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4 <br />#I Like This Likes Dislikes <br />1 <br />Density provides access and opportunity for families and individuals to live in a great city like New <br />Brighton. The total number of units is still so small it won’t change the overall character of the <br />neighborhoods. <br />-- <br />2 Putting higher density housing areas so near to an existing grocery store is a good idea.-5 <br />3 I like the look and walkability of the space.5 3 <br />4 <br />Although the entire area is a messy hodgepodge, there are businesses essential for the character of <br />the community. Commercial with residential above is a wonderful concept: does it work in practice <br />and can existing businesses handle increased rent? <br />6 1 <br />5 More mixed use means a more walkable city. Please get as much of this in as possible!-1 <br />6 Like boulevard trees!5 - <br />7 Nice design for out door dining. We need more outdoor dining in this area.1 1 <br />8 I would love the idea of outdoor dining and this picture captures that. More of a community feeling <br />would be wonderful.1 - <br />9 <br />I like the vibe in this picture but when looking at the plan as a whole it looks like it is just squeezed <br />into a space between two buildings. It is surrounded by parking lots and disconnected side walks. <br />This is the feeling that would be great to have throughout the plan. As it is now it looks like we are <br />planning to build another suburban strip mall that has been “modernized” but putting a little space <br />in between the parking lot and a Pot Belly’s or some generic “fancy” corporate store front. <br />2 - <br />10 I like this. Perhaps it could be used at the 694 node as well.-- <br />11 I like better park access.4 - <br />12 Like the idea of adding residents to the golf course area.2 1 <br />13 I like having a full patio amenity. Brightwood is the best 9 hole course around and deserves some <br />love. Just don’t make it too nice that other people find out about it. 5 - <br />#Ideas and Suggestions Likes Dislikes <br />1 This area has a lot of potential, would be nice to include it in the plan.5 4 <br />2 Why not carry the look and feel of redeveloped areas through this portion of commercial property?7 5 <br />3 <br />How about this corner? As it is this park is nothing more than a two block long gravel path for bikes <br />and of walkers and a pump house or something or other. Could the “node” be completed on all four <br />corners? If done well, this could be nice environmentally sensitive commercial paired with small park <br />there on Rice Creek and be a greater park community connection. <br />1 1 <br />4 <br />I’m not sure who would be accessing these businesses in the mixed-use space if they’re situated <br />on the corner. It seems like businesses in these buildings always struggle to fit in to the space if the <br />original tenant leaves. How can we make sure the building is set up to accommodate more than just <br />the first tenant, so that it’s sustainable? Do they need extra space set aside? <br />2 1 <br />5 <br />Is this really the best look we could hope for? Haven’t we seen enough towns build these out of <br />place structures that impact the property values of the area around them and end up with empty <br />storefronts because the business don’t survive? I’d like New Brighton to consider embracing its small <br />town feel. Rather than these 4 story monstrosities, keeping to a simpler design with fewer units & <br />only 1 or 2 stories. <br />7 - <br />6 Curious as to what happens to the existing businesses - especially Denny’s Service. It’s a great <br />business we depend on!3 - <br />7 Underground parking would really open up this area for green space. Also, ample trees and maybe a <br />little corner cafe could be a really cool addition here.4 -