Betsie Anderson

This document outlines Amendment #3 to the City of Oshkosh's South Shore Redevelopment Area Project Plan. The amendment primarily adjusts the project boundary by removing 50 properties, with the overall plan continuing to guide redevelopment. Key objectives include eliminating blighting influences and deteriorated structures, fostering orderly physical and economic growth, and enhancing the tax base through private and public redevelopment partnerships. Focus areas involve land assemblage, rehabilitation, and strategic infrastructure improvements, targeting the development of retail, commercial, residential, and public recreational facilities in harmony with the City's Comprehensive Plan.

This document outlines a community vision for Oshkosh, emphasizing making the future as promising as possible and leveraging natural, cultural, and recreational resources. Key themes include enhancing lifestyle through improved bicycle and pedestrian infrastructure, completing a waterfront walkway, and promoting sustainable design. It also focuses on cultivating community pride by enhancing city gateways, expanding the park system, and increasing tree planting, while fostering unity through local and regional collaboration on planning and economic development. The vision aims to engage the entire community to drive impactful change.

This Downtown Redevelopment Plan for the City of Oshkosh, Wisconsin, focuses on three primary improvement types: Redevelopment Sites, Landscape Improvements, and Catalyst Sites. The plan aims to stimulate economic growth, attract new businesses, and increase housing opportunities. Key objectives include creating a more vibrant and attractive downtown, establishing focal points for community gatherings and events, and enhancing public spaces to attract visitors and support local businesses.

This plan aims to enhance the quality of life in the River East Neighborhood by guiding efforts to preserve its strengths and ensure its attractiveness to current and future residents. It focuses on four key areas: Image, Market, Physical Conditions, and Neighborhood Management. The overarching vision is to foster a safe, attractive community with unique affordable homes, friendly residents, and diverse cultural and recreational opportunities.

The Pedestrian and Bicycle Circulation Plan for the City of Oshkosh aims to enhance and promote safe and efficient pedestrian and bicycle circulation routes for both transportation and recreation. Key strategic areas include integrating facilities into routine transportation improvements, coordinating with state and county departments, and connecting existing and planned multi-use trails with the regional recreational system. The plan also prioritizes retrofitting the Highway 41 frontage road system, providing pedestrian linkages between commercial developments, and establishing facilities within industrial and business parks. The overall vision is supported by organizing a dedicated program and enforcing relevant laws and regulations to foster walking and bicycling in the Oshkosh area.