Lake Nasworthy Redevelopment Initiative Presentation - Gateway San Angelo Community meeting 5.2.13
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Lake Nasworthy Redevelopment Initiative Presentation - Gateway San Angelo Community meeting 5.2.13
- 1. Lake Nasworthy Redevelopment Initiative May 2, 2013 The designs and concepts in this presentation are for illustrative purposes only.
- 2. Linking Neighborhoods and Tourism PARCPeter A. Ravella Consulting, LLC
- 4. 3.2.1 Master Plan Elements a. Overall Lake Area Vision Framework b. Neighborhood context zones/development plan c. Integrated Parks Plan/Trails elements d. Site Plan Concept for Mary Lee Park/Marina Area e. Shoreline preservation/reinvention plan f. Boat access and activities/events plan g. Major event location plan h. Preservation/Heritage Tourism/Camp Area Plan i. Regional Access/Local Street Plan j. Potential Heritage tourism exposition center and urban lakeshore node/restaurants/all else, with waterway inlet/short canal from Lake k. Potential bridge lighting, other architectural and art elements
- 5. • Capturing market • Resolving complex community interests • Design for implementation • Focus on locals as tourists Our Approach
- 6. Regional Leveraging • The Airport • A stable and growing market • Great location in West Texas
- 7. Activity Under 25 Miles 25 to 50 Miles 50 to 100 Miles Total Under 25 Miles 25 to 50 Miles 50 to 100 Miles Under 25 Miles 25 to 50 Miles 50 to 100 Miles Bicycling (road) 7,492 1,111 18,115 26,718 9 6 7 93 62 75 Boating (power) 5,099 980 14,299 20,378 6 5 6 99 86 93 Canoeing/kayaking 4,015 674 10,192 14,881 5 4 4 100 76 85 Fishing (fresh water) 12,048 3,126 38,691 53,865 14 17 15 110 129 118 Horseback riding 2,824 912 8,999 12,735 3 5 4 111 163 119 Jogging/running 8,208 1,139 18,828 28,175 10 6 8 93 58 71 Swimming 15,051 3,216 42,813 61,080 18 17 17 93 90 88 Walking for exercise 23,185 5,252 66,063 94,500 28 28 26 93 96 89 Dined out 2-3 times/month 9,585 2,429 27,007 39,021 11 13 11 100 114 94 Concert in last year 18,920 3,620 48,808 71,348 23 20 20 95 83 82 Birdwatched in last year 5,336 1,581 16,315 23,232 6 9 7 103 138 105 National Index Selected Possible Lake Related Activities Participants Percent of Population Lots of local potential for active recreation
- 8. An economic development opportunity • Water, the universal pleasure in West Texas • Quality of life for the community • Leveraging key institutions as partners
- 9. Resolving Complex Community Interests • Property Rights • City, State and Federal Lands • Neighborhood Integrity
- 12. 0 5 10 15 20 25 30 Walking/Hiking/Running Biking-Mountain/Cycling Camping/RV Birding Archery DiscGolf ShoreFishing Equestrian WaterSkiing Fishing DragBoat,WakeBoard&Race… BoatCruises Kayak&Canoe WindSurfing Para-sailing(proposed) Sailing/SailingSchool Non-Motorized Upland Motorized Water Sports Non-Motorized Water Sports Recreational Activity Popularity or Preference (based on input) Weight/Score Community Input and Perspective
- 13. Community Input and Perspective Identity • “We have the unique opportunity to fill the needs in a way that compliments our city’s history, landscape, and West Texas country character.
- 14. Community Input and Perspective Development and Improvements • “Promote community wellness, look into unused land, extension of bike and pedestrian trails”
- 15. Community Input and Perspective Access and Mobility • “A carefully planned public-private partnership that results in a functional blend of improved lake access and supporting infrastructure for residents, open space/greenbelt areas, selectively approved economic development activities by private investors that do not negatively impact existing recreational activities for San Angelo residents, and non-motorized connectivity enhancements that mitigate motorized vehicle traffic issues and promote increased physical activity on the part of residents and visitors.”
- 16. Framework Plan
- 17. Lake Nasworthy Character Zones Special Opportunity Nature/ Education Action Sports Harbor Village Existing Neighborhoods Community Activity
- 18. Harbor Village
- 19. Nature/Education
- 20. Action Sports
- 26. Heritage Center
- 28. Heritage Interpretive Center • Celebration San Angelo • The Great Concho Rivers Adventure • San Angelo Heritage Adventure Franconia Notch Visitors Center Possible Names for the Center
- 29. Heritage Interpretive Center • Water in West Texas • Regional Economy • Energy Resources and Environmental Sustainability • River & Lake Recreation • Cultural & Historic Legacies • Environmental Resources & Sustainability Principal Themes Erie Canal Heritage Interpretive Center
- 30. Heritage Interpretive Center • All-age appeal, regional interest, heritage tourism • San Angelo civic pride, economic benefit • Publicizing San Angelo’s unique assets to the U.S. Southwest Outcomes El Cielo Biosphere Reserve Educational Center
- 31. Nature Education