the plans in place to improve their community,” Pompano Beach NWCRA Director Floyd Johnson said. “What we are planning today for Pompano Beach will undoubtedly impact our quality of life and the quality of life for generations to come.”
The design plans for theMLK , Jr. Blvd streetscape improvement project is a part of a broader plan to enhance the Downtown corridor. It extends from Dixie Highway to I-95 and will encompass such enhancements as wider sidewalks, landscaping, and pedestrian-friendly light fixtures along MLK Blvd.
“We want to create a main street type of environment onMLK Blvd ,” Johnson continued. “It will help to create a destination area that will benefit the local businesses as well as the surrounding residential communities.”
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“These meetings are an opportunity for the general public to give input about some of the plans in place to improve their community,” Pompano Beach NW
The design plans for the
“We want to create a main street type of environment on
The Downtown Pompano zoning meeting will provide residents and businesses alike with a chance to discuss proposed building heights and densities for the area.
“The goal for the downtown massing and zoning analysis is to ultimately enhance existing businesses and attract new business to the area,” Johnson explained. “We want to create a vibrant, transit-oriented corridor that will also benefit future generations.”
“The goal for the downtown massing and zoning analysis is to ultimately enhance existing businesses and attract new business to the area,” Johnson explained. “We want to create a vibrant, transit-oriented corridor that will also benefit future generations.”