Downtown Specific Plan - Part 1 - City of Brawley

Brawley Downtown Specific Plan
Strong Design Preference “Likes”
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Iconic Gateways
Spanish Colonial, Art Deco and Mission Style Architecture
Courtyard-Style Public Gathering Plazas
Water Fountains or Other Water Features
Covered Arcades and Tree Canopies
In-Set and Decorative Crosswalk Pavers
Corner Bulbouts for Pedestrian Safety
Angled Parking Wherever Possible
Attractive Paseos Connecting to Well-Lit Rear Parking Lots
Creative 3-D Projecting Wall Signs (Business Identification)
Painted Murals and Public Art
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Pueblo, Desert/Mid-Century Modern and Western Style Architecture
Parallel and Back-In Parking
Wall-Mounted Illuminated Can Signs (Business Identification)
The community’s extensive input on treasures, challenges and visions,
as well as design preferences, was combined with the opportunities and
constraints analysis to prepare a set of Specific Plan goals to guide the future
development of Downtown Brawley. These goals are described in the next
section. See Figure 3-1 (Opportunities and Constraints Plan).