It would be interesting to have a present day comparison picture to the one above to show how dramatic the changes are!
Looks like Northside is just up for more blight and isolation. This was pretty much determined before the clever Revive I-75 name came up.
The businesses along the north end of Central Parkway should be getting a bit more blight and isolation, too. They have already had discussions on the highway's impact on neighborhoods. What's the point of this ?
I'm staying hopeful for now since UDA did a really terrific job on the Riverfront Master Plan. Qualls is also heading up this effort which is a good sign since she's been aggressively promoting form-based codes, complete streets and better urban form.