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1 Small Group Exercise Summary Areas for Redevelopment or New Development: 1. Downtown a. Job Resource Center b. Community Activities / Activities to draw youth & millennials c. Need for additional parking - free 1 st hour with validation d. Enforce Regulations, work w/ Landlords (out of state/area) e. Upstairs apartments (affordable housing) f. Invest in Economic Development staff g. Encourage people & businesses to locate downtown h. Arts & Heritage District Taking current assets, integrity, music, art & food to bring people & development to Downtown i. Gathering places that promote celebrations and inspire, and can be supported by business redevelopment j. Attractions Private donors / partnerships to partake in building k. Old buildings utilize or renovate l. Sidewalks Queen St, cross-streets 2. Entrances to City a. Welcome, Streets, Beautification b. Brown Signs to promote tourism on I-81 c. Exit 12 redesign of traffic flow d. Better signs & road structure - not have all traffic flow into City downtown (Business bypass) = Roundabout / Town Square 3. Old Mill area (Interwoven Mills) Winchester Ave West, Mall Drive, Porter Ave to W King Street a. Mixed Commercial & Residential b. More pedestrian space (bike trail ways, sidewalks, greenway) c. Tremendous opportunity for renovation / restoration / redevelopment d. Housing & amenities to attract millennials and above; e. Convention center & space for parking 4. Areas to North of Downtown - Race St through Applesauce Plant Area (Race / Ray / Center Street), Matthews Foundry to Penn Ave, N Queen, Moler / Tavern Rd a. Family friendly Park area to west of railroad off of Race St b. Sidewalks c. Redevelopment opportunities d. Public & private investment
2 e. Community Gardens f. Role of Community Dev. Agency coordinate w/ community groups Beautify 5. Raleigh St. Extension / Edwin Miller. Blvd. a. Skate Park & Race b. Encourage more development w/ tax benefits c. Recreation Center d. Housing / Apartments 6. Orchard View (Developing area west of I-81) - Public Resources / Community Facilities to be built a. Martinsburg High School & Middle School b. Firehouse c. Police Dept. d. Need shops / housing w/ walking trails e. Small community / multi-use development 7. New businesses: a. Professional DHS; b. Gov t Contracting Businesses. c. Lockheed Martin; BAE. d. Federal funds for infrastructure (Widening Rt. 9 Towards Hedgesville) e. Drug Rehab Facility f. Resources for homeless population g. Clean Energy Identified congestion areas: (Commercial center, East of I-81) Foxcroft / Apple Harvest / Apple Harvest Dr + Winchester to I-81 cooperate w/ County Commons & Weis Markets intersections Foxcroft / Rt. 9 (Lowe s) Mall / Martins / Olive Garden Strip a. Feasibility study b. Speed bumps c. Sidewalks (Northeast of Downtown) E. Moler Ave & Queen St Create turning lanes & place a turn light Bike trails / lanes that can lead through the city Can t get around those turning left Congested better timed light Moler Ave & High St fix dip in stop sign & place light at the intersection (Northwest-to-North of Downtown) King St & Winchester and King & Raleigh Sts, Raleigh St & Race redirect Rt. 111 traffic to Raleigh
3 left turn signals / turn lanes all 4 ways (Northwest city area) Tavern & Rock Cliff, Hospital area Four-way stop where traffic backs up a. Roundabout b. Traffic Light (North) Edwin Miller Blvd by Walgreens, CVS no cross walks sidewalks dangerous Calming circles in areas of light intersections. Congestion Areas: Rt. 12, Rt. 11, (New Proctor & Gamble), Rt. 45. Alternative transportation/recreation areas: Downtown Bike on & off road - Queen St. Bike Connection to Route 9 Bicycle lanes W. Raleigh St Extension to Wilson St Skate Park Raleigh St bypass Sidewalks Queen St improved to attract more people / businesses Queen St Subway top of hill Need walkways Burke to Queen Get rid of street parking make it a pedestrian mall. (?) Improve lighting Lake Thomas Rec Trail Tuscarora Creek Oatesdale Park Paths (Bike / Walk) Bike rentals Greenway trails following the streambeds Lake Thomas a. Paddle boats b. Swimming hole c. Rock Cliff climb d. Fishing hole Active Recreation facilities Race / Raleigh St Extension add park area w/ amenities Skate Park Edwin Miller Sidewalks & Bike Lanes Old Courthouse into a Historical / Chamber of Commerce site. Tavern Road Moler, Tennessee to Hospital Sidewalks Bike Paths School bus route Hospital / Addiction Center
4 Sidewalks up Winchester Ave, Tennessee Ave. Need a crosswalk at W. Addition St across Winchester Ave. Apple Harvest Winchester Foxcroft More solar charging stations & keep maintained Sidewalks & Bike Lanes Youth events. Millennials Recreation National Guard - move and use area for recreation center with indoor pool Berkley County Rec Poorhouse Farm 750 Baltimore Street given to Parks and Rec to develop a community rec center indoor pool, etc., for individuals to use (not just team use) classes, weight lift, TV sitting room War Memorial put in asphalt walkway around the outer portion of the Park for a walk path Gateway Trail System Greenway trails see bike trail Train or Bus from Martinsburg to / from DC Train station businesses Trains bike trails Ice Skating by train station Change image of City Advertisement. Businesses to create a vocational center. City of Martinsburg needs to communicate with Berkeley County.
5 Small Group Exercise GROUP 1 Downtown Job Resource Center Stores Homeless Community Activities / Youth Activities / Kids More parking * Public Baptismal Pools Race / Ray / Center Street *(more like Shepherdstown) * Community Gardening Foxcroft / Apple Harvest Whole City (sidewalks) - Mall / Martins / Olive Garden Strip (sidewalks) - Bike trails /lanes that can lead through the city (Moler Avenue) Offroad bike trail downtown & around the road - walking trail along Tuscarora
6 Small Group Exercise GROUP 2 1. Mall Drive to King Street a. Mixed Commercial & Residential b. more pedestrian space (bike trailways, sidewalks, greenway) c. Activities to draw youth & millennials 2. Race St through Applesauce Plant Area 1. E. Moler Ave & Queen st create turning lanes & place a turn light 2. King St & Winchester and King & Raleigh Sts redirect Rt. 111 traffic to Raleigh 3. Moler Ave & High St fix dip in stop sign & place light at the intersection Sidewalks up Winchester Ave, Tennessee Ave. Need a crosswalk at W. Addition St across Winchester Ave. Bicycle lanes W. Raleigh St Extension to Wilson St, from Wilson St up through Downtown on Queen St. Greenway trails following the streambeds Recreation National Guard move and use area for recreation center with indoor pool Skate Park Raleigh St bypass
7 Small Group Exercise GROUP 3 Mall kid tr. Edwin M. B. Park Skate Park & Race Clean Energy Community Garden ***Drug Rehab Facility (a Need) Foxcroft / Rt. 9 (Lowe s) King & Raleigh Bob s C/out (LT?) Paths (Bike / Walk) Bike rentals More solar charging stations (& maintained) ( Foxcroft)
8 Small Group Exercise GROUP 4 Downtown Enforce Regulations, work w/ Landlords (out of state/area) Upstairs apartments Entrance to City signals, Welcome & Streets, Beautification Brown Signs, tourism on I-81 Apple Harvest Dr + Winchester to I-81 cooperate w/ County Role of Community Dev. Agency coordinate w/ community groups Beautify 1. School bus & Hospital 2. Tavern Road walkways 3. Tavern Road Moler Ave 4. Apple Harvest Winchester 5. Queen St Subway top of hill 6. Tuscarora Creek walkways Burke to Queen War Memorial Who owns Tuscarora Creek? Part of Shenandoah Valley
9 Small Group Exercise GROUP 5 Arts & Heritage District Taking current assets, integrity, music, art & food to bring people & development to Downtown Matthews Foundry to Penn Ave of N Queen Moler Tavern Rd Apple Harvest Foxcroft, Commons & Weis Markets intersections Raleigh St & Race 4-way Tavern & Rock Cliff Needs a Roundabout Lake Thomas Rec Trail Tuscarora Creek Oatesdale Park Bike Connection Route 9 to Downtown Gateway Trail System Sidewalks & Bike Lanes Foxcroft, King St, Tennessee to Hospital Edwin Miller
10 Small Group Exercise GROUP 6 1. Downtown a) empty buildings fill w/ businesses, housing (Economic Developer to get people / businesses downtown) b) Parking free 1 st hr, validation c) Perceptions improve 2. Raleigh St. Extension a) Encourage more development w/ tax benefits b) Put in Rec. Center c) Housing / Apartments 1. 4 way stop at Rock Cliff Drive / Tavern Road traffic stops & backed up a. Roundabout b. Traffic Light 2. Area around the Mall at Chili s, Panera, Olive Garden traffic is congested to get out of Martin s a. Feasibility study b. Speed bumps 3. Moler Ave & N Queen St a. Can t get around those turning left b. Congested better timed light. 4. Edwin Miller Blvd by Walgreens, CVS no cross walks sidewalks dangerous 1. War Memorial Park put in asphalt walkway around the outer portion of the Park for a walk path 2. Tuscarora Creek Park develop walking path, bike path 3. Lake Thomas a. Paddle boats b. Swimming hole c. Rock Cliff climb d. Fishing hole 4. Build a rec center indoor pool, etc., for individuals to use (not just team use), classes, weight lift, TV sitting room (A Community Rec Center) Baltimore Street given to Parks and Rec to develop a community rec center **Train or Bus from Martinsburg to / from DC
11 Small Group Exercise GROUP 7 Old Mill area (Interwoven Mills) Winchester Ave West to Porter Ave to W King St Mill area represents tremendous opportunity for renovation / restoration / redevelopment buildings renovated & brought up to code; housing & amenities to attract millennials and above; convention center & parking space Area west of 81 new shops / housing w/ walking trails, Small community / multiuse development Rock Cliff Dr/ Tavern Rd Light or traffic circle If light added turn lanes Raleigh & King St left turn signals / lanes all 4 ways Bike trail extended from Rt 9 to Raleigh St Extension Sidewalks Queen St improved to attract more people / businesses Get rid of street parking make it a pedestrian mall. Improve lighting Greenway trails see bike trail Active Recreation facilities Race / Raleigh St Extension add park area w/ amenities Skate Park
12 Small Group Exercise GROUP 8 Exit 12 redesign of traffic flow Better signs (road structure) not have all traffic flow into City downtown (Business bypass) = Roundabout / Town Square 2-lane highway for Rt. 11 sidewalks Attractions Private donors / partnerships to partake in building. Folk gatherings based on business redevelopment. New businesses: Professional DHS; Gov t Contracting Businesses. Lockheed Martin; BAE. Federal funds for infrastructure (Widening Rt. 9 Towards Hedgesville) Old warehouse / Salt factory knock it down redevelop into condos, professional offices, etc. Old buildings utilize or renovate. Asbestos? Martinsburg High School, Middle School, Firehouse to be built in near Orchard View. Police Dept. City/County/Intermediate Congestion Areas: Rt. 12, Rt. 11, (New Proctor & Gamble), Rt. 45. Calming circles in areas of light intersections. Tavern & Rock Cliff needs better intersection / calming circle. Change image of City Advertisement. Businesses to create a vocational center. City of Martinsburg needs to communicate with Berkeley County. Old Courthouse into a Historical / Chamber of Commerce site. Train station businesses Trains bike trails Youth events. Millennials Hospital / Addiction Center Ice Skating by train station Parks & Recreation Berkley County Rec Poorhouse Farm. Not advertise Plan for a developer to donate buildings. Bidding to develop. What s in the budget and what is needed to implement these ideas?
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