| Glendale Centerline Project
FAQs
Where is the Glendale Centerline Project (Redevelopment Focus Area)?
The Glendale Centerline Project area is located along the Glendale Avenue Corridor from 43rd to 67th avenues, between Ocotillo and Myrtle.
What is the long-term goal of the Glendale Centerline Project?
The goal of the project is to create a redevelopment strategy, which will revitalize the Glendale Avenue Corridor. The strategy will encourage private business investment, job creation and the development of shopping and recreational opportunities for Glendale residents. The Glendale Centerline project may also addresses improved infrastructure, public facilities, open space and neighborhoods.
Why is redevelopment important for Glendale?
Redevelopment is one of the most effective ways to breathe new life into older areas in a community and create sustainable new development. Through redevelopment initiatives and strategies, the Glendale Centerline area will receive focused attention in an effort to create jobs, revitalize the business climate, attract new businesses, revitalize existing or develop new neighborhoods while encouraging citizen participation. Redevelopment enhances and expands local businesses, creates housing options and improves public infrastructure.
What is the process or timeline for this project?
Currently, the Glendale Centerline process involves developing an identity and development strategy for the area. The planning process will be completed in phases over the next 12-16 months. However, the actual implementation process will be a much longer process and may take years to complete. Immediate action steps will be identified throughout the process.
The first part of the planning and strategy phase will identify opportunities and challenges facing the area and involves input and feedback from the public. Throughout the process strategies and plans will be developed to create a more diverse, livable and sustainable Glendale Avenue Corridor, while encouraging new economic development.
How can I get more involved or learn more about this project?
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