Joint Task Force of the Metropolitan Tulsa Chamber of Commerce (author), Downtown Tulsa, Unlimited, Inc. (author), and Barton-Aschman Associates, Inc. (author)
Format:
Book
Publication Date:
1974
Location:
City Planning & Landscape Architecture Reference and Resource Center, Funk Library, University of Illinois Box: 19; Folder: 4
Prepared for the Downtown Advisory Committee. There are 14 Work Papers: 1) Goals and Principles; 2) Design Resources; 3) Implementation Techniques; 4) Implementation Projects; 5) The Centrum; 6) Thirteenth Street Concept; 7) Que Place; 8) City Hall Block; 9) New State Offices; 10) Haymarket Square; 11) Skywalk System; 12) "O" Street; 13) Planning Framework; 14) Development Strategy.
Contains 8 Work Papers: 1. Existing Plans and Programs/Development Opportunities and Constraints (July, 1974); 2. Evaluation Procedures (November, 1974); 3. Transportation Planning Evaluation Procedures (December 1974); 4. Generalized Land-Use and Transportation Plans (October, 1974); 5. Analysis of Codes and Ordinances (July, 1974); 6. Community Facilities (January, 1975); 7. Public School Systems (January, 1975); 8. Parks and Recreation (March, 1975). There is a memorandum "Lincoln City-Lancaster County Comprehensive Plan Update Process: Guide to Printed Materials" dated January 29, 1975 tucked in the front of the Work Papers.
In the front of the binder is: Gateway Review Vol. 1 No. 17 (July 18, 1962); Map of the Greater Beloit Area; and City of Beloit Zoning District Map (Adopted March 4, 1968). There are miscellaneous memorandums, plans, studies and documents in the back of the binder. Dates vary on many of the materials comprising this binder.
In the front of the binder is a "Municipal Reporter" from March 12, 1966. This binder is a collection of materials with different dates (approx 1962-66).
"This report and the series of 14 GUIDELINES papers upon which it is based deal with matters of importance to the planning and improvement of Central New Orleans. The purpose of this series is to assist the Central Area Committee in the following activities: First, to establish a body of policy and a general or schematic plan that will represent the point of view of the Committee concerning those element of Central Area development -- land-use, circulation, and public facilities -- that are essentially dependent upon public action and subject to public control; second, to promote private investment and a high type of development in several "opportunity areas" that appear to have significant and timely potential; and third, to develop a program of action that can be undertaken by the Committee, itself, to achieve its stated objectives."
The GUIDELINES Series is made up of 14 papers: 1. The Function and Importance of Central New Orleans; 2. Concepts of Land-Use and Zoning; 3. Access to Central New Orleans; 4. Cultural and Meeting Facilities; 5. The International Center Area; 6. Poydras Street Potentials; 7. The Vieux Carré; 8. Canal Street; 9. Parking and Truck Service; 10. Retail Development; 11. Approached to New Development; 12. Supporting Development; 13. Pedestrian Facilities; 14. Design Standards.