Re-Connect New London 2010

Garrick, Norman; Miniutti, Peter; Johnson, Catherine; Gibson, Lucy; University of Connecticut. Center for Transportation and Livable Systems

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Re-Connect New London 2010

2011-03-01
By Garrick, Norman ; Miniutti, Peter ; Johnson, Catherine ; ...

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Report of Charrette: Re-Connect New London 2010
Creators:

Garrick, Norman ; Miniutti, Peter ; Johnson, Catherine ; Gibson, Lucy

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University of Connecticut. Center for Transportation and Livable Systems
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United States. Department of Transportation
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Research Urban Development Urban Renewal Urban Transit Urban Transportation
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CTLS 10-06
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Research Paper
Geographical Coverage:

Connecticut
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United States. Department of Transportation
Abstract:

Members of Re-New London Council Board informally met with Dr. Norman Garrick in November 2009. A lively discussion regarding the New London landscape in general and leverage points for revitalization ensued. Norman related his observations as he entered New London through Route 32 and the north end of Williams Street. He noted that that end of the City had been cut off from New London by I95, Gold Star Memorial Bridge and the on and off ramps which resulted in divesting the community and the lose of homes and many acres of buildable and taxable land. This also meant that the central commerce area of Hodges Square and the two campuses were disconnected from the necessary vital flow between them and the City district. This excited the notion of re-connecting this neglected section of New London, the people who live there, and the hope of reinvigorating the economic health of the City at large by reclaiming land, and the potential for taxable property; as well as developing walk-able and bike-able commerce for daily needs. Transportation and land scape would play a central role in reimagining the area. Subsequently, Re-New London Council's Board approved the project as a sponsor.
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