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Discuss racial disparity and how a comprehensive plan can address; maps p. 12 demographic Land Use and Development Plan Address previous comments regarding maps Under the neighborhood organization and neighborhood planning areas, describe private subdivisions, indentures, challenges, role and potential conflict with city codes. Include a map of private subdivisions. p. 32 change subsection title to neighborhood and housing vitality partner with banks, institutions, non-profits to maintain vitality p. 34 priority areas should only be north of Olive; describe in legend how the potential at-risk housing was identified (more than 50 years old); identify source data p. 35 Consider the creation of an architectural review board Olive Subarea Study p. 42 provide HLA with a better photo of Olive Boulevard p. 45 area west of Sutter and north of Olive constitutes a major land use change, better explanation of why – i.e. tie into Parkview Gardens Plan p. 47 The construction of trolley tracks in the Delmar Loop has presented new challenges for bicyclists and the bike paths, for which strategies should be identified p. 52 reduce the number of wayfinding signs at nodes p. 52 is Midland a bike path? If so, indicate. p. 52 delete Olive/North and South as a commercial node redevelopment p. 53 explain that the photo above River des Peres mitigation is strategy p. 55 Delete the map above Modified Neighborhood Circulation, correct larger map on p. 54 p. 56 and other maps where wayfinding signs are proposed, remove placement at corner locations and suggest a general area p. 58 delete item #6 p. 59 item #7 is partially in floodplain p. 64 Local Connectivity and Safety, third bullet point add “explore the removal of…” p. 64 change “Olive Boulevard Road Diet” to “Olive Boulevard Traffic Calming” or some other like phrase and add that a purpose of said strategies is for economic development and redevelopment purposes p . 65 delete 3