Michelle Barto

This Corridor Atlas presents the findings and recommendations of the Corona del Mar Commercial Corridor Study. It provides zoning, parking, and infrastructure recommendations designed to transform the corridor into a successful, vibrant, lively, walkable, and connected 'main street' destination. The plan focuses on four main goals: promoting a pedestrian-friendly environment with high-quality development, increasing parking availability and accessibility, ensuring safe and efficient mobility for all users, and developing a clear identity and sense of place for the corridor.

This document details the Corona del Mar Commercial Corridor Study by the City of Newport Beach, initiated to address an outdated planning and zoning framework, limited private investment, and parking concerns. The study's objectives include developing unique zoning regulations, reducing investment barriers, implementing effective parking solutions, enhancing walkability and safety, and determining the feasibility of other development opportunities. Its four draft goals aim to promote a vibrant, pedestrian-friendly corridor, increase parking availability and navigability, ensure safe and efficient mobility for all users, and develop a clear identity and sense of place for the corridor.

This document outlines the Corona del Mar Commercial Corridor Study, initiated by the City of Newport Beach to address an outdated planning framework, limited private investment, and barriers to development within the corridor. The study's objectives include developing unique zoning regulations, reducing investment obstacles, implementing effective parking solutions, enhancing walkability and safety, and exploring new development opportunities. The draft goals focus on promoting a vibrant, pedestrian-friendly corridor that supports high-quality development, increasing parking availability and navigability, ensuring safe and efficient mobility for all users, and cultivating a distinct identity and sense of place for the commercial area.

This document is an assessment committee presentation evaluating options for the Newport Beach Police Facility Replacement. It details the limitations of the existing 1973 facility, including aging infrastructure, operational constraints, and technology demands. The presentation outlines key evaluation criteria for potential new sites and compares various options: renovating or rebuilding at the current Santa Barbara Drive location, relocating to 1201 Dove Street, or establishing a new facility near the Civic Center or within Civic Center Park. Each option includes estimated project costs, timelines, and operational considerations, aiming to provide the City Council with information for site selection and future project direction.

This strategic plan outlines comprehensive goals and strategies for enhancing the CdM Commercial Corridor. It focuses on four key pillars: promoting a pedestrian-friendly and vibrant environment to attract high-quality development and investment, increasing parking availability and accessibility while enhancing corridor navigability, ensuring safe, accessible, and efficient mobility for all users, and developing a clear identity and sense of place for the corridor. The plan aims to foster an active, well-managed, and distinctive commercial area.