Northwest Cape Seven Islands
Introduction
The Northwest Cape is generally bound on the west by the protected mangrove wetlands, on the north by the northern boundary of the City, on the east by El Dorado Boulevard, and on the south by Pine Island Road Southwest. The majority of the Northwest Cape is primarily zoned single-family residential, and residential development, with some areas zoned marketplace-residential and pedestrian commercial.
The Seven Islands development is located in the southwest area of the Northwest Cape. The Seven Islands development is approximately 48 acres including seven 'islands' and 46 adjoining properties located along Old Burnt Store Road. The study area is generally bounded on the west by the Spreader Canal, on the north by the St. Michel Canal, on the east by Old Burnt Store Road, and on the south by Southwest 2nd Street.
The Northwest Cape Coral Planning and Seven Island Visioning project is led by CPH, Inc., with the firm's particular focus on land planning, policy, urban design, and infrastructure. Members of the team include:
- DixHite Partners: design policy, visioning, and urban design
- Stuart and Associates: land planning, economics, and communications
- PlanActive Studio: form base code and design policy recommendations
- Define: What are the community needs and aspirations?
- Discover: Gather data, and information and obtain better the NW Cape community context.
- Design: Create and share design and planning alternatives.
- Discuss: Open and continuous communications and feedback.
- Document: Identify the vision within a clear and concise set of documents.
Mission Statement
The Northwest Cape is generally bound on the west by the protected mangrove To plan for and create a vision that provides a “regulatory framework” consisting of land plans, and development scenarios that provide built-out options that maximize economic opportunity while protecting and enhancing the existing urban fabric with sound recreational and environmental opportunities.
The project team's vision will follow market-driven development alternatives, neighborhood strengthening, infrastructure planning, and design principles and practices, set within an economically ready context.
Planning Goals
NW Cape Planning and Visioning Project Goal
These neighborhoods are to be connected to livable, economically-feasible development blueprints for neighborhoods connected to activity centers through active/passive recreation and multi-use opportunities. To the systems-rich regional context alternative, Seven Island development plans will be designed in anticipation of infrastructure, market, and environmental conditions. The vision rests on a high-quality, economic and compatible project that advances public water access, neighborhood opportunities, city aspirations, and return on investment.
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