Largo Tri-City Special Area Plan (formerly US19 / Roosevelt Blvd)

 
PROJECT OVERVIEW

Welcome to the information hub for the Largo Tri-City Special Area Plan (formerly referred to as the US19 /Roosevelt Blvd Special Area Plan). The proposed planning area is centered at the intersection of two primary corridors (US Highway 19 and Roosevelt Boulevard/East Bay Drive) and is approximately 900 acres in size. A special area plan (SAP) is a planning tool the City will utilize to effectively coordinate land use and development within the identified planning area. This plan intends to create an attractive, sustainable and economically vital urban destination that incorporates a higher degree of mixed uses, density and accessibility to multiple modes of transportation.
 
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TRI-CITY SAP TIMELINE infographic


PROJECT TEAM

The Project Team for this SAP featured an interdepartmental team that ensured compliance and consistency with the City's Comprehensive PlanStrategic PlanLargo Activity Center Urban Design Guidelines, and the Forward Pinellas Countywide Rules and Strategy. Additionally, the City partnered with Kimley-Horn and Associates (KHA) to support public outreach, analysis and implementation throughout the project. KHA brought local insight into strategic planning and decision-making, and has supported the City on prior projects such as: Largo Mall Special Area Plan, Multi-modal Plan, and the Comprehensive Development Code (CDC). Share your input to [email protected].

ADDRESSING THE CHALLENGES
The SAP for US 19 / Roosevelt Boulevard identifies opportunities, strategies, capital improvements and design standards to ensure a comprehensive approach through the Special Area Plan Framework:
 
  • Urban Design Standards/Principles/Techniques
  • Placemaking Principles
 

AMERICAN PLANNING ASSOCIATION'S SUNCOAST SECTION AWARD
The City of Largo’s Community Development Department is honored to have received the award for “Best Plan, Report, or Study” for the Largo Tri-City Special Area Plan on November 18th, 2021, through the American Planning Association’s Suncoast Section.

APA award photo


VLOGs
The following Sustainability and Housing vlogs - a video blog -  aims to highlight, using photos and clips, how the topic is perceived now, can possibly influence and change the area in the future. Check out our latest vlogs.

      

QUESTIONS?

Population Size

4th

Largest City in Tampa Bay

Acres of Park Land

4.5K

Largo Businesses