Central Area Reports

Summary

On April 5, 2001, City Commission accepted the Community Area Plan (CAP) for the Central Area of Fort Lauderdale. The Plan outlined a variety of goals and objectives to encourage a safer community with stronger neighborhoods and improved infrastructure.

The Central Area CAP Report takes the form of a series of documents corresponding to various phases of the planning process:

Document 1: Existing Conditions - Inventory and Analysis

Introduction

Section A: Overview of the CAP Initiative
Explains the Planning Process and Public Participation

Section B: The Environments (Subdivided into Six Different Topics)

Figures referred to in above documents:

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Summary of CLC role and responsibilities in the creation of Document 2: "Community Vision and Opportunities" and subsequent documents.

Document 2: Community Vision and Opportunities

Introduction

Section A: Public Participation
The overall public participation process for the Central Area

Section B: Recommendations
Based on analysis of The Environments

Section C: Implementation Process
The Central Area CLC objectives and strategies (Does not represent the final Commission-approved recommendations for implementation.)

Document 3: Central Area Implementation

After City Commission review of the CAP documents 1 and 2, the OCP staff continued to work with the CLC to develop the Recommended Implementation Program. The Annual Report is the format for updating the Commission on the status of the implementation of Central CAP goals and objectives as contained in the Community Area Plan - Central Area, 1999-2001. The document is divided into two volumes: