Master Plan

The plan for the future of the Old North End Neighborhood.

The Old North End Master Plan
Adopted November 16, 1990
Passed as City Ordinance February 26, 1991
Summary of Objectives

General
  • Assure the City adopts the ONEN Plan
  • ONEN works to implement the Plan
Transportation
  • Reduce traffic safety problems, especially on arterials
  • Reduce the impacts of traffic, especially from trucks
  • Mitigate the impact of I-25
  • Reduce traffic to levels compatible with historic urban residential character.
  • Provide convenient pedestrian and bicycle circulation
  • Provide safe pedestrian and bicycle crossings
  • Reduce the impact of parking while accommodating parking needs
  • Encourage alternatives to automobile traffic
  • Restore the quiet residential character of neighborhood streets
Land Use and Zoning
  • Identify appropriate uses and design criteria for all areas of the neighborhood.
  • Enforce zoning regulations
  • Discourage the incursion of incompatible uses
  • Discourage density increase and allow density reduction
  • Preserve single-family character and appearance
  • Encourage restoration of historic homes to single-family use
  • Identify appropriate locations and compatible forms of multi-family use
  • Discourage multi-family zoning and encourage high-density zoning to change to lower density
  • Discourage change to non-residential use; identify areas and types of appropriate non-residential use
  • Continue and encourage specific small neighborhood commercial properties compatible with the neighborhood
  • Encourage the improvement of the BonCenter and the Weber commercial area
  • Encourage neighborhood and surrounding non-residential regions to use forms compatible with ONEN

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