RCRP
Table of Contents
RCRP History & Chronology
Sustainability as a Lens to Examine Cedar Rapids
Flood Impact Map
Flood Management Strategy Map
Framework for Reinvestment and Revitalization
Flood Management Strategy Tactics
Flood Management Riverfront Park
The Future of the River
Connectivity Priorities
Connectivity Strategy
Sustainable Neighborhoods
North Side
Downtown
South Side
Neighborhood Planning
Housing Options
Neighborhood Progress
Public Facilities Co-Location
What's Next
The Buy-OutTable of Contents
River Corridor Redevelopment Plan
Cedar Rapids Public Facilities Co-Location Concepts
City Goal:
To replace damaged public facilities, where possible, with more sustainable, lower-cost government facilities conveniently co-located for the public.
- The City of Cedar Rapids has received much positive feedback from the public on the “one-stop shop” for flood recovery assistance at Westdale Mall.
- The City, in conjunction with the Cedar Rapids School District
and Linn County, is examining the potential for replacement of
some of the damaged facilities with two co-located facilities
to save costs, shrink government and make getting services
easier for the public.
The community is exploring the concept of two major co-located facilities:
- Community Service Center – Possibly consolidating City, County and School District services on one campus in three administrative buildings with a shared facility hub/reception center, joint parking, a common heating and cooling plant, and connections between buildings so you would not need to walk outside.
- Community Operations Center – Containing City areas such as solid waste and recycling, streets, forestry, fleet and facilities maintenance, shop/storage, and the School District building and grounds department.
The Planning Process for Public Facilities will begin in 2009.










