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Midvale Main Street Project Wins APA Utah Beehive Award of Excellence

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Midvale Main Street Project Wins APA Utah Beehive Award of Excellence
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The Midvale City Redevelopment Agency has received the APA Utah Beehive Award of Excellence for its Voices of Main Street project. The initiative aims to revitalize the historic Main Street area through community-driven urban design.

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  • The Midvale City Redevelopment Agency won the APA Utah Beehive Award of Excellence.
  • The project area is bounded by W Center Street and 7th Avenue.
  • Planned enhancements include streetscape upgrades, public art, facade improvement grants, and community events.
  • The initiative was shaped by community feedback from surveys and events.

The Midvale City Redevelopment Agency has been awarded the APA Utah Beehive Award of Excellence for the Voices of Main Street: Reigniting a Community-Centered Street project. According to a notice on the city's engagement website, the recognition highlights efforts to transform the historic Main Street into a vibrant urban space.

The project focuses on urban design improvements for the Main Street area located between W Center Street and 7th Avenue. The revitalization plan includes several key enhancements designed to improve the area's functionality and aesthetic.

Planned improvements include streetscape upgrades such as enhanced landscaping, street lighting, and sidewalks to support pedestrians. The plan also incorporates public art installations, including sculptures and murals by local artists, and facade improvement grants to provide financial incentives for business owners to enhance building exteriors. Additionally, the project seeks to establish the area as a hub for community events and local activities.

The project's development was informed by community involvement, including feedback from residents who participated in the Main Street Urban Design Survey and various events.

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