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The Renaissance Plan for Downtown Wake Forest was adopted in September 2017. With the update and adoption of several comprehensive plans, including the 2022 Community Plan and 2021 Northeast Community Plan, as well as development occurring in the current Renaissance Plan area, the Plan needs to be updated.
Along with the update, the name is changing from Renaissance Plan for Downtown Wake Forest to Wake Forest Downtown Plan which will allow residents and visitors a more intuitive description of the Plan focus area.
The Wake Forest Downtown Plan will be a blueprint for the future with a focus on Wake Forest’s Downtown commercial center.
Community Input
The Plan will be driven by the community input and will result in a set of policies that direct future growth and development. This Plan will help effectively guide community leaders as they make substantive and thoughtful decisions for the project study area.
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Scheduled for adoption later this year, the updated Wake Forest Downtown Plan will provide recommendations and serve as a guide for future land use and development, transportation and parking, pedestrian mobility, redevelopment opportunities, and streetscape improvements throughout Downtown Wake Forest.
Community members are invited to review the Draft Downtown Plan, then submit any questions or concerns you have using the "Share Your Feedback" form below.
The Renaissance Plan for Downtown Wake Forest was adopted in September 2017. With the update and adoption of several comprehensive plans, including the 2022 Community Plan and 2021 Northeast Community Plan, as well as development occurring in the current Renaissance Plan area, the Plan needs to be updated.
Along with the update, the name is changing from Renaissance Plan for Downtown Wake Forest to Wake Forest Downtown Plan which will allow residents and visitors a more intuitive description of the Plan focus area.
The Wake Forest Downtown Plan will be a blueprint for the future with a focus on Wake Forest’s Downtown commercial center.
Community Input
The Plan will be driven by the community input and will result in a set of policies that direct future growth and development. This Plan will help effectively guide community leaders as they make substantive and thoughtful decisions for the project study area.
Share Your Feedback
Scheduled for adoption later this year, the updated Wake Forest Downtown Plan will provide recommendations and serve as a guide for future land use and development, transportation and parking, pedestrian mobility, redevelopment opportunities, and streetscape improvements throughout Downtown Wake Forest.
Community members are invited to review the Draft Downtown Plan, then submit any questions or concerns you have using the "Share Your Feedback" form below.
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Special attention should be given to architectural details in future development should include window hooks (the curved window things with the details in many downtown buildings) Cornice should be simple but resemble the existing ones in downtown. Lintels should be encouraged & modeled after those that appear on buildings in . This goes for all in downtown not just the train station. No more than 40% of a buildings facade facing White street should be windows. Please do not write Stantac held an open house. I was there all 4 days. They don’t listen. Final offer 40%! That is generous if you ask me. Y’all gotta give me something in this plan to work with at the BOC meetings.
The Renaissance Plan for Downtown Wake Forest was adopted in September 2017. With the update and adoption of several comprehensive plans, including the 2022 Community Plan and 2021 Northeast Community Plan, as well as development occurring in the current Renaissance Plan area, the Plan needs to be updated.
Share Your Feedback
Special attention should be given to architectural details in future development should include window hooks (the curved window things with the details in many downtown buildings) Cornice should be simple but resemble the existing ones in downtown. Lintels should be encouraged & modeled after those that appear on buildings in . This goes for all in downtown not just the train station. No more than 40% of a buildings facade facing White street should be windows. Please do not write Stantac held an open house. I was there all 4 days. They don’t listen. Final offer 40%! That is generous if you ask me. Y’all gotta give me something in this plan to work with at the BOC meetings.
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