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  Master Plan Dover, Kohl & Partners Urban Design, 1995 www.doverkohl.com The most important ideas in the Plan are that: 1. The traditional neighborhood structure of the public realm should be reinforced with each new building and each preservation effort; 2. The mix of land uses should be primarily market-driven, and convenient distribution of daily needs within walking distance should be fostered; 3. Streets are for people, not just cars, and dependence on and dominance of the automobile should be reduced; 4. A diverse range of household incomes should be encouraged with dignified forms of both affordable and market-rate housing; 5. The two sides of the Town, divided by Ribaut Road, should be spatially and psychologically rejoined; and 6. Connection to the surrounding natural environment should be maximized, with public access to the waterfronts and clear vistas to the marshes. |
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