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RESOLUTION NO.
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A RESOLUTION OF THE BOARD OF DIRECTORS OF THE
CITY OF LITTLE ROCK, ARKANSAS IN SUPPORT OF THE
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WHEREAS, the area residents and Neighborhood Associations
formed a Steering Committee to develop a neighborhood Plan; and
WHEREAS, the residents and other "stakeholders" in the area
participated in a Town Hall meeting to discuss and identify area
concerns to include in the plan; and
WHEREAS, After several months of work by the Planning
Committee, a set of goals and objectives were developed and
presented to the neighborhood at a Plan Preview meeting; and
WHEREAS, this Plan (Goals, Objectives and Action
Statements) provides a way for both neighborhood based groups
and others working in and around the neighborhood to advance the
desires and meet the needs of the residents.
NOW, THEREFORE BE IT RESOLVED BY THE BOARD OF DIRECTORS OF
THE CITY OF LITTLE ROCK, ARKANSAS.
SECTION 1. The Board of Directors
Rock does support the vision and goals
End Area Improvement Plan.
ADOPTED: July 20, 1999
ATTEST:
CITY CLERK BOBBIE HANCOCK
of the City of Little
as expressed in the South
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South End Area Improvement Plan
"A Neighborhood Action Plan"
May 1999
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Proposed Spring House - Dr. Martin Luther King Elevation
Department of Planning and Development
City of Little Rock, Arkansas
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South End Area Improvement Plan
"A Neighborhood Action Plan"
May 1999
Neighborhood Associations:
Community Outreach Neighborhood Association
Meadowbrook Community Club
South End Neighborhood Association
South End Neighborhood Developers
South Little Rock Community Developers Association
Steering Committee:
Ellen T. Carpenter
Eloise Thompson
Theodore Garrett
Addie Parker
Sarah Lou Facen
Priscilla Bush
Maggie L. Fingers
Dorothy Arnett
Minnie R. Hatchett
Faye Grant
Josie Hampton
Helen B. Lewis
City of Little Rock:
Planning and Development: Brian Minyard
Himanshu Patel
Vince Hustead
Public Works Harold Ford
Jessie M. Garrett
Lavada Mason
Noma Thompson
Rosemary Collins
Rosalyn Pruitt
Mary Nelson
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A special thanks to Rev. Limmie Downs and Billy McTyer at Greater Center Star
Missionary Baptist Church for use of their building on a continuing basis.
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Executive Summary:
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Findings: a I G
The South End area of Little Rock, which is primarily single family, has been at-
tacked on several fronts in the last part of this century. It is one of our older neigh-
borhoods, but has been suffering from benign neglect under past administrations of
the City of Little Rock. The gang activity, deteriorating infrastructure, lower property
values and lower income have had negative impacts on the neighborhood as a
whole.
Recommendations:
After meeting diligently for a period of one year, the steering committee has formulated
the following goals:
1. Improve our neighborhood through zoning controls. (This step has already
been initiated.)
2. Improve housing conditions for the neighborhood through updating existing
and introducing new structures.
3. Revitalize the neighborhood proper maintenance of structures and fully
utilize the Alert Center to help attain that goal.
4. Improve the infrastructure in the area at a faster rate than it deteriorates.
5. Improve public safety and decrease crime.
6. Work for improvements to existing parks. Purchase site of Spring House on
Martin Luther King Drive.
7. Encourage economic development in the area.
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Preface: 3 i
In February 1998, the Department of Housing and Neighborhood Programs andktiec�
Department of Planning and Development, held a preliminary meeting with leaders in the
South End area to obtain neighborhood buyoff on a neighborhood pla -Ining process.
There was a turnout of 40 neighborhood persons and four neighborhood groups.
On May 2, 1998, a Town Hall meeting was held at the Thrasher Boys Club. Invitations
were mailed to 3,968 area residents and 78 area businesses and churches. These pack-
ets consisted of a brief letter explaining the process, a comment sheet, and a sign up
sheet for the Steering committee. Letters from then City Director Gloria Wilson went out
to area businesses. The meeting had about 50 neighborhood citizens in attendance. The
group was broken into smaller subgroups, and issues of interest were discussed and
recorded.
Informational meeting were held throughout the month of June 1998 and covered the
following topics: Parks, Zoning, Land Use, Housing (Code Enforcement And Rental
Inspection), Public Safety, Public Works, Barton Coliseum, Housing, And Animal Control.
These meetings were held atvarious churches and invitations went outto all area busi-
nesses, participants in both the preliminary and Town Hall meetings and those who sent
in their names via the invitation packet. Speakers gave overviews of their departments,
how they could assist neighborhood groups and individuals and were open to direct
questions form citizens.
The Steering committee met bi- weekly until late April 1999 discussing topics in detail. As
part of the infrastructure discussion, committee members took a bus tour of the neighbor-
hood and ranked streets that appeared on the Public Works list for reconstruction
In mid December, the steering committee started editing a draft prepared by Staff that
was a compilation of many ideas submitted by the steering committee and the Town Hall
meeting. In early May 1999, a meeting was held at the Alert Center to obtain buy -off
from the neighborhood. This meeting gave residents an opportunity to express concerns
both listed and not listed in the plan. Revisions of topics arising from the meeting have
been incorporated into this final draft.
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TABLE OF CONTENTS:
Executive Summary
Resolution
Preface
Existing Conditions
Introduction
Area History
Socio- Economic
Existing Residential
Existing Non - residential
Environmental Analysis
Circulation
Park Systems
Existing Land Use
Existing Zoning
Future Land Use
Policy Plan
Land Use and Zoning
Residential Development Goal
Neighborhood Involvement Goal
Infrastructure Goal
Public Safety Goal
Parks and Recreation Goal
Office and Commercial Development Goal
Maps
Study Area
Existing Land Use
Future Land Use (Pre -Plan)
Existing Zoning (Pre -Plan)
Master Street Plan
Unsafe and Vacant Housing
Tornado Damage
Building Permits in Tornado Path
Tables
Population Characteristics - South End
Population Characteristics- City Wide
Existing Zoning
Existing Land Use
Building Permit Activity South End
Demolitions - South End
Renovations - South End
Rental Inspections Report
Infrastructure Priority List
Appendix
Land Use Plan Amendment #
Zoning Ordiance #
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Existing conditions:
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Introduction
The South End study area is located in the southern section of the Central city area.
This area is an extension of the original grid of the city southward to the Fourche
Creek. The study's boundaries are Roosevelt Road to the north and Interstate 30 to
the east and south. The western boundary is a north south line running from the train
tracks' intersection with Roosevelt Road west of Barton Coliseum southward to 1 -30.
The area is primarily single family residential with a band of Parks /Open space to the
south, east and west extending to the interstate.
St. John Baptist Church at Roosevelt and Main Street is the largest
church in the area.
The floodway of the
Fourche Creek has
stopped develop-
ment to the south.
Interstate Park lies
in the floodway /
floodplain in an
undevelopable area
south of 34th and
east of Arch Street.
Southside Park lies
south of 34th near
Wolfe Street, also in
the floodway. The
other tracts in the
floodway / flood -
plain area are
undeveloped.
All of the existing
conditions discussed later was changed by the tornado of January 2111, 1999. This
tornado devastated a swath of land about 1500 feet wide towards the northeast from
Battery and 34'" to Roosevelt Road and Chester Street. The tornado continued out of
the study area towards the Governor's Mansion, MacArthur Park and across the river
into North Little Rock. Devastation is sizable and cleanup efforts are still underway at
the time of this printing.
Area History
The subdivisions at the northern edge of the study area date to the early 1900's while
areas to the south and west are 1940's and 1950's. Larger mansions, complete with
servant quarters, are spread throughout the areas and infill of bungalows and ranch
style tract houses abound. At the time of development, these mansions were very
upper class. The area was annexed into the city in a pattern from north to south, east
to west.
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Socioeconomic profile:
CENSUS TRACTS POPULATION: 3 2 G
Based on Census tracts 50001 through 50005 and 110003 through 1100005, there
area a total of 5578 persons in the area according to the 1990 census. These bound-
aries do not exactly correspond with the action plan boundaries. More females than
males live in the area (55.9 % females versus 44.1 % males). The average size of the
families is 3.56 persons. 28.3% of all households are one person households (17.6%
female and 10.7% male). Almost the same number of households (27.4 %) are single
parent households with the majority (24.9 %) being single mothers.
AGE:
A little over half
of the population
(52.6 %) is within
the 18 -64 age
bracket. 32.3%
of the population
is under 18 and
15.2% are over
65 years old.
This area has
more children
and more elderly
than the city as a
whole (24.9%
under 18 and
12.6% over 65).
RACE:
The neighbor-
hood population
is overwhelmingly
black (98.3 %)
with white popu-
lation at 1.6 %.
Household Income per 1990 Census
The remaining
0.1% are of other racial backgrounds. The city as a whole has roughly a 65% white
and 34% black split.
INCOME:
Annual household incomes range from under $5,000 to $125,000. 64.35% of house-
hold incomes qualify as low to moderate according to the 1994 guidelines as com-
pared to 46% city -wide. Only 12.5% earn over $35,000.
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INCOME:
Annual household incomes range from under $5,000 to $125,000. 64.35% of house-
hold incomes qualify as low to moderate according to the 1994 guidelines as com-
pared to 46% city -wide. Only 12.5% earn over $35,000.
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Existing Residential: 321
According to the 1990 census, there are 2242 dwelling units. This area refers to all
of census tract 5 and blocks 3,4 & 5 of census tract 11. 300 of these were vacant,
which translates to a 13.4% vacancy rate. For comparison, the citywide vacancy rate
at the same time was 10.4 %. Total occupied units in this area number 1942. Total
owner occupied structures are 1160, or 59.7 %. Renter occupied units are 782, or
40.3 %. Citywide owner occupied rates was at 56 %, slightly less than this area.
The tornado of January 1999 destroyed or damaged many homes in the area. Ac-
cording to a visual survey by the Public Works Department , 31 homes were totally
destroyed or beyond repair, 16 homes received heavy damages, 62 homes were
moderately damaged, and 280 sustained light damage. These numbers are for
homes in the South End Study area only. Many additional homes were destroyed to
the north of this area. Many families were displaced due to the tornado.
Of the total number of units, three - quarters (74.9 %) are single family detached. One
unit attached number 3 %. This category includes condos, townhouses, etc. Dwelling
units in duplexes garner 13.6% while apartment with 3 -4 units have 3.6 %.
As a part of the Rental inspection Program, the Department of Housing and Neighbor-
hood Programs performed its' own survey in the late winter 1997 and spring of 1998.
It was determined that there were 1023 owner occupied housing units and 823 renter
occupied units. Using these two surveys, it is safe to say that the number of housing
stock has dwindled over the last eight years and the percentage of renter occupied
dwellings have increased.
Existing Non - Residential
Existing nonresidential structures are primarily along Roosevelt Road and Arch Street. These
commercial nodes are located along Roosevelt Road at the intersections of Martin Luther
King, Arch /Broadway and Main Street. There is also anode near 28'" and Arch. Churches are
scattered throughout the neighborhood in storefronts and in typical church buildings. Schools
in the area include BookerT. Washington Elementary School located at 2900 South Main and
Ish School, which is currently being used as a resource center. Two other uses include the
Thrasher Boys Club on South State and the South Little Rock Community Center on South
Main. However, the largest of the non - residential uses is the State Fairgrounds Complex (with
Barton Coliseum) which is on the western boundary of the study area on Roosevelt Road and
Howard Street.
Environmental Analysis:
Topography in the area is varied. There are two ridges that run northwest to south-
east across the area. Steep slopes define the ridges, and the elevational difference
is in excess of 100'. Flood prone land lies to the south, east and west of the area.
Swaggerty Creek extends into the area around 33rd and Chester in that northwest
southeast direction extending up near the Pulaski Street and 29th Street intersection.
A large amount of this creek is in the floodway.
Railroad lines border the ridges to the west and south. These lines are located at the
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edge of the flood -
plain areas and
steep slopes. The
Biddle Switching
Yard is located
south of 31 st and
Louisiana.
Circulation:
Streets were laid
out as an extension
of the grid system
of the older sec-
tions of town. In
some areas, the
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grid has been modi-
fied to adjust for
natural drainage
ways. The grid
stops on the bluffs
overlooking the Fourche Creek to the south. Roosevelt Road and Arch Street (south
of Roosevelt) are listed as principal Arterials. Broadway, north of Roosevelt, while not
in our area, is the north half of the arterial to complement Arch Street. Dr. Martin
Luther King Jr. Drive and 33rd Street (from MLK to Arch) forma Collector Street. Of
course, the 1 -30 interstate is classified as a Freeway. With the grid system mostly in
place, traffic has
alternate routes
and flows with
minor conges-
tion on
Roosevelt and
Arch.
Although the
Master Street
Plan classifies
street at a cer-
tain standard,
many will require
substantial
reconstruction to
meet that stan-
dard. Some
work has been
done in the area
to reconstruct
Typical street in the central section.
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located just to the south of Whitmore Circle and occupies
the rail road tracks. It has a softball diamond, playground
facilities are also provided as well as restrooms. A large
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and basketball court. Picnic
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Swaggerty Creek Park is the smallest of the tree at 6.3 acres in 4 parcels. It follows
the creek from 3131 and Ringo southeasterly to 33rd and Fulton and then on to the
railroad tracks. The only active areas in the park are two basketball courts near
Fulton and 33rd Streets. The creek has been channeled with concrete sidewalks and
has chainlink fencing to keep persons out of the ditch area. This "park" does not read
as a park, but more of a sting of vacant lots.
Existing Land Use:
Structure counts were made in early Spring 1998 via a windshield survey. Single
family dwelling units far surpassed any other structure type with 1797 of the total 2795
structures. Acces-
sory buildings
(garages, tool
sheds, etc.) ac-
counted for 733.
These two catego-
ries comprised over
90% of the total
number of struc-
tures in the area.
There were 53
duplexes and 74
apartments with 3 -6
units. Park Struc-
tures counted for 40
structures and other
public uses ac-
counted for 23
more. Churches
and other church
structures were next
Greater Center Star Baptist Church, on 33rd and State, has one of
the larger congregations in the area.
at 19 and general
commercial structures at 16. All other categories had less than ten units per cat-
egory. Commercial structures were found throughout the neighborhood, from small -
scale grocery store to upholstery shops.
Non - residential uses are primarily along Roosevelt. Most of these structures are
older and some of these buildings are in great need of repair. Included in the non-
residential structures are many churches, a school and a boys club. The church facili-
ties in the neighborhood vary widely — from new modern facilities to older structures
that need major renovation. Booker T Washington Elementary was built in the late
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50's and is in good repair. All schools in the Little Rock School system could use
additional maintenance money for facilities repair. Washington Elementary is no
exception. Thrasher Boys Club was built ca. 1971. The condition of the building and
facilities are in fair to poor condition. The facility has a gymnasium and a pool. Pro-
grams are provided to the children, but underfunding is a problem to expand pro-
grams or expand facilities.
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Existing Zoning:
Information was provided by the City of Little Rock GIS system prior to the Planning
Commission hearing of April 29, 1999. The primary zoning category in the study area
is residential. R3 zoning comprises 44.57 %, R4 comprises 26.35% and R2 com-
prises 13.80 %. Combined with R5 and R7A, these five residential zoning categories
comprise 84.91 % of the total area. The next highest use is 1 -3, Heavy Industrial, with
9.44% and C3 with 3.30 %. Non residential uses are primarily located along
Roosevelt Road, with a concentration along 1 -30 at the eastern edge of the study
area. There is a small pocket of commercial along Arch around 33rd street at the
northern landing of the bridge. There is a large amount of industrially zoned land that
is undeveloped in the south of the study area along the railroad.
Ish School is now used as a Resource Center for the Little Rock
Public School System.
Future Land
Use:
The following per-
centages are based
on the Future Land
Use Plan prior to
the April 29, 1999
Planning Commis-
sion meeting. The
Single Family land
use category is the
majority of the
developed area of
the study area and
51.85% of the total
study area. Parks /
Open Space and
Mining are tied for
second with 13.62 %.
and 14.49% re-
spectively. Public Institutional occupies 12.68 %, primarily located in the Barton Coli-
seum complex, with minor acreage in two schools, the Animal Shelter, and numerous
churches. Multifamily, at 3.21 % is the next most prominent.
Office, Mixed Office Commercial and Mixed Use are clustered along Roosevelt Road
at the eastern border. Some Commercial, Office, and Multifamily are near the inter-
sections of Broadway, Roosevelt and Arch Street Pike. Public Institutional areas are
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scattered throughout the study area with the before mentioned Barton Coliseum at the
western edge of the study area. Multifamily is in three tracts. The western tract is
southeast of 27th and Battery. The largest tract is south and west of 26th and
Cumberland and along Ivers Walk. The smallest and last tract is in the 2500 block of
Gaines, Conlvey Gardens.
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THE POLICY PLAN
1. Land Use and Zoning Goal 32 7
As part of the Steering Committee's work, letters were mailed to the owners of 157 proper-
ties proposing downzoning of their properties. There were three basic needs to address in
the zoning changes: 1) Clean up of zoning changes that were not made in 1980, i.e., single
family houses in 1 -3 district, 2) removal of C -3 and C -1 spot zoning in residential blocks that
area currently used as single family, and 3) reduction of C -3 zoning which allow liquor sales
which are viewed as unfavorable by the committee. Of these letters, Staff received notices
from owners of 18 lots stating that they did not desire any change in their property.
However, attempts to contact landowners for changes to the Land Use Plan were not as
successful because addresses were not obtainable for major landowners in the area (i.e.,
CRI &P Railroad). The major areas that were slated to change lie within the floodway and
since all property that lies within the floodway is undevelopable, it was possible to change
these areas to Park/Open Space.
In addition to the zoning changes, there are the following goals and objectives.
Goal: Improve our neighborhood through zoning controls:
Objective: Work with planning staff to improve existing neighborhood.
Action Statements:
• Work in conjunction with zoning enforcement officers to eliminate illegal noncon-
forming uses or work to have them conform to existing requirements.
• Petition City to remove billboards that impact the appearance of the neighbor-
hood with existing monies in place for that purpose.
• Monitor the maintenance of the coliseum.
• Promote state owned property to conform to city zoning requirements.
• Support Long Arm Legislation to improve maintenance of properties owned by
out of state landowners.
• Develop and propose a new ordinance to a set time limit on boarded up houses
before they are demolished or re- inhabited.
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2. Residential Development Goal:
Goal: Improve the housing stock of the Neighborhood.
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Objective: Repair, renovate and increase maintenance on housing stock that can
be occupied.
Action Statements:
• Rehabilitate vacant housing to filter unwanted activities (drugs, etc.).
• Work with tenants to reduce number of pests (bugs) in area with coordinated sprayings
through neighborhood associations arranging common spraying days.
• Eliminate drug houses in area.
• Retain and reha-
bilitate existing
housing stock to
the greatest
extent possible.
• Reduce the
number of vacant
houses in area
through renova-
tions or reuse.
Set time limits of
twelve months for
vacancy status
before renovation
or reuse. Develop
a comprehensive
rehabilitation
program that
includes a mixture
of incentives and
The area has many houses which have great potential for restora-
tion.
subsidies de-
signed to encour-
age ownership and discourage displacement.
• Reduce HUD turnovers.
• Provide incentives (money or public recognition) for neighbors to maintain residences.
• Increase the communication of housing programs to the residents via Alert Center.
• Improve maintenance on rental housing through contacting owners of property and peer
pressure.
• Encourage landlords to require tenants to maintain yards and alleys.
• Get tough on zoning violations that impair housing and neighborhoods.
• More Stringent code enforcement action (Zero Tolerance Policy).
• Strictly enforce building codes, especially for rental property.
• Initiate programs to train locals on methods of home repair.
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Objective: Utilize existing programs for home repair and home ownership.
Action Statements:
• Ensure residents are aware of available home repair and home ownership grants.
• Provide assistance for home maintenance, both financially and labor, to disabled and
seniors.
• Eliminate financial hardships to upgrade housing to code.
• Provide ways to match funds to upgrade housing.
• Provide housing finance in the area for new home construction or first time buyers.
• Raise limits of
Many housing styles are in the neighborhood as well as varying
sizes.
money on Housing
Rehab grants.
• Work with Alert
Center Staff to dis-
tribute information
concerning home
ownership grants
and home mainte-
nance for low -in-
come individuals.
• Educate the
public on the assis-
tance programs for
housing ownership
and maintenance.
Develop a
comprehensive
rehabilitation pro-
gram that includes a
mixture of incentives
and subsidies designed to encourage ownership and discourage displacement.
• Increase the quality control of contractors doing repairs on houses.
• Reduce or eliminate bidding blindly on home repairs to achieve better home repairs.
Objective: Demolish existing housing stock of inferior nature.
Action Statements:
• Petition Board of Directors for additional monies for demolition of houses.
• Update list of vacant and condemnable houses.
• Encourage demolition of vacant, abandoned and burned out buildings that are beyond
repair.
• Remove vacant houses: i.e. between 27th and 29th Street on Center and on Martel
Street.
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Objective: Work to introduce new housing stock into neighborhood. 331
Action Statements:
• Encourage new single family construction to first time and low- income buyers. Provide
low interest loans for home ownership.
• Determine design standards for new construction of single, two and multiple family
housing in the area in accordance with existing zoning ordinances. Make infill housing
compatible with existing neighborhood pattern of massing, setbacks, etc. and multifamily to
blend in with the existing neighborhood.
• Encourage Home
Ownership.
• Develop vacant
lots with new
housing.
• Control and
enforce new
developments
through location
and public partici-
pation.
• Encourage devel-
opers to build
projects down-
town.
Design standards for renovations and additions can make the neigh-
borhood more attractive.
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3. Neighborhood Involvement Goal
Goal: To revitalize our neighborhood through increased maintenance of existing struc-
tures, through beautification projects and thorough building neighborhood pride.
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Objective: Improve the overall appearance of the neighborhood through proper
building and grounds maintenance.
Action Statements:
• Improve maintenance on lots along 29th and Commerce.
• Encourage businesses to revitalize and maintain properties along Roosevelt Road, 261"
Street, Arch Street, and Martin Luther King Drive.
• Trim overgrown trees for better visibility and safety either through Entergy or private
means.
• Work with city to remove abandoned cars.
• Improve maintenance on rental housing
A well maintained street.
• Update list of
vacant and condem-
nable houses.
• Encourage
landlords to require
tenants to maintain
yards and alleys.
• Contact owners
of vacant unkept lots
and inform them of
the status. Work
with them to increase
maintenance. Neigh-
borhood groups to
maintain lots aban-
doned by owners at
a last resort.
• Get tough on
zoning violations that
impair housing and
neighborhoods.
More Stringent code enforcement action (Zero Tolerance Policy). Strictly enforce build-
ing codes, especially for rental property.
Monitor the maintenance of the Coliseum, especially the trash and litter after events.
Provide Incentives to keep alleys clean.
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Objective: Beautify the neighborhood through community and individual efforts.
Action Statements:
• Promote community gardens on vacant lots. 3 3
• Require Public Works to maintain and clean community streets.
• Improve street landscape and provide adequate hardscape.
• Encourage Adopt A Street program.
• Encourage Adopt A Spot program.
• Make community
more desirable for
newcomers
• Sponsor area
wide clean up
days of problem
spots. Work with
volunteer groups
for area wide
cleanup of neigh-
borhood.
• Reduce over-
grown weed lots.
• Petition City to
remove billboards
that impact the
appearance of
the neighborhood
with existing
monies in place
for that purpose.
• Work with Public
The South End Alert Center at 33rd and Ringo Streets was rededi-
cated on June 27th, 1998.
Works to spray for mosquitoes.
Objective: Improve sense of neighborhood and community pride.
Action Statements:
• Need to establish a network of neighborhood associations in South End.
• Encourage people to have pride in their property's appearance. Consider implementing
a contest that would reward houses with the most street appeal. Area businesses
should be solicited for prize donations.
• Restart the welcome wagon program. Target all new comers.
• Provide incentives (money or public recognition) for neighbors to maintain residences.
Have local businesses provide prizes and recognition for monthly or quarterly winners.
• Enact a job creation program to utilize existing skilled neighborhood residents.
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• Involve seniors in programs.
• Utilize programs to involve youths in summer for jobs and education.
• Examine opportunities for establishing periodic community newsletter to keep public
informed on current issues.
• Increase participation and membership in neighborhood associations.
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Objective: Achieve the total utilization of the Alert Center.
Action Statements:
• Provide for another Alert Center in the Meadowbrook neighborhood, preferably at 29"
and Martel.
• Increase the communication to residents of information concerning home ownership
grants and home maintenance for low- income individuals.
• Continue to work with citizens concerning tornado relief.
• Educate the public on the assistance programs for housing ownership and mainte-
nance.
• Make Alert center more hospitable via staff and environment through houseplants, rugs,
furniture, etc.
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4. Infrastructure
Goal: Coordinate with Public Works to improve condition of infrastructure.
Objective: Improve drainage.
Action Statements:
• Improve drainage as listed in the Infrastructure Priorities List:
• 31st near Chester and Ringo.
• 331 Street drain-
age west of Arch.
• 3000 block of
Battery Street.
• 32nd and State.
• Improve drainage
in Swaggerty
Creek basin and
Fourche Creek.
• Reroute under-
ground water in
street on Summit
Street and repair
street.
• Improve drainage
on Schiller Street.
Objective:
Work with city to
implement the follow-
ing street improve-
ments.
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One of many unimproved streets in the area.
Action Statements:
• Reconstruct streets per the ranking by the Steering Committee.
• Coordinate the resurfacing of streets with the reconstruction of streets so that all work on
that street can be accomplished at one time.
• Increase frequency of street sweeping.
• Provide better street lighting, both additional fixtures and better efficiency.
• Install dead end signage at 33rd and Chester
• Enforce strictly the code for no eighteen wheelers on residential streets (Schiller)
• Consider one -way streets.
• Designate Schiller as a Collector Street and reconstruct Schiller Street for trucks that
access Barton Coliseum.
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• Work with State Highway department to resurface or widen Roosevelt Road.
• Install traffic calming devices to reduce speeding on 33rd. 3 3 0
Objective: Elevate the standards of the infrastructure in our neighborhood to accept-
able standards.
Action Statements:
• Install adequate fire hydrants for proper coverage of the neighborhood.
• Work with Postal Service to keep front door mail delivery.
• Provide better mosquito control with bi- weekly sprayings in a wider area.
• Make sidewalks safe for pedestrians by repairing and /or replacing sidewalks in disrepair.
Add additional sidewalks in areas on public transportation lines and school bus lines.
• Repair erosion control on Whitmore Circle and High Drive.
• Work with Entergy to trim trees away from power lines.
• Encourage residents to maintain alleys and backyards free of rubbish and debris.
• Work with city to have local persons maintain weed lots.
• Work to eliminate littering from visitors to events at Barton Coliseum.
• Install bus shelter at 33rd and Gaines (CATA).
• Improve bus routes along Wolfe, Whitmore Circle and 341" Street.
• Work with Entergy to improve substation for a better continuous power supply with fewer
power outages.
Erosion control is a major issue in the High Drive area.
SOUTH END AREA IMPROVEMENT PLAN - 24
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5. Public Safety
Goal: Improve Public Safety and decrease crime.
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Objective: Neighborhood residents should actively work to prevent crime in their
Action Statements:
• Create and organize an effective Neighborhood Crime Watch Program especially in
area of high crime.
• Expand training of COPP officers to assist with crime prevention.
• Implement residential and commercial CPTED techniques throughout the neighbor-
hood.
Have LRPD
litigate crime
prevention pro-
grams on safety
at local Alert
Center.
• Encourage resi-
dents to report
criminal activities,
violations, and
problems to local
Alert Center.
• Teach the com-
munity about
gang signs (who,
color, etc.).
• Encourage
schools and
churches to
Vacant houses and boarded up houses are a public safety issue
and should be eliminated either through renovation or removal.
create after hours
and summer workshops directed towards community improvement.
• Assist schools and churches to form a partnership to implement programs for youths.
• Create a mentoring program that provides tutoring service to students.
• Encourage citizens to volunteer and manage youth workshops.
• Reduce and limit the number of drug rehab facilities in the neighborhood.
• Work to limit the number of liquor stores in the area.
• Work to develop a grant writing program, possibly in conjunction with UALR.
SOUTH END AREA IMPROVEMENT PLAN - 25
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Objective: Work with the Little Rock Police Department to enforce laws and reduce
Action Statements:
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• Place more Alert Centers in areas of high crime.
• Eliminate drug houses in area, i.e., participate in the "Crack House Elimination" program
at the Alert Center.
• Encourage residents to report criminal activities, violations, and problems to local Alert
Center.
• Coordinate a program for patrolling with LRPD and neighborhood.
• Promote better police response time.
• Establish mobile or flexible substation to follow high crime areas.
• Remove gang markings by providing paint to Neighborhood Crime Watch groups at
Alert Center.
• Have police take immediate action against any known gang activities.
Objective: Control stray animals and eliminate packs of wild dogs.
Action Statements:
Provide valuable information that educates public about animal ordinances through alert
centers.
Work with City Animal Control to remove stray dogs.
Monitor and control pet owners through. higher fines for pet crimes.
SOUTH END AREA IMPROVEMENT PLAN - 26
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6. PARKS AND RECREATION GOAL:
Goal: Promote better and safer park facilities for the area.
Objective: Work to implement improvements in area parks.
335
Objective: Maintain existing parks at a higher level than the present.
Action Statements:
• Maintain areas along Swaggerty Creek (mow grass).
Improve maintenance in park areas.
SOUTH END AREA IMPROVEMENT PLAN - 27
• Increase maintenance at Boy's Club.
• Remove trash and litter in parks.
Objective: Reduce crime in park areas.
Action Statements:
• Concentrate on more security in the parks.
• Cut down on crime in parks by enforcing no tolerance rule for any alcohol or drugs,
littering or loitering in parks.
• Encourage local residents to use and reclaim parks to drive out undesirables.
Objective: Explore funding opportunities to start programs to assist youths.
Action Statements:
• Assist schools, neighborhood associations, and churches to form a partnership to
implement programs for youths.
• Explore finding funding opportunities to expand programs and facilities at Boys Clubs
for mental and physical development.
• Check into state grant monies for park improvements.
• Concentrate on kids at risk in park activities.
• Provide programs for children in parks.
• Provide summer jobs for youth.
• Provide transportation to get to recreation destinations.
• Encourage citizens to volunteer and manage youth workshops.
area.
Objective: Acquire more park land for residents in the northeast section of the study
Action Statements:
• Acquire more land for neighborhood parks, maybe near Washington School at SLR
center, possibly at the southeast comer of 291" and Main.
SOUTH END AREA IMPROVEMENT PLAN - 28
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341
Objective: Attract New Businesses to the area.
Action Statements:
• Encourage reuse of Big Apple Center into a retail establishment that serves a larger
percentage of the population: i.e. grocery store.
Encourage more restaurants to locate in the area.
• Explore relaxing certain codes on new and existing businesses to encourage develop-
ment.
• Investigate avenues for loans for start up businesses.
• Encourage local residents and businesses to reinvest throughout the community.
Objective: Initiate or explore job training programs to train local residents.
Action Statements:
• Start a job posting bulletin board.
• Encourage employers to hire within the community.
Utilize job- training programs for area residents.
Investigate and announce programs to explain welfare reform.
• Work with local
businesses to
provide summer
jobs for youths.
• Enact a job
creation program
to utilize existing
skilled neighbor-
hood residents.
• Initiate programs
to train locals on
methods of home
repair.
The Convey and Joshua Buildings near Roosevelt and State have
multiple real estate holdings in the area.
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SOUTH END NEIGHBORHOOD 1990 U.S. Census
Total Population
5578
100%
Household Income
Total # White Persons
89
1.6%
under $5,000
363
18.2%
Total # Black Persons
5481
98.3%
$5,000- 10,000
340
17.0%
Total # Native Am. Persons
4
0.10/10
$10,000 - 15,000
415
20.8%
Total # Asian Persons
1
0.0%
$15,000- 20,000
201
10.1%
Total # Other Persons
3
0.1%
$20,000- 25,000
152
7.6%
$25,000- 30,000
178
8.9%
Total # Hispanic Persons*
is
0.3%
$30,000- 35,000
103
5.2%
"(not a racial group)
$35,000- 40,000
58
2.9%
$40,000- 45,000
38
1.9%
Total Population
5578
100%
$45,000 - 50,000
34
1.7%
Persons less than 18
1799
32.3%
$50,000- 55,000
50
2.5%
Persons 18 -64
2933
52.6%
$55,000- 60,000
33
1.7%
Persons 65 and over
846
15.2%
$60,000- 75,000
16
0.8%
$75,000- 100,000
7
0.4%
Total Population
5578
100%
$100,000 - 125,000
11
0.6%
Total # Male
2461
44.1%
$125,000- 150,000
0
0.0%
Total # Female
1117
55.9%
over $150,000
0
0.0%
Persons in Families
4753
low to moderate income
Total # of Families
1336
for 1994
1248
64.3%
Persons per Family
3.56
Total # of Households
1942
100%
Units
per structure
I person male households
208
10.7%
1 unit detached
1680
74.9%
1 person female households
341
17.6%
1 unit attached
68
3.0%
single parent male household
48
2.5%
2 units
305
13.6%
single parent female household
483
24.9%
3-4 units
80
3.6%
5 -9 units
9
0.4%
Total # units
2242
100%
10 -19 units
4
0.2%
Total # of occupied units
1942
86.6%
2049 units
6
0.3%
Total # of vacant units
300
13.4%
more than 50 units
58
2.6%
mobile homes
3
0.1%
Total persons renter occ units
2'_58
other
29
1.3%
Persons per renter occupied unit
2.89
Total # of occupied units
1942
100%
Total persons owner occ. units
3260
Total # owner occupied units
1 160
59.7%
Persons per owner occupied unit
2.81
Total # renter occupied units
782
40.3%
Prepared by the Department of Planning and Development
0
0
351
1990 U.S.
Total Population
175795
100%
Household Income
Total # White Persons
113707
64.7%
under $5,000
0
#DIV /0!
Total # Black Persons
59742
34.0%
$5,000- 10,000
0
#DIV /0!
Total # Native Am. Persons
449
0.3%
$10,000 - 15,000
0
413IV /01
Total # Asian Persons
1512
0.9%
$15,000- 20,000
0
#DIV /0!
Total # Other Persons
385
0.2%
$20,000- 25,000
0
#DN /0!
Total # units
80995
100%
$25,000- 30,000
0
#DIV /0!
Total # Hispanic Persons*
1337
0.8%
$30,000- 35,000
0
#D£V /0!
*(not a racial group)
.8422
10.4%
$35,000- 40,000
0
#DIV /0!
$40,000- 45,000
0
#DIV /0!
Total Population
175795
100%
$45,000 - 50,000
0
#DN /01
Persons less than 18
43753
24.9%
$50,000 - 55,000
0
#DIV /0!
Persons 18 -64
109971
62.6%
$55,000- 60,000
0
#DIV /0!
Persons 65 and over
22071
12.6%
$60,000- 75,000
0
#DIV /0!
Persons per owner occupied unit
2.57
$75,000 - 100,000
0
#DN /0!
Total Population
175795
100%
$100,000- 125,000
0
#DIV /0!
Total # Male
81587
46.4%
$125,000- 150,000
0
#DIV /0!
Total # Female
94208
53.6%
over $150,000
0
#DIV /0!
Persons in Families 138204 low to moderate income 0 0.0%
Total # of Families 45484
Persons per Family 3.04
Total # of Households
72573
100%
Units per structure
1 person male households
9026
12.4%
1 unit detached
49026
60.5%
1 person female households
14257
19.6%
1 unit attached
1546
1.9%
single parent male household
1028
1.4%
2 units
3213
4.0%
single parent female household
7256
10.0%
3-4 units
4105
5.1%
5 -9 units
5889
7.3%
Total # units
80995
100%
10 -19 units
5419
6.7%
Total # of occupied units
72573
89.6%
20 -49 units
4215
5.2%
Total # of vacant units
.8422
10.4%
more than 50 units
4276
5.3%
mobile homes
2553
3.2%
Total persons renter occ units
66981
other
753
0.9%
Persons per renter occupied unit
2.11
Total # of occupied units
72573
100%
Total persons owner occ. units
104935
Total # owner occupied units
40790
56.2%
Persons per owner occupied unit
2.57
Total # renter occupied units
31783
43.8%
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of Little Rock •
Department of Housing and Neighborhood Programs
Wright Avenue Alert Center
1813 Wright Avenue
Little Rock, AR 72202
(501) 374 -4552
DATE: December 31, 1998
TO: Jimmy Pritchett, Code Enforcement Supervisor
0
FROM�Tracy Roark, Senior Code Enforcement Officer, District II
SUBJECT: Requested Rental Statistics
As per your request I had developed the following District II, Rental Inspection
Programs statistics for your use.
356
Programs
Number of Rental Units Inspected - 2184
Number of Rental Units in compliance - 517(To -Z /o/
Number of Rental Units declared Unsafe - 237
Number of Rental Units remaining to be inspected 1" cycle - 9%
Number of Rental Units having 2nd cycle inspection - 102
Number of Rental Units found in compliance - 151
Number of Rental Units repaired - 357
Number of Rental Units Demolished 192
If you have any further questions, please let me know.
3 57
— —� WRIGHT_ _ ¢_ = — fbZ
little Rock District 2 Rental inspection Program
ao,.,nno &DeveloAment .
Of RASTRUCTURE PRIORITIES LIST •
The steenng committee toured the neighborhood with Planning and Public Works staff and ranked only those
streets slated for reconstruction
in order of importance. The lesser the number, the higher the priority
to.repair. It
was the desire of the committee to complete all of the work slated for that street at the time the reconstruction was
occurring, therefore those projects are listed with the same priority ranking. Likewise, for those streets that do not
have a ranking number, it is the
desire to do adjacent improvements at the same time. All drainage projects were
listed as equally high priority for the residents.
PROJECT i PROJECT
NEIGHBORHOOD
PROPOSED
ID (DENT- ! TYPE
PRIORITY PROJECT NAME PROJECT LIMITS
.DESIGN TYPE
j IFICATION
I I
j
24 IDR1017000 (DRAINAGE
131
ST ST. DRAINAGE (CHESTER TO RINGO
1
''.SWAGGERTY
ICROSSING
ST. DRAIN (ARCH STREET PIKE
'J
.
25 IDR1018000 (DRAINAGE
1 1 ;33RD
ITO CROSS
1
36 ;DR1027000 IDRAINAGE
1 (ANNUAL DRAINAGE 1$150,000 AVG. PER
!DRAINAGE,
(REPAIR - WARD SHARES WARD PER YEAR
iMINOR
I
IOF $10,000,000 ON TEN ;($1,050,000 PER
j
!
I
i
I
i
1
I
(YEAR PLAN YEAR TOTAL)
�
i
,
I
!
IDRAINAGE 1
1 (BATTERY ST. 13000 block from Wolfe
:Drainage, minor
!to Summit
(DRAINAGE
_
1
!SUMMITT STREET
Drainage, minor
i
iDRAINAGE
1
SWAGGERTYCREEK
DRAINAGE I
1
132nd ST (STATE STREET
i
;Drainage, minor
9359 IST9359000
STREET &
(DRAIN
1
WHITMORE CIR. 1 - 51S '34th @ Wolfe, S. to -
(Begin
;Street & Drain;
I
of Circle;
I Reconstruction
1
•.Through Circle
3294 IST3294000
I STREET &
2
131 ST ST., West 1900 - I Battery - Summit,
!Street & Drain;
'DRAIN
;2030 (Schiller
!Repair&
:Overlay
22
IDR0337000
3
ST. (CENTER TO
(DRAINAGE
131ST
ILOUISIANA - S. OF
1 !
!REAR FROM EAST
'TO WEST
5903 IST5903000
ISTREET &
4 HHIGH DR. 1200- 1230W Turn Back N.E. to
.Street 8 Drain;
'.DRAIN ;
1 37th, One Way East to:
Reconstruction
+- 37th St.
__
33 70 IST3370000 iSTREET &
_
5 :33RD ST., West 715 - 920 170' East of State/Riffel
,,Street & Drain;
.DRAIN
:W. 183' to Izard then
Rehabilitation
18T- Fulton & 492' to
-Curbs,
!
(Bridge
;Drainage,
i
Street As
Needed
3369 1ST3369000 ISTREET &
5 '33RD ST., West 600.710 !Arch Street
Street & Drain;
!DRAIN
'Pike(SH#367), thru
!Repair/
' !Gaines - 70' East of
Rehabilitation of
I State/RiffeVlzard
.Joints,
1
iDrainage, Base
& Overlay
WRASTRUCTURE PRIORITIES LIST •
PROJECT
ID IDENT.
i
PROJECT
NEIGHBORHOOD
PROJECT NAME
PROJECT LIMITS
PROPOSED
IFICATION j
I
TYPE
PRIORITY
DESIGN TYPE
3287 IST3287000 I STREET &
6 :31ST
ST., West 920 - 1130' Fulton Offset -
]Street & Drain;
DRAIN j
!Chester, Ringo, Cross :Rehabilitation
3
'urbs,
� ainage,
'Street As
!Needed
4922 iST4922000 ..STREET &
6 :CROSS
ST. 0 - 35305
330
33rd St. - 34th St.,
I Street & Drain;
:DRAIN
!
:35th, 10 36th
lReconsttuction
8607 jST8607000 ISTREET &—
6 !SPRING
ST. 3300 -
33rd St. Offset @
!Street & Drain;
DRAIN
j 3330
!Concrete Apron,- S.
:Reconstruction
!to End
3149 IST3149000 'STREET &
6 127TH
ST., West 1200 -
!Cross- King Dr.(High); Street & Drain;
:DRAIN ;
11430
:Repair&
- --
Overlay
3150 ST3150000 ISTREET &
6 !27TH
ST., West 1500 -
..—
!Bishop - E. to End
.--
Street & Drain:
;DRAIN
j ,1530
!Repair&
! !
!
:Overlay
3151 IST3151000 ISTREET
&
6
ST., West 1800 -
I Woffe - Battery
(Street & Drain;
IDRAIN
127TH
1830
:Repair&
_
Overlay
3152 IST3152000 ISTREET
&
6 127TH
ST., West 1900 -
!Battery, thru - Summit Street & Drain;
!DRAIN
11930
@ Sunset Tea.
IRepair &
j
'Overlay
3153 IST3153000 ISTREET
&
6 127TH
ST., West 2000 -
__
!Summit @ Sunset
Street & Drain;
(DRAIN
;2030
Terr.- Schiller
Repair&
•Arch
'Overlay
3143 I ST3143000 ISTREET
&
6 127TH
ST., West 600 - 830
Street
!Street & Drain;
!DRAIN
Pike(SH#367) -
!Repair/
I
!
Gaines, State, Izard
!Rehabilitation o
'Joints,
:Drainage, Base
!& Overlay
3172 1ST3172000 ISTREET
&
6 127th
(East Off Broadway,
;Street & Drain;
(DRAIN
ST.,West(BROADWAY
;329' S. 261h; First 197' !Reconstruction
CT.) 2619 - 2623S
;12 ST & 12 PPC,
!then 259' to End @
I #2623
3290 '1ST3290000
STREET&
1 6
'31 ST ST., West 1200-
[Cross - Pulaski Offset. Street & Drain;
•
!DRAIN
11230
:Repair&
POveday
3291 !ST3291000
ISTREET &
6
131ST ST., West 1300 -
Pulaski Offset - King
.Street &Drain;
!,
IDRAIN
1330
1Dr.(High)
!Repair&
I
-Overlay
3285 IST3285000
ISTREET &
6
:31ST ST., West 800 - 919
(State - Izard, Fulton
Street & Drain;
IDRAIN
i Offset
Repair&
!Overlay
4916 iST4916000
!.STREET &
6
]CROSS ST. 2500.2630S
!Roosevelt - 26th St.,
7§treet & Drain;
:DRAIN
Ito 27th St.
Repair &
'
-
I
Oveday
4918 iST4918000
:STREET &
1 6
!CROSS ST. 2700 - 2730S
;27th St. - 28th St.
'Street & Drain;
1DRAIN
i
;Repair&
'Overlay
4919 ST491WW
ISTREET &
6
ST. 2800 - 3030S
128th St., S. thru Curve :Street & Drain:
!DRAIN
(CROSS
Ito • 31st St.
Repair &
!
Overlay
OFRASTRUCTURE PRIORITIES LIST •
I
PROJECT
ID ! (DENT-
PROJECT
NEIGHBORHOOD
PROJECT NAME
I
PROJECT LIMITS
PROPOSED
-
' IFICATION !
I
TYPE
i
PRIORITY
j
DESIGN TYPE
4920'ST4920000 'STREET &
6 1CROSS
ST. 3100 - 3230S
.31st St. - 32nd St., to
Street & Drain;
iDRAIN
,33rd St.
;Repair&
i
8600 IST8600000 ;STREET&
6 ;SPRING
ST. 2500-
_ ___'Overlay
(Dead Ends of
;Street &Drain:
DRAIN
;32305
'Roosevelt (SH 365), S.
Repair &
to - 26th, 27th,. 28th,
Overlay
,29th, 31st Offset
Intersection, 32nd, to
e
133rd St. Offset
tl?
8608 !ST8608000
STREET & !
6 !SPRING
ST.,SHORT _
33rd St. - S. to End
'Street & Drain;
!DRAIN
;3301
-33305
'Repair&
i
'Overlay
3178 ISTREET
&
9 128TH
ST., East 200 - 230
1Cumberland, One Way! Street & Drain
1ST3178000
IDRAIN
!West to- Tuxedo
'Repair&
I
ICt. /Scott
Overtay
3176 1ST3176000 (STREET
&
9 128TH
ST., East 300 - 430
ICommerce - Rock,
:Street & Drain;
i .DRAIN
'
(Cumberland
!Reconstruction
!'Street
325 IST0097000 (STREET&
10 '31ST
ST.
BATTERY TO
&Drain:
(DRAIN
ISCHILLER
I Rehabilitation
Curbs,
j
iDrainage,
!Street As
iNeeded
3400
IST3400000
ISTREET &
10
134TH ST., West 500. 530
1Short Broadway, W. to = Street & Drain;
(DRAIN
(Arch Street Pike (SH
Reconstruction
!
! 367)
3321 jST3321000 JSTREET
&
12 _
32ND ST., West 1100 -
i Ringo - Cross
Street & Drain;
(DRAIN
1130
:Repair&
Overlay
3313 !ST3313000
ISTREET &
j 12
132ND ST., Short West 700 -Riffel - State
Street & Drain;
iDRAIN
1730
:Repair &
I
-Overlay
3314 1ST3314000
STREET &
12
132NO ST., Short West 800 ,State - N. Side Izard
!Street & Drain;
DRAIN
1930
;Offset, Fulton
Repair &
Overlay
3316 1ST3316000
ISTREET 8
12
i32ND ST., West 400 -430
ISpdng - Arch Street
.Street & Drain;
(DRAIN
d
!Pike (SH 367)
!Repair&
'
. Overay
3317 IST3317000
ISTREET &
I 12
132ND ST., West 600.930
iArch Street
Street & Drain;
(DRAIN
!Pike(SH#367).
; Repair &
(Gaines, State, Izard,
.Overlay
!Fulton
31071ST3107000
ISTREET&
13
126TH ST., West 1000-
jChester- Ringo
;Street & Drain;
DRAIN
I
11030
i
:Reconstruction
3446 IST3446000
STREET &
13
136TH ST., West 1400 -
High Dr.lntersection,
Street & Drain;
',DRAIN
!1430
IW. to- King Dr.(High)
Reconstruction
Intersection
4650 IST4650000
i STREET &
13
CHESTER ST. 3100.
:31 st St. - S. -Co End
-Street & Drain;
DRAIN
:3130S
Reconstruction
3108 :573108000
'STREET 8
13
26TH ST., West 1100 -
:Ringo - Cross. King
Street 8 Drain;
(DRAIN
11430
:Dr.(High)
'
!Repair&
I
:Overlay
3110 1ST3110000
'ISTREET &
1 13
126TH ST., West 1500 -
I King Dr.(High) -
Street & Drain;
,DRAIN
1730
!Bishop, Marshall,
Repair&
'Woffe
'Overta
OFRASTRUCTURE PRIORITIES LIST •
PROJECT
ID I
PROJECT!
NEIGHBORHOOD
PROJECT NAME
PROJECT LIMITS
PROPOSED
' IFICATIO ATION
TYPE
PRIORITY
DESIGN TYPE
3113 IST3113000 I
STREET 8
13
126TH ST., West 2100 -
;Schiller - Park
.Street 8 Drain;
DRAIN
;2130
;Repair&
'Overlay
3443 IST3443000 !STREET
8
13
'36TH ST., West 1000 -
'Chester at Interstate
Street & Drain
! !DRAIN
1330
(Park Rd.- Ringo,
:Repair&
1
!Cross, to E.Sd. High
.Overlay
i
!
!Dr. Intersection
4647 I1ST4647000 !STREET
&
13
(CHESTER ST. 2500 -
;,Roosevelt thru 26th,
Street & Drain;
!DRAIN
12730S
;27th, to 28th St.
:Repair
of
•'
VIRehabilfation
1
'Drainage, Base
!
Overlay
4648 1ST4648000 iSTREET
&
13
ICHESTER ST. 2800 -
_
128th St. - S. to End
_i&
:Street & Drain:
j (DRAIN
I2830S
Repairl
i Rehabilitation of
.Joints,
'Drainage, Base
1& Overlay
4649 1ST4649000
STREET 8
! 13
!CHESTER ST. 2900 -
!29th St., S. 519'to
Street & Drain;
!DRAIN
13030S
130th St. Offset, then
!Repair 8
!
1329'to- 31 sl SL
Overlay
3253
ST3253000
STREET 8
1 16
130TH ST., West 1300 -
IPuaaski - King
Street 8 Drain;
DRAIN
!1430
!Dr.(High)
'Reconstruction
3254
ST3254000
STREET &
16
30TH ST., West 1500 -
King Dr.(High) -
Street 8 Drain;
!DRAIN
11730
!Bishop, Marshall,
',Repair&
iWoffe
;Overlay
3214 IST3214000
!STREET &
I 17
129TH ST., West 600 —.930
Arch Street
!Street 8 Drain;
(DRAIN
IPike(SH #367)-
(Reconstruction
!
1
•,
;Gaines, State, Izard,
i
I
IFulton Offset
'
3218
ST3218000
'STREET &
17
29TH ST., West 1000 -
Fulton Offset -
!Street & Drain;
,DRAIN
1020
(Chester, Ringo
!Repair&
I Offset(End)
iOvelay
3221 IST3221000
(STREET &
17
;29TH ST., West 1800- (Wolfe
- Battery,
:Street rain;
I
IDRAIN
(DRAIN
!
!2030 :Summit
SUCt., Schiller
Repair&
!
Overlay
3224 ST3224000 ISTREET
&
17
29TH ST., West 3600 - :Maple
- Valentine
'Street & Drain;
:DRAIN
:3630
• Reconstruction
3322
IST3322000
ISTREET &
18
132ND ST., West 1200 - iCross
- Pulaski, King
:Street &Drain:
IDRAIN
'1430 !Dr.(High)
I
:Reconstruction
3401
IST3401000
ISTREET &
18
134TH ST., West 600 - 630 (Arch Street
Street & Drain;
;DRAIN
IPike(SH#367)(Bridge)-
Reconstruction
IGaines
3324 !ST3324000
'.STREET &
18
!32ND ST., West 1500 - ;King
Dr.(High) -
Street 8 Drain;
1DRAIN
11830
Bishop, Marshall,
Repair&
!
iWoffe, Battery
3146 ST3146000
;STREET &
t 20
,27TH ST., West 900 - 1130,Izard
_ _Overlay
- Chester,
•Street & Drain;
i
IDRAIN
1
i
I
1 ;Ringo,
j i
Cross
!Reconstruction
5502 1S75502000
STREET &
20
ST. 3300 - 3330Sj33rd
Street. S. To.
;Street & Drain;
DRAIN
IFULTON
:End
Pavement
:Reconstruction
5503 lST5503000
!STREET &
! 20
:FULTON ST. 2900 - 3108S.
299 St., S. -
Street & Drain;
:DRAIN
1
:30thOffset,
31st Offset,
Repair &
:to
32nd St.
Overlay
2
WRASTRUCTURE PRIORITIES LIST •
PROJECT
ID
PROJECT
NEIGHBORHOOD
PROJECT NAME
PROJECT LIMITS
PROPOSED
TYPE
PRIORITY
DESIGN TYPE
IFICAT ON
7857 lST7857000 :STREET &
22 ;PULASKI ST.(SHORT) :29th
St. S. End S. of, Street & Drain;
(DRAIN
,2900 - 3230S
'30th St.; & End N. of
IReconstruction
!
1i
1 Short 31 st S. - 31 st, to
;End S. of 32nd
ISL(33rd ROW)
143 IDR1104000
(DRAINAGE
22 !PULASKI
ST.
VICINITY #2813
i
'PULASKI
3366 ;ST3366000
I STREET &
23 :33RD
ST., West 419 - 520
Short Spring - Short
.Street & Drain;
;DRAIN
:Broadway, Width
,Reconstruction
iChange E. of Arch
ISI.Pike to Arch St.
i
IPike(SH 367)
!
33641ST3364000
( STREET & i
23 133RD
ST., West 300 - 330
:Center - Spring Offset!Street
_
& Drain;
(DRAIN
!Intersection
;Repair&
!Overlay
3365
IST3365000 ISTREET
&
23
33RD ST., West 401 -417
!Spring Offset
:Street & Drain;
:DRAIN
I
!Intersection- Short
( Repair &
1
I
(Spring
!Overlay
3402 IST3402000 1STREET
&
25 134TH
ST., West 900 - 930
1 Chester, East to - Entl!Street
& Drain;
:DRAIN
1
:Reconstruction
3403
IST3403000
STREET & 1
25 134TH
ST., West 1000 -
1Chester - Ringo-
!Street & Drain;
:DRAIN
11430
1Cross - King Dr.(High)
!Repair &
i
Overlay
3404
IST3404000 ISTREET
&
25
134TH ST., West 1500 -
I King Dr.(High) -
;Street & Drain;
DRAIN I
1630
1 Bishop - Wolfe /
:Repair &
!Whitmore Cir. -Battery
l Oveday
3428 !ST3428000
!STREET &
25
;35TH ST., West 1000 -
'Chester- Ringo,
:Street & Drain;
'
!DRAIN
1430
Cross, King Dc(High)
Repair 8
Overlay
3427 ,ST3427000
jSTREET &
25
ST., West 900.930
(Chester, East to - End
:Street & Drain:
!DRAIN
I
135TH
IReconstruction
3371
ISTREET &
26
133RD ST., West 920 -
IBridge W. of Fulton,
IStreet & Drain;
IST3371000
!DRAIN
1
11030
IW. thru Chester to-
iRehabilitation
IW. Side Ringo
(Curbs,
:Drainage,
. Street As
:Needed
3372 i ST3372000
ISTREET &
26
133RD ST., West 1100 -
IRingo, Cross, to King
!Street & Drain;
!DRAIN
11430
'Dr.(High)
:Repair/
i
I
iRehabilitation of
Joints.
!Drainage,
Base
,
& Overlay
3374 IST3374000
:STREET &
1 26
133RD ST., West 1500 -
'King Dr.(High) -
;Street & Drain;
!DRAIN
11630
I Bishop, Marshall
'Repair/
Rehabilitation of
Joints,
.
Drainage, Base
& Overlay
3278 SST3278000
ISTREET &
27
131ST ST., Short West
(Pulaski - King
,Street & Drain;
i
.DRAIN
I
I
11300. 1430
I
;Dr.(Hgh)
i
'Reconstruction
8061 IST8061000
STREET &
28
1
IRINGO ST. 3300 - 3530S
:33rd St. S. - 34th SL,
'Street & Drain;
(DRAIN
,
I
:35th, to 36th
Reconstruction
tS
ZRASTRUCTURE PRIORITIES LIST •
ID
PROJEC T
PROJECT
NEIGHBORHOOD
PROPOSED
DENT
TYPE
PRIORITY
PROJECT NAME
PROJECT LIMITS
!
DESIGN TYPE
' IFICATION
i
80531ST8053000
!STREET&
28 !RINGO
ST. 2500 -2730S
!,Roosevelt- 26th St.,
!Street & Drain;
DRAIN
127th, to 28th St.
jRepair/
_
l Rehabilitation of
•
:Joints,
'Drainage, Base
28 1
RINGO ST. 2800 - 2830S
;28th St. - 29th St. -
.& Overlay
- Street & Drain;
8056 JST8056000
(STREET
& I
DRAIN
!Offset
Repair&
'Overlay
BOfi9 '!ST8059000
-STREET &
28 'IRINGO
5T. 3100 - 3230S
131st St. - 32nd St., to
!Street &Drain;
'
!DRAIN
'33rd St.
!Repair&
I
I
iOveday
3292 ST3292000
STREET &
29
131 ST ST., West 1500 -
! King Dr.(High) - W. to (Street & Drain;
(DRAIN
;
!1520
lEnd
'Reconstruction
3293 IST3293000
!STREET & 1
29
131ST ST., West 1522
;Bishop - E. to Inc.
Street & Drain;
:DRAIN
;Hammerhead
Repair&
!
ICuldeSac
!Overlay
261 SP0264000
I
!SPECIAL
30
1LOUISIANA ST.
129TH TO 31 ST ST.
!SIDEWALKS
6685
S
&
30
LOUISIANA ST. 2500 -
Roosevelt (SH 365) -
126th
IStreet & Drain;
(STREET
DRAIN
2530S
- 27th St.
!Repair &
I
I
!Overlay
6686
IST6686000
;STREET&
30
1 LOUISIANA ST. 2900-
;29th St.- 31 st St.
:Street &Drain;
!DRAIN
i 303OS
:Repair 8
I
;Overlay
6687
1ST6687000
I STREET &
1 30
ILOUISIANA ST. 3100 -
N. side 31st St. - S. to !Street & Drain;
'
IDRAIN
I
3230S
End
• jRepair&
I
i
I
Overay
3135
IST3135000
!STREET &
31
27TH ST., East 400 - 530
(Sherman at 1.30 RAN - !Street & Drain;
I
!DRAIN
Commerce, Rock
;Reconstruction
3137 IST3137000
ISTREET &
i 31
127TH ST., East 100 - 330
!Rock-
Street & Drain;
!DRAIN
•I
Cumberland/Tuxedo
Repair&
!Ct., One Way East to
:Overlay
:Scott, Main
3140 !ST3140000
:STREET &
31
127TH ST., West 100 - 330
(Main - Louisiana,
Street & Drain;
iDRAIN
!
!Center, Spring
;Repair &
Overay
3106 ST3106000
!STREET &
32
126TH ST., West 900 - 930
Izard - Chester
;Street & Drain;
IDRAIN
;Reconstruction
3099 ;ST3099000
1STREET &
32
;26TH ST., West 100 - 330 !Main
- Louisiana,
Street -& Drain;
!DRAIN
(Center,
Spring
Repair &
Overlay
3102 ;ST3102000
!STREET &
32
126TH ST., West 400 - 430
;Spring to Broadway
!Street & Drain;
DRAIN
:
:Rehabilitation
!
i
j
:Curbs.
!
!Drainage,
'.Street As
!
!Needed
3104 :ST3104000
(STREET &
32
:26TH ST., West 500. 530
Broadway - Arch
_
_'St_ reet & Drain;
;DRAIN
'Street Pike(SH 367)
Repair &
Oveda
3f�
WRASTRUCTURE PRIORITIES LIST •
ID
PROJECT '
!DENT-
PROJECT
NEIGHBORHOOD
PROPOSED
PROJECT NAME PROJECT LIMITS
' i
IFICATION i
,
TYPE i
PRIORITY
I
DESIGN TYPE
3105 !ST3105000
STREET &
32 !26TH ST., West 600 - 830 [Arch Street iStreet & Drain;
DRAIN I
lPike(SH #367) W., skip;RepairI
!
I IGaines,thru State, to !Rehabilitation of
IIzard :Joints,
(Drainage, Base
'A Overlay,
33 130TH ST., West 600 - 630 !Arch Street Street & Drain;
3247 IST3247000
ISTREET &
;DRAIN
1Pike(SH #367) - !Reconstruction
''.Gaines
33 130TH ST., West 700 _ 730 !Gaines -State !Street &Drain;
32481ST3248000
;STREET&
!DRAIN
!Repair&
!
!Overlay
3249
ST3249000
STREET &
33
130TH ST., West 800 - 919 jState • Izard, Fulton jStreet & Drain;
(DRAIN
! !Offset 'Repair&
',Overlay
3180 IST3180000
ISTREET &
34
128TH ST., West 500.530 Broadway - Arch Street & Drain;
I
DRAIN
I
i !Street Pike(SH 367) Reconstruction
I I
3185
ST3185000
ISTREET &
34
28TH ST., West 1000 - Chaster - Ringo !Street & Drain;
!DRAIN I
1030 IRepair/
IRehabilitation 0
Joints,
[Drainage, Base
A Overlay
3186 IST3186000
STREET &
( 34
28TH ST., West 1100 - +Ringo - Cross, King iStreet & Drain;
DRAIN
1430 IDr.(High) IRepair&
(Overlay
T18-8 IST3188000
ISTREETB
1 34 ;28TH ST., West 1500- ]King Dr.(High) - iStreet &Drain:
!DRAIN
11730 Bishop, Marshall, I Repair &
I WoMe "Overlay
3181 !ST3181000
ISTREET &
I 34
!28TH ST., West 600. 930 (Arch Street (Street 8 Drain;
DRAIN
IRepair/
!Gaines. State,
Gaines, State, Izard, !Rehabilitation o
(Chester ;Joints,
' 'Drainage, Base
I& Overlay
3210 IST32100DO
ISTREET &
35
129TH ST., East 400 - 430 ICommerce(I.30) - ;Street & Drain;
!DRAIN
tRock At Ives Walk (Reconstruction
i
285 !SP0287000
ISPECIAL
35
ISPRING ST.
127TH TO 31 ST ST. ;SIDEWALKS
3211
ST3211000
STREET &
35
29TH ST., East 200 - 230
Cumberland • Scott - Street & Drain;
DRAIN
IMartel - Main ' Repair &
I
iOveday
3212
1573212000
STREET &
35 129TH ST., West 100 - 330 (Main - Louisiana - ',Street & Drain;
(DRAIN
! ';Center, Spring Repair&
! Overlay
3096
lST3096000 I STREET 8
; 37 :26TH ST., East 300. 530 'Sherman at 1 -30 RAN- Street & Drain:
(DRAIN
! ICommerce, Rock, 'Reconstruction
!Cumberland
4651
f ST4651000 !STREET &
37 !CHESTER ST. 3200 - '33rd St. - N. to End !Street & Drain;
( DRAIN
13230S 1 Reconstruction
4652
iST4652000 !STREET &
37 (CHESTER ST. 3300 - 33rd SL - 34th St. -Street & Drain;
DRAIN
l3330S i 'Repair8
Overlay
36Z5
WRASTRUCTURE PRIORITIES LIST •
PROJECT PROJECT
NEIGHBORHOOD '1 PROPOSED
ID IDENT- TYPE
PRIORITY PROJECT NAME PROJECT LIMITS DESIGN TYPE
' IFICATION i
37 !CHESTER ST. 3400 - :34th St. - 35th St. - 'Street & Drain;
4653 IST4653000
!STREET
& 1
!DRAIN
I
134305 136th @Interstate Park !Repair &
1
1
1 IRd. !Overlay
3276 IST3276000
1STREET
& !
39 131ST ST., East 100. 120 Scott - Martel, Main ;Street & Drain;
DRAIN
! Reconstruction
3279 1ST3279000
(STREET
&
39 '31ST
ST., West 100 - 330 (Main - Louisiana, 'Street & Drain;
jDRAIN
Center, Spring Offset Repair &
!Overlay
3282 IST3282000
;STREET &
�IDRAIN
39 131
ST ST., West 400 - 430 ! Spring Offset, W. to - Street & Drain;
!
lArch Street Pike (SH !Repair &
367) (Overlay
4954 IST4954000
STREET &
40
CUMBERLAND ST. 2600 - ;26th, S. thru 27th Street & Drain;
DRAIN
2630S Offset 356', then 348' Reconstruction
Ito-
28th
5546 IST5546000
(STREET &
40
GAINES ST. 3300 - 3330S
!'33rd St: - 34th St. �iStreet & Drain;
i
DRAIN
I
!Reconstruction
4956 !ST4956000 STREET &
40 I
CUMBERLAND ST. 2900 -
!,29th St., S. To - End !Street & Drain;
!DRAIN !
:2930S
ICIG S. Sd. Ives Walk !Repair&
IOveday
5543 1ST5543000
(STREET &
40
(GAINES ST. 2500 - 2730S
I Roosevelt thru 26th, (Street & Drain;
!DRAIN
127th, to 28th St. ;Repair/
Rehabilitation o
i
!Joints,
Drainage, Base
;& Overlay
5544
IST5544000
(STREET &
40
(GAINES ST. 2800- 3030S
;28th St. thru 29th, !Street & Drain;
_
DDRAIN
301h, to 31st St. :Repair/
(Rehabilitation of
'Joints,
I Drainage, Base
I& Overlay
5545 I STREET &
40
(GAINES ST. 3100.3230S
131st St. thru 32nd St., IStreet & Drain;
IST5545000
DRAIN
Ito - 33rd St. Repair /
!'Rehabilitation of
l
! !Joints.
!Drainage, Base
l
!
;& Overlay
3179 IST3179000
!STREET &
42
128TH ST., West 300. 330
iCenter- Spring 'Street & Drain;
IST3251000
(DRAIN
i
j
I
i Reconstruction
3251
STREET &
43
30TH ST., West 920- 10301 Fulton Offset- !Street & Drain;
I
I
(DRAIN
I
(Chester, Ringo :Reconstruction
I !
323
IST0029000
(STREET &
43
129TH ST. !EAST OFF MLK,JR. :Street & Drain;
I
!DR. (SNM SAYS THIS! Rehabilitation
(DRAIN
IIS 30TH) ;Curbs,
j
!Drainage,
I ;Street As
I
(Needed
536
1ST0273000
ISTREET&
44
SCHILLER ST. IEAST I2 STREET i Street& Drain;
!DRAIN
(IMPROVEMENTS IReconstrualion
! IFROM 27TH TO 112 Street
!
;ROOSEVELT
8351
iST8351000 !STREET &
44
ISCHILLER AVE.(ST) 2700:271h St. S. - 29th -Street & Drain;
i IDRAIN
;3130S !Offset. 31st, to End @ :Repair &
!
iGale -Oveda
�6r
RASTRUCTURE PRIORITIES LIST •
71
'
PROJECT I
I
I
ID
(DENT- ;
PROJECT(
i
NEIGHBORHOOD
I
PROJECT NAME
PROJECT LIMITS
PROPOSED
'
IFICATION
TYPE
PRIORITY
DESIGN TYPE
:
4957 IST4957000
STREET &
1
45 1CUMBERLAND
ST. 3022 -
I, End C/G S. Sd. Ives
!Street & Drain;
DRAIN
'3100S
I Walk - S. to End @
!Reconstruction
IFence
1
4547 iST4547000
(STREET &
46 !CENTER
ST. 3300 -
133rd SL, Concrete
IStreet & Drain;
(DRAIN I
;3330S
46 ICENTER
ST. 2500-
;Apron, - S. to End
!Roosevelt (SH 365) -
!Reconstruction
I
!Street & Drain;
4546 IST4546000
;STREET & i
DRAIN i
I2530S
:26th - 27th - 28th -
;Repair & 3
!29th- 31st -33rd St.
Overlay
7033 IST7033000
1
STREET & !
47 ;MARTEL
AVE. 3100 -
;31st St. - S. to End
!Street & Drain;
(DRAIN
!3130S
!Reconstruction
40601ST4000000
STREET _&_1
I
BATTERY ST. 2500-
!Roosevelt- S.Sd. 27thjStreet
&Drain;
(DRAIN
12630S
!St.
(Repair/
!Rehabilitations
iJoints,
(Drainage, Base
I& Overlay
4001 574001000 ISTREET
&
I BATTERY ST. 2700 -
;27th St. S. - 29th, 31st,;
Street & Drain;
(DRAIN
I3430S
132nd, Valliere, 34th
I Repair &
! i
jthen S. to End
:Overlay
4116 IST4116000
STREET &
BISHOP ST. 2500. 25305
1 Roosevelt - 26th St. -
Street & Drain;
(DRAIN
(
127th St. IRepair/
!
! I
Rehabilitation of
:
!
j
!Joints,
;Drainage,
Base
i
!
i
4 Overlay
4117 IST4117000
ISTREET&
(BISHOP ST. 2700-2730S
127th St. - S.Side 28th ;Street
& Drain;
!DRAIN
1St. !Repair&
I
!.Overlay
4118 :ST4118000
!STREET &
j
!BISHOP ST. 2800 - 3330S
128th SL, S. thru 30th, 'Street
& Drain;
(DRAIN
I
(3151, 32nd, 33rd, to IRepair
&
134th St. !Overlay
4296
IST4296000
''STREET &
jBROADWAY ST., Short
'33rd St. - S. to 34th !Street
& Drain;
(DRAIN
I
;3300.34305
St.(RailroadAve) IReconstruction
213
SPECIAL
!BROADWAY ST., South 126TH
TO 28TH iTRAFFIC
�SP1154000
TRAFFIC ISTUDYTO
(CONGESTION
'.IMPROVE
•
IMPROVEMENT !TRAFFIC
;FLOW
BY
:ALIGNMENT
IOR OTHER
MEANS
47 IDR1035000
!DRAINAGE
BROADWAY ST.. South IVICINITY
#2510 S. OF,
iROOSEVELT
!
4297 IST4297000
!STREET &
(BROADWAY ST., South !Rooseveh
(SH 365) - ;Street & Drain;
!DRAIN
,2500 -29305 :26th,
27th, Curve.
Rehabilitation
(28th,
to End Inc 'Curbs.
- :CutdeSac
Drainage,
Street As
!Needed
62 IDR1043000
!DRAINAGE
(COMMERCE @ 28TH ST.:
SAME
(DRAIN I
71
•RASTRUCTURE PRIORITIES LIST 0
PROJECT ,
PROJECT
i
NEIGHBORHOOD
PROPOSED
ID 1 (DENT-
'
TYPE
PRIORITY PROJECT NAME
'� PROJECT LIMITS DESIGN TYPE
IFICATION
4810 ST4810000 ;STREET &
;COMMERCE ST. 2500 -
!Roosevelt (SH 365), S. Street & Drain;
[DRAIN
128305
Ilhru 26th,. 27th, - lhru Rehabilitation
•.
128th to 1 -30 RNV !Curbs,
.Drainage,
I
Street As
i 'Needed
6089 IST6089000 (STREET
& I
(IVES WALK 2900 - 3030S
129th At Rock - S. lhru :Street & Drain;
I !DRAIN
'Curve to Cumberland (Repair&
;
(Overlay
6106 IST6106000 ISTREET
& I
IIZARD ST. 2500. 26305
IRoosevelt thru 26th Street &Drain;
:DRAIN
I
rto 27th St. !Repair/
:Rehabilitation of
:Joints,
I I
I
jDrainage, Base
I& Overlay
6107 IST6107000
' STREET &
I IZARD ST. 2700 - 2930S
;27th St. lhru 28th, IStreet & Drain;
!DRAIN i
i
!29th St. to 30th St. !Repair/
!Rehabilitation of
,Joints,
,Drainage, Base
_
1 4 Overlay
6108 IST6108000
ISTREET& '!
' IZARD ST. 3000 -3219S
!30th St. thru 91 st, :Street &Drain:
!DRAIN
;32nd, to Short32nd (Repair&
i
!Offset (Overlay
6109 IST6109000
ISTREET&
iIZARD
ST. 3220S
I Short 32nd Offset- IStreet & Drain;
DRAIN
133rd St. i Repair &
j !Overlay
63471ST6347000
STREET& I
IKING DR. (HIGH) 2500-
IRoosevelt - 261h, IStreet &Drain:
DRAIN
I
13130S
127th, 28th, 291h, 30th, !Repair
!
!i
IShort 31st, 31st, TO !Rehabilitation of
132nd St. !Joints,
1
I
I
IDrainage, Base
1& Overlay
6348
;ST6348000
ISTREET &
I
(KING DR. (HIGH) 3200 -
132nd St., S. to - S. ;Street & Drain;
!DRAIN
132305
ISide 33rd St. !Repair/
1 I Rehabilitation of
!
!Joints,
;Drainage. Base
& Overlay
6349 IST6349000
:STREET &
;KING DR. (HIGH) 3200 -
;32nd, S - 33rd St., 'Street & Drain;
!DRAIN
135305
134th, 35th, to - Curve 'Repair I
36th St. Intersection Rehabilitation of
'Joints,
;Drainage, Base
:& Overlay
105 IDR1076000
(DRAINAGE
!LEVEES
!PULASKI COUNTY (LEVEES;
j
iDRAINAGE DISTRICT: ESTABLISH
ILEVEE I INSPECTION &
!
MAINTENANC
1
!E OF LEVEES I
I PUMP
�
I
'STATIONS
3608
&RASTRUCTURE PRIORITIES LIST
PROJECT
ID j IDENT-
PROJECT
NEIGHBORHOOD
PROJECT NAME PROJECT LIMITS
IFICATION
TYPE
j
PRIORITY
DESIGN TYPE
6824 iST6824
STREET &
',MAIN ST. 2520 - 2830S Roosevelt (SH 365) S. •Street 8 Drain;
;DRAIN
126th, 27th, to 29th
Repair &
•Overlay
6827 iST6827000
STREET &
!MAIN ST. 2900-3130S ;29th St. - End S. of
Street & Drain;
!DRAIN
'11
1 '31st St.
IRepair8
i
!Overlay
7029 IST7029000
ISTREET & 1
;MARSHALL ST. 2500 - !Roosevelt, S. thru
Street & Drain;
IDRAIN
I3230S ;26th, 28th, 30th, 32nd, :Repair/
!to 33rd St.
'Rehabilitation of
•Joints,
iDrainage, Base
!
j
I& Overlay
7030 !ST7030000
!STREET &
IMARSHALL ST. 3300 - 133rd St. - S. to End
:Street & Drain;
•
DRAIN
I3330S 1.
!Repair&
!Overlay
8026 1ST8026000
ISTREET &
RIFFLE ST. 3200 - 32305 132nd St. - 33rd St.
'Street & Drain;
!DRAIN
I Repair &
'Overlay
279 SP1192000
',!SPECIAL
I ROADWAY MEDIANS iCITYWIDE
;MEDIANS&
•
', AND ISLANDS
;ISLANDS;
(ADDRESS
!MAINTENANC
j.
E &
1
IIMPROVEMEN
j
'T NEEDS
8143 IST8143000
,!STREET &
CROCK ST. 2500 - 2830S Roosevelt (SH 365), S. Street & Drain;
IDRAIN
- 26th, 27th, 28th, to
'Repair &
!29th St. @ Ives Walk
;Overlay
281 I!SP0296000
:SPECIAL
IROOSEVELT RD.( STATE TO WOLFE; SIDEWALKS
I
I
(BATTERY
HWY.)
i
I
8371 ISTS371000
STREET &
!SCOTT ST. 2700 - 2730S IAC Park.Lot S. of 28th
!Street & Drain;
!DRAIN
ISt., One Way N. to -
:Repair &
!
IN.Leg 27th
Overlay
8669 ST8669000
ISTREET &
:STATE ST. 2500.2730S iRoosevelt, S. - 26th
Street & Drain;
[DRAIN
! ;St., 27th to 28th St.
Repair /
- Rehabilitation o
i
;Joints,
'Drainage, Base
:& Overlay
8671 ST8671000
ISTREET &
;STATE ST. 2800 - 2930S ;28th St. S. - 29th §t
Street & Drain;
Ito 30th St.
Repair &
1
!DRAIN
j
Overlay
8673 ST8673000
;STREET &
(STATE ST. 3000 - 3230S ;30th St. S. - 31st St.,
: Street & Drain;
!DRAIN
;32nd to Short 32nd St.
Repair &
Overlay
8741
IST8741000
ISTREET &
ISUMMIT AVE.(ST) 2500 - !Roosevelt S. - 27th St.!Street
& Drain;
!DRAIN
I2630S at Sunset Terrace
•Repair&
:Overlay
8742 ST8742000
ISTREET &
1 SUMMIT AVE.(ST) 2900 -;29th St. at Sunset
:Street & Drain;
!DRAIN
! :3130S Terrace- 31st St. to
'Repair &
',End S. of Valliere
Overlay
36
PRIORITIES LIST
PROJECT
ID I (DENT-
PROJECT!
NEIGHBORHOOD ! ! PROPOSED
PROJECT NAME PROJECT LIMITS
TYPE
PRIORITY .DESIGN TYPE
IFICATION
9070 '579070000
!VALLIERE ST. 1900- (Battery- Summit ;StreetB Drain;
,STREETB
;DRAIN !
;1930W i Repair&
(Overlay
9421 IST9421000
;STREET &
2630S 'Roosevelt S. - 26th !Street & Drain;
!DRAIN
;St. to 27th St. Repair /
i Rehabilitation o
Joints,
-�, Drainage, Base
-- -
& Overlay
-
9423 ' 579423000
,STREET 8
._... --
� WOLFE ST. 2700 - 31305 � N. Sd. 27th SL, S. - Stteet 8 Drain;
DRAIN
:28th, 29th, 30th, to N. Repair &
Sd. 32nd St. Offset Overlay
IWOLFEST .3200 - 3330S 132nd St. Offset Seto - !StreetBOrain-
9424!RT4424000
iSTRFFT8
!34th St. at Whitmore (Repair &
! !Cir. !Ovedav
3'70