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Riverfront Revitalization Plan Project Site PROJECT SITE River’s Edge North 75 ac Lewis & Clark Landing 36 ac River’s Edge South 36 ac Gene Leahy Mall 9.6 ac Heartland of America Park 42 ac CENTURY LINK GALLUP CENTER CONAGRA TOM HANAFAN RIVER’S EDGE PARK THE BREAKERS DODGE RIVERSIDE GOLF CLUB HARRAH’S HOTEL & CASINO RIVERFRONT REVITALIZATION PLAN CONCEPTUAL SITE PLAN GALLUP TD AMERITRADE PARK BABY BOB RIVER’S EDGE EXTENSION NORTH BOB KERREY 75 AC BRIDGE CENTURY LINK LEWIS & CLARK CENTER RIVER’S EDGE LANDING 36 AC CAPITOL DISTRICT RIVER’S EDGE SOUTH 36 AC HEARTLAND OF GENE LEAHY MALL AMERICA PARK 9.6 AC 42 AC OLD MARKET FUTURE CONAGRA DEVELOPMENT ‘CONCEPTUAL’ DODGE RIVERSIDE GOLF CLUB THE BREAKERS UNION PACIFIC MISSOURI RIVER BRIDGE RIVERFRONT REVITALIZATION PLAN LEWIS & CLARK LANDING SITE AERIAL RIVERFRONT PLACE CENTURY LINK CENTER BOB KERREY BURT IZARD BRIDGE PUMP STATION NATIONAL PARK UP RAILWAY SERVICE EXISTING MAINTENANCE FACILITY RIVERFRONT MARINA MLK BRIDGE RIVERFRONTDRIVE MISSOURI RIVER UP RAILWAY UP INTERSTATE 480 N 0 50 100 RIVERFRONT REVITALIZATION PLAN LEWIS & CLARK LANDING CONCEPTUAL PROGRAM BABY BOB BABY BOB EXTENSION EXTENSION BRIDGE BEATS CENTURY LINK CENTURY LINK CENTER CENTER BOB KERREY BOB KERREY BRIDGE BRIDGE BURT IZARD BURT IZARD PUMP STATION PUMP STATION NATIONAL NATIONAL PARK UP RAILWAY SERVICE PARK SERVICE EXISTING VEGETATED MAINTENANCE EXISTING BUFFER FACILITY PRIMARY MAINTENANCE SURFACE PATHWAY FACILITY PARKING MARINA VOLLEYBALL SKATE PRIMARY PATHWAY PARK MONUMENT TO LABOR LAWN MLK BRIDGE MLK BRIDGE RECREATION CAFE ‘THE PROTECTOR’ FIREFIGHTERS MEMORIAL SPORTS COURTS WATER TAXI • PICKLEBALL FUTURE EVENT • BASKETBALL LAWN LAWN RIVERFRONT DRIVE RIVERFRONT LOT ‘A’ ‘A’ LOT RIVERFRONT DRIVE RIVERFRONT PROMENADE PARKING ‘VISIONARY LAUNCH’ SURFACE FUTURE DISCOVERY MONUMENT DEVELOPMENT PAVILION CAPITOL AVENUE EXT CAPITOL AVENUE EXT RIVERFRONT PROMENADE BEACH LOT ‘A’ ‘A’ LOT SECONDARY CHILDREN’S PATHWAY DEVELOPMENT PLAY MISSOURI MISSOURI RIVER RAILWAY UP RIVER SURFACE PARKING SURFACE 480 (ABOVE) 480 (ABOVE) ) PROGRAMMING CIRCULATION FUTURE DISCOVERY PAVILION & EVENT LAWN CAFE & MARINA CHILDREN’S PLAY VOLLEYBALL & CAFE BEACH & RIVERFRONT PROMENADE RECREATION LAWN & SKATE PARK RIVERFRONT REVITALIZATION PLAN LEWIS & CLARK LANDING CONCEPTUAL SITE PLAN RIVERFRONT PLACE BABY BOB BRIDGE BRIDGE BEATS CENTURY LINK CENTER BOB KERREY BURT IZARD BRIDGE PUMP STATION UP RAILWAY NATIONAL PARK SERVICE VEGETATED BUFFER EXISTING MAINTENANCE FACILITY SURFACE PARKING MARINA VOLLEYBALL MLK BRIDGESKATE RECREATION PARK LAWN MONUMENT TO LABOR CAFE ‘THE PROTECTOR’ SPORTS COURTS FIREFIGHTERS MEMORIAL • PICKLEBALL • BASKETBALL EVENT LAWN LAWN RIVERFRONT DRIVE EXISTING FLOODWALL DEVELOPMENT FUTURE LOT ‘A’ ‘A’ LOT FUTURE SURFACE ‘VISIONARY LAUNCH’ PARKING MONUMENT FUTURE DISCOVERY PAVILION FUTURE CAPITOL AVENUE EXT RIVERFRONT PROMENADE BEACH MISSOURI CHILDREN’S RIVER DEVELOPMENT FUTURE LOT ‘A’ ‘A’ LOT FUTURE PLAY SURFACE PARKING EXISTING FLOODWALL UP RAILWAY UP DOUGLAS AVENUE INTERSTATE EXTENSION N 480 0 50 100 RIVERFRONT REVITALIZATION PLAN LEWIS & CLARK LANDING CONCEPTUAL RENDERINGS CHILDREN’S PLAY & RIVERFRONT PROMENADE FUTURE DISCOVERY PAVILION & EVENT LAWN CHILDREN’S PLAY RIVERFRONT REVITALIZATION PLAN LEWIS & CLARK LANDING PROGRAM IMAGERY LewisRiver’s and Clark Edge Landing North LewisRiver’s and Clark Edge Landing North ConstructedSkate Wetlands Park ConstructedWinter Wetlands Sports Lewis and Clark Landing LewisRiver’s and Clark Edge Landing North Play ConstructedEvent Wetlands Lawn Lewis and Clark Landing Lewis and Clark Landing Bridge Beats Waterfront Dining Lewis and Clark Landing LewisRiver’s and Clark Edge Landing North Prairie Walk Constructed WetlandsBeach Lewis and Clark Landing Lewis and Clark Landing Sports Fields Volleyball RIVERFRONT REVITALIZATION PLAN HEARTLAND OF AMERICA PARK SITE AERIAL LEWIS & CLARK LANDING RIVER’S EDGE NORTH INTERSTATE 480 RIVER’S EDGE SOUTH GENE LEAHY MALL UP RAILWAY HEARTLAND CONAGRA OF AMERICA LAKE MISSOURI RIVER CONAGRA THE BURLINGTON NORTHERN BREAKERS RAILWAY N UNION PACIFIC 0 50 100 MISSOURI RIVER BRIDGE RIVERFRONT REVITALIZATION PLAN HEARTLAND OF AMERICA PARK CONCEPTUAL PROGRAM MISSOURI MISSOURI LEWIS & CLARK RIVER LEWIS & CLARK WATER TAXI FUTURE RIVER LANDING CAPITOL AVE EXT LANDING 480 (ABOVE) DODGE ST BOTANICAL GARDENS 8TH ST 8TH FUTURE & MEMORIALS DEVELOPMENT GRAND DOUGLAS EXTENSION 8TH ST 8TH STAIR DOUGLAS ST PRIMARY ICE/ROLLERBLADE THE GROVES 8TH STREET RIBBON PATHWAY PLAZA GREAT PARK LAWN FOODTRUCKS BUILDING FARNAM STREET PROMENADE FARNAM ST. FARNAM ST. PIER FARNAM ST PIER GONDOLA RIVERFRONT AMPHITHEATER UP RAILWAY UP RAILWAY PROMENADE RIVERFRONT PROMENADE HEARTLAND OF HEARTLAND OF AMERICA LAKE BOTANICAL GARDENS AMERICA LAKE SECONDARY PATHWAY RIPARIAN RESTORATION CONAGRA BURLINGTON NORTHERN RAILWAY FUTURE CONAGRA BURLINGTON NORTHERN RAILWAY FUTURE CONAGRA DEVELOPMENT DEVELOPMENT (CONCEPTUAL) (CONCEPTUAL) CONNECTS SOUTH TO OMAHA CONNECTS SOUTH TO OMAHA RIVERFRONT TRAIL RIVERFRONT TRAIL POSSIBLE CONNECTION POSSIBLE CONNECTION TO LEAVENWORTH ST TO LEAVENWORTH ST THE THE BREAKERS BREAKERS PROGRAMMING CIRCULATION THE GROVES GREAT LAWN & HOA LAKE FARNAM ST. PIER PARK BUILDING & PLAZA AMPITHEATHER PARK BUILDING ROOFTOP ACCESS RIVERFRONT REVITALIZATION PLAN HEARTLAND OF AMERICA PARK CONCEPTUAL SITE PLAN RIVER’S EDGE LEWIS & CLARK NORTH LANDING INTERSTATE 480 DODGE ST RIVER’S EDGE DOUGLAS ST EXTENSION TO RIVERFRONT DRIVE SOUTH 8TH ST 8TH ICE/ROLLERBLADE RIBBON BOTANICAL GARDENS FUTURE & MEMORIALS DEVELOPMENT GRAND STAIR DOUGLAS ST THE GROVES GREAT LAWN 8TH STREET PARK PLAZA BUILDING FARNAM ST. FARNAM ST PROMENADE & PIER GONDOLA AMPHITHEATER UP RAILWAY HEARTLAND OF AMERICA RIPARIAN RESTORATION LAKE BOTANICAL GARDENS MISSOURI RIVER RIVERFRONT PROMENADE FUTURE CONAGRA DEVELOPMENT (CONCEPTUAL) POSSIBLE CONNECTION TO LEAVENWORTH ST THE BURLINGTON NORTHERN RAILWAY LEAVENWORTH ST BREAKERS CONNECTS SOUTH TO OMAHA RIVERFRONT TRAIL N UNION PACIFIC 0 50 100 MISSOURI RIVER BRIDGE RIVERFRONT REVITALIZATION PLAN HEARTLAND OF AMERICA PARK PROGRAM IMAGERY Heartland of America Park River’s Edge North Heartland of America Park Trails Constructed Wetlands River’s Edge Heartland of America Park River’s Edge North Heartland of America Park Botanical Gardens Constructed Wetlands 8th Street Plaza Heartland of America Park Heartland of America Park Grand Staircase Ice/Rollerblade Ribbon Heartland of America Park Heartland of America Park Farnam St. Pier The Groves Heartland of America Park Heartland of America Park Event Lawn Food and Beverage Kiosks RIVERFRONT REVITALIZATION PLAN HEARTLAND OF AMERICA CONCEPTUAL RENDERINGS FARNAM ST. PIER & GRAND STAIR RIVERFRONT PROMENADE ICE/ ROLLERBLADE RIBBON RIVERFRONT REVITALIZATION PLAN GENE LEAHY MALL SITE AERIAL 8TH STREET CONAGRA INTERSTATE 480 CITY GARAGE 9TH STREET GREENHOUSE APARTMENTS COURTYARD BY MARRIOTT 10TH STREET BURLINGTON PLACE 11TH STREET 11TH STREET FARNAM ST HARNEY ST DODGE ST DOUGLAS ST HOLLAND CENTER 13TH STREET OMAHA WORLD HERALD NEBRASKA STATE OFFICES 14TH STREET UNION PACIFIC CENTER DALE CLARK LIBRARY N 0 50 100 RIVERFRONT REVITALIZATION PLAN GENE LEAHY MALL CONCEPTUAL PROGRAM 8TH STREET 8TH STREET 8TH STREET PLATFORM INTERSTATE 480 GROVES ON EAST FUTURE DOUGLAS LAWN DEVELOPMENT PLAZA VEHICULAR 10TH STREET WATER THE COVE STEPS CAFE 10TH STREET 10TH STREET 10TH STREET 10TH STREET WATER 10TH STREET SLIDE STEPS TERRACE 11TH STREET 11TH STREET PROMENADE 11TH STREET 11TH STREET 11TH STREET WATER PLAZA PAVILION SECONDARY PATHWAY DOG PARK WEST LAWN FARNAM ST DODGE ST FARNAM ST HARNEY ST CHILDREN’S DODGE ST DOUGLAS ST DOUGLAS ST PLAY RESTAURANT SCULPTURE GARDEN PRIMARY PATHWAY 13TH STREET FOOD TRUCKS 13TH STREET 13TH STREET 13TH STREET CIVIC PLAZA FUTURE CIVIC OPPORTUNITY FUTURE DEVELOPMENT 14TH STREET 14TH STREET 14TH STREET 14TH STREET FUTURE DEVELOPMENT 15TH STREET 15TH STREET PROGRAMMING CIRCULATION CIVIC PLAZA CHILDREN’S PLAY WATER PLAZA THE COVE DOG PARK WEST LAWN RIVERFRONT REVITALIZATION PLAN GENE LEAHY MALL CONCEPTUAL SITE PLAN 8TH STREET INTERSTATE 480 8TH STREET PLATFORM GROVES ON FUTURE DOUGLAS EAST DEVELOPMENT LAWN PLAZA 9TH STREET FUTURE CONAGRA DEVELOPMENT COURTYARD BY GREENHOUSE MARRIOTT APARTMENTS 10TH STREET STEPS WATER CAFE THE COVE 10TH STREET BURLINGTON CAPITAL 10TH STREET WATER STEPS SLIDE TERRACE 11TH STREET 11TH STREET PROMENADE 11TH STREET WATER PLAZA 11THPAVILION STREET DOG PARK WEST CHILDREN’S LAWN PLAY HOLLAND CENTER DODGE ST HARNEY ST FARNAM ST FARNAM DOUGLAS ST SCULPTURE RESTAURANT GARDEN SCULPTURE FOOD TRUCKS 13TH STREET OMAHA WORLD CIVIC HERALD PLAZA FUTURE CIVIC OPPORTUNITY FUTURE DEVELOPMENT FUTURE 14TH STREET DEVELOPMENT FUTURE UNION PACIFIC DEVELOPMENT CENTER N 0 50 100 RIVERFRONT REVITALIZATION PLAN GENE LEAHY MALL PROGRAM IMAGERY Leahy Mall Leahy Mall Dog Park Children’s Play River’s EdgeLeahy North Mall Leahy Mall ConstructedSlide Wetlands Terrace Botanical Gardens Leahy Mall Leahy Mall Event Lawn Water Plaza Leahy Mall Leahy Mall Sculpture Garden Restaurant Leahy Mall Leahy Mall Performance Pavilion Food Trucks RIVERFRONT REVITALIZATION PLAN GENE LEAHY MALL CONCEPTUAL RENDERINGS PERFORMANCE PAVILION SLIDE TERRACE EAST LAWN RIVERFRONT REVITALIZATION PLAN .
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