Affordable senior housing
Affordable intergenerational housing
Affordable Co-op Green Housing
Location for Artist Community development
Small shops (like ice cream, bikes, bakery, etc.) in parking lot area
A good restaurant/coffee shop, like Birchwood Café (with local suppliers)
Include community use of gym, stage
Include SECIA office and operating space
Include a “maker space” for craft people, carpenters/repair people, and entrepreneurs developing business models
Include storage spaces for individual residents
Include a space for tutoring children
Include a small medical clinic, possibly in conjunction with the U of M
Include a small library, WI-FI, and computers
Include a workout-exercise center (besides gym)
Include more park board space/natural spaces
Include solar panels on the roof
Include vegetable garden spaces for residents along with pollinator gardens and raingardens/community gardens
Playground equipment should stay
Include early childhood center/daycare center (kids or seniors)
Include foster transitional housing
Food venues and shops (like Lake St. Global Market)
Include office space for different organizations
Include a language center
Include space for community classes
Other food venues that emphasize healthy foods, especially fresh produce
Include urban agriculture, maybe hydroponics
Include office space for other community non-profits like Southeast Seniors
Small business/entrepreneurs work space
Affordable housing with food/shops/other local stores on first floor
Mixed use to bring in more people to the neighborhood
Replace paved surface with grass
Add a fountain and a fish pond
Add bike repair and refresh station
Include appropriate off-street parking
