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Planning Assumptions
- There is a present market-driven demand for commercial development along Independence Boulevard.
- We want to protect the current level of service for traffic flow on Independence Boulevard (i.e. its functionality as a bypass connector between 460 and 221) to the greatest possible extent.
- A large 48 acre property near the intersection of Orange and Independence will be developed as a commercial/residential project.
- Development along the Independence corridor will directly impact Centertown both positively and negatively.
- Two traffic lights will be installed along Independence. One at its intersection with Freedom Lane and one at Orange Street.
- Lowry Street will be used as a primary access road for future development (both residential and non-residential).
- Freedom Lane will be extended across Lowry Street into the Wal-Mart shopping center in Bedford County.