Maple Avenue NRZ
Targeted
Projects
The
following lists are subject to change as conditions change daily. The lists are not all inclusive; there
may be additional properties that were missed in this survey.
A. Home Maintenance and
Rehabilitation Program
1. Location: Maintenance
throughout entire area with rehab. on the following properties:
a.
b.
c.
d.
2. Actions
a. Refer to SHI for loans to do
renovations/repairs
b. Refer to City Housing Code
Enforcement if necessary
c. Conduct systematic exterior
condition inspections each spring.
Enforcement notices should be coordinated with incentive programs.
B. Troubled Property
Program (Occupied Buildings)
1. Locations
2. Actions
a. Refer property owners to the
city for code enforcement inspections of each identified property.
b. Refer property owners to the
City to make repairs
c. Refer property owners to the
City for Zoning Code enforcement if necessary.
d. Refer property owners to the
City Police if action is necessary to eliminate illegal activity.
C. Vacant Property
Rehabilitation/Redevelopment Program
Locations
Potential Reuse
a.
b.
c.
d.
e.
f.
g.
h.
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m.
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Rehab
Rehab house; sell interior
lot to abutting owners for open space
Rehab
Parking: combine with church
or rehab/redevelop
Parking: combine with church or rehab/redevelop
Rehab
Rehab
Sell to adjacent multifamily owner
Rehab
Commercial area parking
Sell to adjacent owners for parking
Redevelop; retail/commercial
Redevelop; retail/commercial
(Mothball) rehab – retail/commercial
Commercial development
Redevelop; retail/commercial
Redevelop; retail/commercial
Redevelop; retail/commercial
Rehab of
Mutual Housing
Rehab
Rehab
Rehab
Rehab
Rehab
Rehab
Rehab
Rehab
Rehab
Rehab
D. Continuation of Green Team
Code Enforcement Concept
1. Location
a. Entire Area
2. Actions
a. Green Team to include
Housing Code Inspector, Zoning Code Inspector, Police Department, Health
Inspector, Fire Marshall and Assistant City Manager.
b. Problem Solving Committee
identifies illegal conditions at a specific property.
c. ACM investigates and decides
if property should be a Green Team target
d. Neighborhood planner would
verify tax delinquency status and identify if property has benefitted from City
subsidies.
e. Appropriate enforcement
actions applied in a coordinated manner.
This can include tax foreclosure and curtailment of subsidies if
appropriate.
E.
1. Location
a.
b. Maple Avenue from Whitmore
to
c.
2. Actions
a. Develop a comprehensive
streetscape design plan addressing sidewalks, trash receptacles, ornamental
fencing and lighting for public areas, landscaping, etc.
b. Increase the wattage of the
existing streetlights.
F. Commercial Area
Beautification
1. Location
a. Maple Avenue from
b.
c. Broad Street from
d.
2. Actions
a. Place flower pots--Hartford Blooms--throughout the areas.
b. Placement of banners on
poles throughout the area.
c. Identify business sponsors
for banner program.
d. Decorative lights (historic
style)
e. Historic style iron fencing
(where possible/applicable)
G. Anti-litter Project
1. Location
a. Entire Area
2. Specific Targeted Areas
a.
b.
c.
d.
e.
f.
g.
h. Whole Donut,
3. Actions
a. Identify funds to conduct an
education and marketing campaign.
b. Establish a regular clean-up
program three times per week.
c. Enforce violations and place
liens on private property to cover costs.
d. Install trash barrels in
commercial areas.
H. Building Mothball Program
a.
a. Inspections of properties,
issue order to owners to secure properties.
b. Identify funds to provide
incentives for aesthetic mothballing.