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EVERETT COMPREHENSIVE PLAN <br />9. Include information on historic resources, sites and attractions in promotional materials <br />for the city. <br />10. Work with the Tulalip Tribes on opportunities to interpret and commemorate our shared <br />history and historic resources. <br />C. Districts and Neighborhoods <br />Goal 8.3.1 Enhance the physical character and distinctive qualities of individual districts <br />throughout the city, including residential neighborhoods. <br />Goal 8.3.2 Focus on placemaking as an integral and essential part of economic and <br />community development activities in the Metropolitan Center and arterial corridors planned for <br />higher densities. Placemaking is a process to create great public spaces that promote people's <br />health, happiness, and well-being. It can improve the gathering places in a community -- streets, <br />sidewalks, parks, buildings -- so they invite greater interaction between people and foster more <br />social and economically viable communities. Placemaking creates places where people feel a <br />strong stake in their community and a commitment to making the community better. <br />Objective 8.3.1 To upgrade the visual appearance of commercial and industrial districts that <br />are significant for the city as a whole, such as the waterfront, the downtown, Evergreen Way, <br />Broadway, Everett Station Area and the Everett Mall area. <br />Objective 8.3.2 To create better pedestrian, bicycle, and transit linkages between commercial <br />centers and nearby residential areas. <br />Objective 8.3.3 To promote infill development in older, established areas of the city that will <br />continue to maintain the character of these areas. <br />Objective 8.3.4 To promote infill development in newer areas of the city that incorporates <br />more traditional forms of building and site design. <br />Objective 8.3.5 To encourage the redevelopment of selected commercial corridors in such a <br />manner as to incorporate a mix of uses within a concentrated and compact setting, support <br />pedestrian activity and transit, and exhibit a distinctive design character. <br />Objective 8.3.6 To preserve and encourage small scale, mixed-use centers in certain locations <br />to serve as the focus for neighborhoods; offer opportunities for locally owned shops and services; <br />and provide for the daily needs of nearby residents. <br />Objective 8.3.7 To cooperate with neighborhood groups to determine improvements and <br />programs that would enhance their livability. <br />The City shall: <br />Policy 8.3.1 Direct a portion of the city's capital and operating revenues toward strengthening, <br />preserving, and enhancing neighborhoods. <br />URBAN DESIGN AND HISTORIC PRESERVATION ELEMENT 10 <br />