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 WATERFRONT
  Waterfront Plan
  I. Intro: 1998 Revisions
  II. Historical
      Background
  III. Progress 1990 to
       1998
  IV. Guiding Principles
  V. Project Elements
    A. Development
        Adjacent to Lake
        Street
    B. Infrastructure
        Improvements
    C. Boating and Fishing
    D. Integration With
        Downtown
    E. The Former Moran
        Plant
    F. Lake Champlain
        Basin Science
        Center
   G. Parking
   H. Alternative
       Transportation
   I. Multimodal
      Transportation
      Center
   J. Waterfront and
       Downtown Housing
   K. The Urban Reserve
   L. Interim
       Development Area
   M. Skate Park
   N. Lake Champlain
       Transportation Co.
       Property
   O. Winter Enjoyment
   P. Public Market
   Q. Barge Canal
   R. Vermont Rail Yards
   S. Bikepath &
       Promenade
   T. Waterfront and
       Battery Parks
   U. Heritage Protection
   V. Public Art on the
       Waterfront
 VI. Potential Property
      Acquisition
 VII. Demolition
       Contemplated
 VIII. Zoning Changes
        Recommended
 IX. Financing
      Mechanisms
 X. Legal Framework
 XI. Citizen Participation
 APPENDICES
 A: Description of
     Boundaries of Area
 B: Map of Area (pdf)
 C: Waterfront Zoning
     Districts
(pdf)
 D: Map of Public Trust
     Land Boundaries
(pdf)
 E: Map of Tax Increment
     Finance District
(pdf)
 F: Map of Urban Reserve
     and Interim
     Development Area

     (pdf)
 G: Map of Existing
     Bikepath
(pdf)
 H: Bibliography
 
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Burlington Waterfront Revitalization Plan

BOUNDARIES OF AREA COVERED BY THE PLAN

Starting at the northernmost point of the filled public trust lands known as the Texaco Parcel, then following the northern and eastern boundary of the property of the Central Vermont Railway as set forth in the Survey of Donald Hamlin Engineering recorded at Plat Hanger #174 of the Land Records of the City of Burlington to a point where said boundary meets the east line of Depot Street; then south along the east line of Depot Street to a point made by intersecting the east line of Depot Street with the northern line of Sherman Street extended to the Lake; then east along a line extended from the north line of Sherman Street to the west line of Battery Street; then south along the west line of Battery Street to the south line of Maple Street; then west along the south line of Maple Street to the east line of the Burlington Bikepath; then south along the east line of the Burlington Bikepath to the entrance of and including the Barge Canal; then west and north along the shore of Lake Champlain to the point of beginning at the northernmost point of the so-called Texaco Parcel.

The Plan also includes, in addition to the new Waterfront Revitalization District Urban Renewal Area, the designation under 24 VSA 3208(a) of portions of the Downtown Area as "adjoining areas having specially related problems" which require improvements and projects necessary for carrying out the objectives in the Waterfront Revitalization District.

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