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Greater Hilton Area Plan — adopted December 10, 2024

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ECONOMIC EMPOWERMENT  TRATEGY 2: Promote and incentivize the S Bringing together Greater Hilton’s diversity of repurposing and redevelopment of the neighborhoods, history, cultures, and business former UPS Call Center and Lidl store site as interests is encouraged. Such efforts encourage well as other vacant properties in the corridor. all in the plan area to work together to achieve the shared vision for the community. The majority STRATEGY 3: Continue the redevelopment of commercial activity is located along Warwick of Camp Morrison into Hilton Commons. Boulevard where some of the original Hilton Village commercial buildings remain. Many of the uses STRATEGY 4: Provide incentives to foster that once occupied the Warwick Boulevard corridor the repurposing of vacant structures along have since closed. However, revitalization of the entire the Warwick Boulevard corridor. commercial corridor will provide opportunities to attract new economic investment in the plan area. SAFE ENVIRONMENT AND ACCESSIBILITY Creating safe, functional places for people to Various city departments administer loan and walk and bike can have a profound impact on assistance programs, identified in Appendix the health and well-being of Greater Hilton 3, that target both new and existing small residents. Designing streets that prioritize the businesses. Expanded outreach efforts and pedestrian with access to transit and cycling broader eligibility criteria are needed to increase are important to increase physical activity while awareness and meet the needs of a wider variety reducing traffic congestion and improving air of workers and local businesses in the plan area. quality. Therefore, the plan strives to create a transportation network designed to maximize the use of transit, pedestrian and bicycle GOAL 1 – Improve Rivermont commercial amenities and to encourage a shift from private area. automobiles to more sustainable modes of STRATEGY 1: Create a zoning overlay district transportation. for the commercial area of Rivermont. GOAL 1 – Establish Warwick Boulevard  STRATEGY 2: Include provisions in the as a safe multimodal overlay district that preserve the remaining transportation corridor. Mid-century Modern signage and require STRATEGY 1: Conduct a transportation new signage to be of similar character. corridor study to assess options for developing a complete street profile with  STRATEGY 3: Reduce or eliminate parking protected bicycle lanes, sidewalks, and minimums for commercial uses and shared use paths, to include a reduction in explore opportunities for shared parking. vehicular lanes between Main Street and Harpersville Road. STRATEGY 4: Utilize the city-owned vacant parcel at 9809 Warwick Boulevard to STRATEGY 2: Add transit passenger create a public parking lot. amenities at strategic locations. GOAL 2 – Explore specific redevelopment STRATEGY 3: Install bicycle parking at all opportunity areas. city-owned facilities and other strategic STRATEGY 1: Preserve and repurpose the  locations such as near transit stops and former Warwick Fire Department building community facilities. Require bicycle (built in 1937) into a local business that pays parking in appropriate quantities and homage to the historical role of the Hilton locations on all new and redeveloped sites. Fire Station. Greater Hilton Area Plan • The Plan 47
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