Las Vegas Downtown Centennial Plan - City of Las Vegas

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A. DOWNTOWNRENAISSANCE3Downtown Las Vegas has seen itsfirst renaissance as a true urban centerfor the entire Las Vegas Valley duringthe past ten years. The opening of theFremont Street Experience in 1995 (Photo4) marked the beginning of a series ofnew development projects and a successionof rapid, positive changes. Thenew Molasky Building (Photo 5) wasdedicated in 2007, anchoring the initialredevelopment of the Union Pacific railyards and setting a high architecturaland sustainability standard for new developmentto follow. The Lloyd GeorgeFederal Courthouse (Photo 6), dedicatedin 2000, continued the government ledtrend of exceptional new architecture.In 2003, The Chelsea PremiumOutlet Mall opened and the first majordowntown residential project, BridgerApartments, was completed. In thesummer of 2005 the first of eight phasesof the World Market Furniture Project(Photo 7) opened in yet another land-PHOTO 4: FREMONT STREET EXPERIENCEPHOTO 5: MOLASKY BUILDINGLAS VEGAS DOWNTOWNCENTENNIAL PLANV I S I O NPHOTO 6: FEDERAL BUILDING / U.S. COURTHOUSELAS VEGAS DOWNTOWN CENTENNIAL PLANPD-0012-08-2012RS
4LAS VEGAS DOWNTOWNCENTENNIAL PLANV I S I O Nmark building, Soho and Newport Lofts,the first of several downtown high-risecondominium projects, were completed.The City of Las Vegas has investedsome 83 million dollars ondowntown public infrastructure projectsbetween 1995 and 2005. TheFourth Street Corridor (Photo 8), linedwith palm trees and wide sidewalks,has been completely rebuilt from LasVegas Boulevard to Interstate 515. TheWelcome to Fabulous Downtown LasVegas sign (Photo 9) that is surroundedby a canopy of 222 palm trees marks avisitors’ arrival to downtown from TheStrip. Lewis Avenue has been transformedinto a tranquil urban pathway(Photo 10) and Las Vegas Boulevardhas been beautified with a landscapedmedian from one end of downtown tothe other, providing visitors with seamlessvisual continuity from The Strip toCity Hall. This stretch of roadway hasalso been designated a State of NevadaScenic Byway. The City continues toplan for the future and will supportprivate development with additionalright-of-way and streetscape improvements.A downtown urban pathwayscorridor, linking key cultural and entertainmentuses and the ACE Transit routelinking the Strip through to downtownwill both add new convenient travellinkage for residents and tourists alike.PHOTO 7: WORLD MARKET CENTERPHOTO 8: FOURTH STREET CORRIDOR IMPROVEMENTSPHOTO 9: WELCOME TO DOWNTOWN LAS VEGAS SIGNPHOTO 10: LEWIS AVENUE IMPROVEMENTSLAS VEGAS DOWNTOWN CENTENNIAL PLANPD-0012-08-2012RS
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Page 7 and 8: iiTABLE OF CONTENTSI. VISION OF DOW
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54GRAPHIC 10: PARKING LOT DESIGN ST
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58GRAPHIC 14: STREET HARDSCAPE TREA
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60GRAPHIC 16: STREET FURNITURE DESI
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62PHOTO 17: SIDEWALKSSouthern Live
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72j. On-Street Valet Parking.On-Str
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e. Ground covers shall be installed
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g. Temporary Parking Lot Developmen
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Roadway lighting shall be installed
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c. At Staff’s direction, perimete
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• Hotel Lounge Bar (Special Use P
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Where parking structures do not inc
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all in accordance with the Las Vega
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h. Architectural DetailsArchitectur
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4. Plywood fencing with a canopy ov
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101Parkway Center District(284.39 A
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g. Industrial and Manufacturingh. W
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access aisles and driveways. Surfac
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continuity. Materials and colors sh
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2. Signs shall be easily read from
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uilding entrances. Larger landscape
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that the duration and use periods n
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Streetlights and decorative pedestr
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7. Landscape Standards.a. All lands
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use of land for a limited time peri
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tolerant shade trees as approved by
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f. When a project is proposed with
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