IMPLEMENTATION MATRIX
IMPLEMENTATION MATRIX
RELEVANT THEMES & STRATEGIES
RELEVANT THEMES & STRATEGIES Flourish Connect Partner Preserve + Protect Flourish Partner
# TARGETED ACTIONS
TIMELINE
# TARGETED ACTIONS
TIMELINE
21 Perform a thorough analysis of utility infrastructure systems within the study area - including broadband network coverage. The analysis should be used to update the list of needed improvements in the study area, which may be carried out through the Town’s Capital Improvements Plan or through coordination with utility agencies. 22 Implement the proposed bicycle, pedestrian, greenways, multiuse paths, roadway, and connectivity facilities outlined in the 2019 Comprehensive Transportation Plan (CTP - updated 2021). 23 Conduct an ADA audit of existing bike and pedestrian facilities within the study area to ensure ADA compliance.
Ongoing
31 Investigate the viability of adding a transit route to / from points north of the study area (i.e. Flaherty Park, Youngsville, etc.).
Medium
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32 Collaborate with Wake County to identify funding opportunities (e.g., Community Development Block Grants) for affordable housing and other neighborhood improvement activities.
Ongoing
Medium to Long
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Medium
33 Encourage the redevelopment of the W.E.B. DuBois School Campus to include uses and programming that benefit both the Alumni Association and surrounding neighborhood. 34 Work with local community organizations (such as NECC, places of worship, Alumni Association, etc.) to understand needs and requirements for existing community celebrations, as well as identify additional opportunities for new community celebrations. As part of this effort, identify funding sources and collaborative partners to launch new community events. 35 Strengthen existing job training and mentorship programs that can be or are provided through local organizations in Wake Forest. Provide additional opportunities as new skills are needed. Enact additional job readiness programs, directed at younger and older residents, to help individuals transition into new jobs. 36 Work with local organizations to identify and implement youth programming such as mentoring, after school programs, daily homework initiatives, summer youth programs, recreation activities, etc. 37 Work with local organizations and religious institutions to identify and implement child care programming to help support working families in the Northeast Community. 38 Work with local organizations to identify senior programming opportunities and topics such as health care, nutrition, exercise, home repair and community well-being. 39 Identify local funding sources and locations that could host youth and senior programming activities.
Long
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24 Promote maintenance of roadways including street cleaning, shrub maintenance along streets, etc.
Ongoing
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Ongoing
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25 Consider opportunities to reduce speeding along neighborhood roadways. Interventions could include traffic calming installations, on-street parking to buffer pedestrians from automotive lanes and deter speeding, and warning signage at specific locations to deter cut-through traffic. 26 Explore creation of community gateway improvements at key intersections including identifying signage (i.e. “Northeast Community). Such gateway improvements may include landscaping, public art, signage, lighting, etc. 27 Explore opportunities to provide spaces and programming options for the installation of public art, specifically at activity centers in and around the community.
Short
Medium to Long
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Medium to Long
Ongoing
Short
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Short to Medium
28 Continue coordination with NCDOT and GoRaleigh to advance the Wake Forest Commuter Rail (S-Line) initiative.
Ongoing
Short to Medium
29 Explore innovative multimodal technologies (i.e. microtransit / micromobility) to give residents of the Northeast Community additional transportation options.
Medium
Short
30 As the DuBois Campus redevelops, investigate enhancing the transit service in the study area to include stops in the northern and eastern portions of the study area.
Long
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