AGENDA Islands Steering Committee Meeting #3 November 14, :30 PM 8:30 PM St. Simons Island Casino 550 Beachview Drive St. Simons Island, 31522

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2 enter of island activity ourist destination onnectivity rts & cultural activities ondition of sidewalks sland focal point ixed uses and architectural styles sually located at intersections of major roadways ommercial uses that address local residents daily needs, i.e. restaurants, grocery stores, services, etc. an create traffic eed to ensure connectivity for pedestrians ntensive/auto oriented commercial development Vacancies edevelopment istoric community arge lot residential on-traditional housing each cottages ower density single family o commercial development each access each cottages raditional grid street pattern lder development edestrian-oriented igher density residential Vacation rentals ated communities centered around community facilities, i.e. golf courses, marinas etc. roximity to water/marsh ostly owner-occupied lder residential development Variable density ocus of development pressure arking edevelopment pressure looding igh percentage of short term rentals ousing is transitional. ld beach cottages are being replaced by vacation-type housing ver-development, density ree canopy preservation igh percentage of short term rentals ack of connection/access to commercial areas rime ack of pedestrian access 1

3 ower residential densities ater access/proximity arsh-ront esidential ecreational facilities boat ramps/parks wareness of community amenities ense of community isected by -95 ong-term residents olf cart transportation ixed-ensity esidential (ixed se) orth lynn est lynn outhwest lynn ix of uses & lot sizes ix of housing types, ages and densities lder industrial/commercial development as water & sewer service ow density residential ow density, rural residential argely undeveloped imber, agriculture, wildlife preservation are primary uses o utility services (i.e. water & sewer) o heavy development in next decade ix of uses rowth eveloping suburban area ommercial development along corridors otels, restaurants, gas stations ilapidated/abandoned properties pportunity for revitalization/redevelopment rime lexibility for future development due to mixed uses pportunity for future development/redevelopment ack of pedestrian access ack of water & sewer o draw to this area other than along major corridors djacent to xit 29 ransient demand uses eed to provide for community services/uses eed to support quality residential development ack of pedestrian access, even in new developments otential to serve as future employment areas etter property maintenance xit 36 needs reinvestment 2

4 ppearance as a gateway to the ounty is important hould not be industrialized evelopment uthority ownership ight manufacturing ndustrial development ulti-modal transportation (airports) roperty available for development imit impact of industrial uses on neighboring areas rovide for support services and facilities Vacant buildings evelopment pressure id-sland uto-oriented eavy, big-box commercial atural landscapes and preservation ccess to coastal environment imited extreme low-density residential ree anopy ixture of residential densities and ages ommercial/retail/office olf courses raditional residential housing, largely built-out ublic water access uburban ree anopy igh-end development rivate, gated resort ecreational uses ack of pedestrian access ressure for future development evelopment of these areas can have negative environmental consequences. ree canopy preservation on ederica ack of street lighting ack of sidewalks in neighborhoods eed residential connectivity olf cart use on rederica eed recreational areas/facilities edevelopment/infill on existing residential parcels evelopment pressure ome houses still on septic systems ack of non-resort oriented commercial uses ack of parking and transit for employees ack of affordable housing options for employees 3

5 ingle owner cenic orridor ree anopy ike/pedestrian access olf arts cenic ommercial orridor arking ixed uses an create traffic issues epurposed/redeveloped residential structures edestrian access 4

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