Complete report - Partners for Clean Streams

also added rip rap and plantings upstream of the access area as part of the ACOE
installation permit.
Lead Organization:
Toledo Area Metroparks, Ohio DNR Division of Watercraft
Planned Marina District
2001-Present
Description:
Lead Organization:
Collaborator(s):
A private company (Continental Development Corporation) plans to redevelop this
120-acre, 1-mile stretch of property into a residential/commercial/entertainment
center. Plans are to improve and expand an existing marina, create a marina in a
large slip formerly used to deliver coal to the power plant, develop a marine transport
terminal, and develop transient mooring facilities for Great Lakes travelers. This
development is planned to take place in East Toledo along the Maumee River. It will
be developed on the largest brownfield site in the City of Toledo.
Continental Development Corporation
Toledo-Lucas County Port Authority, City of Toledo, Lucas County
Toledo 20/20: A Comprehensive Plan
2000
Description
Lead Organization:
Collaborator(s):
A committee of 24 members constructed this comprehensive plan as the goals for the
City of Toledo’s growth and development. The intent of the plan is to form
recommendations for the future of the city, including the redevelopment of the city,
new zoning, improvement of the funding of major public investments and the continual
update of the plan through the steering committee. By determining what the city had
and what the city needed, the committee, along with the Mayor and various
consultants, designed 188 recommendations for the improvement of the city. Areas
of concentration include those areas in which the committee was disappointed with,
including public schools, a lack of youth programs, public transportation, urban sprawl,
and an underutilized downtown area. The plan is designed to succeed when housing
is developed in the city, employment opportunities increase, the downtown is
developed, the population grows to almost 400,000 residents, Toledo has attractive
streets and neighborhoods, and the Maumee River is the most popular area of
recreation. Maumee River waterfront enhancements should provide more accessible
greenspace areas in the city. Greenways are to be constructed along the river for the
development of new footpaths or bike trails.
Toledo City Plan Commission
Mayor Carleton S. Finkbeiner, The Corradino Group, McKenna and Associates, Jones
and Henry Engineers, The Center for Effective Government
Boat Sanitary Sewage Disposal Laws
1980 - Present
Description:
According to Ohio Revised Code 1547.33, except on the waters of Lake Erie, the
Activities and Accomplishments
in the Maumee Area of Concern
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Issue 13: Recreational Usage
and Public Access