2013 APA Florida Project Awards Awards of Merit Florida TOD Guidebook CATEGORY:
Best Practices
The Florida TOD Guidebook provides statewide guidance and research designed to advance transit-oriented development (TOD) in Florida. The Guidebook includes a review of literature, best practices, and case studies; original research to develop and match up the variety of TOD “place types” with the many different transit types and scenarios found in Florida; model comprehensive plan policies and land development regulations (LDRs); and implementation guidance. The Guidebook provides a resource base for local governments, agencies, the private sector, and the public to better understand how to produce land use conditions to better correspond to and reinforce transportation investments, particularly transit.
PROJECT AWARDS
The Lake Alfred Downtown Master Plan CATEGORY:
Neighborhood Planning
The City of Lake Alfred’s downtown was recently bisected by a realignment of US Highway 17/92. The Lake Alfred Downtown Master Plan is a cross between a longterm vision document and an immediate change through short-term and long-term action projects, with potential revenue streams identified. Residents, business owners, and even school children participated in the crafting of the Plan through an extensive outreach program. Ultimately, the Lake Alfred Community chose a unique pedestrian boulevard experience with a walkable mixed-use future development so that their City will achieve their vision to be a vibrant place where people feel welcomed.
iMove2K13
iPromoteLivable Communities
iCommunicate PlanningIdeas
APAFL2013
College Park District Action Plan CATEGORY:
Student Project
The College Park District Action Plan is the work of eleven graduate students in the Florida State University (FSU) Department of Urban and Regional Planning. It envisions the transformation of the area between FSU and Downtown Tallahassee into a vibrant, urban place where Town and Gown meet to live, work, and play. The Plan achieves this through four strategies for redevelopment of the District: Enhancing Comfort and Image, Upgrading Infrastructure, Improving Transportation Facilities, and Encouraging Infill Development. With numerous site-specific recommendations, the implementation of this plan will hopefully lead to an exciting destination in Tallahassee with a unique sense of place.
Annual Sponsor
APA Florida 2013
PROJECT AWARDS Rosen Centre, Orlando Florida September 10-13, 2013
APAFLTwitter
APAFLFacebook
APAFLLinkedin
APAFLCertificationMaintenance