DFC Plan Land-Use

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Source:DPTP Planning Team The Framework Zones map was developed from thorough research and analysis of thecitys physical and market conditions. The composite mapping is framed around degreesof existing and anticipated vacancy throughout the city. The Detroit orks Project

Short Term Actions used similar criteria in the development of their city-wide mapping.

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ANAYSES THAT INFUENCED THE FAE F DECISIN-AING

ES ID EN TIA P HYS ICA C ND IT I N A NA Y SI S A E T V A UE ANA Y SI S D P SH T T E A CT I NS INT EG A TED A NA Y SI S

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greater donton

Lo-VaCanCy 1

Lo-VaCanCy 2

Moderate-VaCanCy 1

Moderate-VaCanCy 2

HigH-VaCanCy

indUstriaL Land Use strengtH areas contain

indUstriaL Land Use CHange areas are

30%

HUSINGVACANCY

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39%

VACANTPACES:PUBICY NED

44%

21%

47%

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14%

32%

16%

VACANTPACES*:PUBICY NED

VACANTPACES*:PUBICY NED

VACANTANDAEA:PUBICY NED

VACANTANDAEA:PUBICY NED

*Note: Vacant and was coded in the Industrial land survey as 1)

vacant site; abandoned or 2) vacant site; empty

21%

HUSINGVACANCY

PPUATIN: 254,260 PPUATIN: 318,140 PPUATIN: 88,255 PPUATIN: N/A PPUATIN: N/AEAN INCE:$48.509PPUATIN: 45,279 EAN INCE: $32,652 EAN INCE: $35,821 EAN INCE: $28,082 EAN INCE: N/A EAN INCE: N/A

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Source:DPTP Planning Team

GEATE DNTN -VACANCY 1

-VACANCY 2

DEATE-VACANCY 1

DEATE-VACANCY 2

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CCUPIED VACANT

hIGh-VaCanCY IndustRIal land

use stRenGth

IndustRIal land

use ChanGeHIGH-VACANCY

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a ne systeM oF diVerse Kinds oF oPen sPaCe

EmSCER PARKS

PReCedent

Evaluate and improve ecosystem

services: Plant trees, indigenous

species, rain gardens. Vegetation

can improve the land, provide

employment, raise funds through

sales, and help sustain the

neighborhood.

Northwest Community Conversation 2,5/7/2012

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Image Source: Gerd . Schmlter

Future open space networks in Detroit include both larger landscape typologies andlandscape development types integrated within neighborhoods. andscape typologies

each include a variety of different kinds of landscape development types.

Source:Stoss andscapeUrbanism

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The commercial corridors map proposes reducing the overall amount of commerciallyzoned land in the city and clustering new commercial development in nodes connected

along major transit routes and thoroughfares.

Source: DPTP Planning Team

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Sources: Detroit Planning & Development

Department, ayne State UniversityDepartment of Urban Studies & Planning

Detroit has an excess of vacant or underutilized commercially zoned land that could be

repurposed for new productive land uses.

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traditionalormixed-use parcels multi-useparcels

17% 83%vacantcommercialparcelsoccupiedcommercialparcels

36%64%

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PROPOSED: COmmERCIAL CORRIDORS IN 2030EXISTING: CURRENT COmmERCIAL CORRIDORS


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