Create an experience that is beautiful and welcoming for all that come downtown and create a place that people want to come back to.

• Enhance gateways into the district so people know they are entering a unique, beautiful, and well-maintained place, and to invite people to experience it from end to end.
• Redesign Bega Park to be a more active and inviting place for locals and visitors, and make it more functional on a daily basis for events.
• Enhance the beauty of downtown by adding flowers, public art, landscaping, trees, and festival lighting.
• Add elements that create comfortable environments and welcome people to linger and stay downtown longer.

Create a downtown that is well-connected so that people from other parts of Littleton and the region have easy access to visit downtown via all forms of transportation.

• Improve intersection safety for pedestrians at key locations in the district where people are walking to/from parking lots and other destinations.
• Enhance the connection of Little’s Creek Trail that brings DISH employees and people from the Mary Center Greenway into downtown.
• Create gateway streets to downtown by designing Prince Street, Church Street, Littleton Boulevard, and Bowles Avenue as “complete networks” that are multi-modal and welcoming.
• Implement improvements to Main Street and Alamo Avenue that create an iconic pedestrian-first environment and encourage economic development and activation along these primary streets.
• Create a series of secondary pedestrian alleys that serve as key walking connections through the district and secondary commercial locations.
• Provide more pedestrian connections across the railroad tracks to connect downtown with neighborhoods to the east.
• Enhance visibility of and access to downtown destinations, amenities, and parking.

Create a downtown that has improved parking options and educate the public about them to increase awareness of the breadth of options.

• Form parking partnerships between RTD, Arapahoe Community College (ACC), the City, and other property owners to increase supply during peak times.
• Create a district parking plan that is user-friendly, providing education, directional signage, and clear rules.
• Create an employee parking plan that ensures customers are a priority.
• Pilot a parking shuttle that circulates downtown connecting people from outlying parking lots to downtown.
• Longer-term parking management strategies should include a parking study and potential creation of a parking district to better manage and build additional supply.

Create a downtown that is clean and safe to improve the visitor experience and attract more businesses.

• Provide additional security to address loitering and other security concerns for a safer downtown experience.
• Hire a private company for power washing sidewalks, trash removal, landscaping and other maintenance.

Create a downtown that is business-friendly and vibrant so more businesses want to locate here and are able to thrive.

• Boost vibrancy and business support throughout the district by providing consolidated professional downtown marketing and event planning and promotion.
• Encourage private investment in downtown that helps advance the vision for the future.
• Focus on helping small businesses succeed by providing support services and filling vacant storefronts and spaces.
• Keep DDA ratepayers informed and engaged in district programs.