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INTRODUCTION At REA, we believe that great communities are built through collaboration, strategic foresight, and respect for local identity. Our approach emphasizes inclusive partnerships, thoughtful growth, and innovative design to meet the diverse needs and expectations of residents and stakeholders. With decades of experience in community planning, landscape architecture, urban design, and public engagement, we create plans that are both visionary and implementable. Our process is data-driven and rooted in meaningful outreach to ensure each plan reflects the priorities of the people who live, work, and invest in the community. By combining deep technical knowledge with creative problem-solving, we build consensus and develop strategies that lead to measurable, lasting outcomes. For more than forty years, REA has helped communities across the country define what makes them unique and chart a course for their future. We empower local leaders and residents to take ownership of their shared vision, ensuring that plans remain relevant and supported long after adoption. Our work celebrates the distinctive character of each place—its people, landscapes, and built environments—creating communities where people truly want to live, work, play, and learn.

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Planning

Planning Every community faces the challenge of balancing quality of life with strategic growth. At REA, we partner with our clients to understand how land use, transportation, and infrastructure investments intersect with demographic, economic, and environmental trends. Through this collaboration, we help communities plan for sustainable growth, strong regional connections, and the efficient use of resources. Our comprehensive plans are designed to be clear, actionable, and forwardlooking. They provide policy and design guidance that is accessible to decisionmakers and the public alike. Each plan includes measurable benchmarks, implementation strategies, and visually compelling graphics that communicate principles and outcomes effectively. Using a strategic foresight approach, we analyze local, regional, and national trends—alongside robust community input—to define future scenarios and identify the most impactful policies, programs, and projects. This method ensures that each plan is adaptable, data-informed, and aligned with the community’s long-term aspirations.

GREENFIELD COMPREHENSIVE PLAN - GREENFIELD, IN

GREENFIELD, IN COMPREHENSIVE PLAN

The integration of new businesses with the revitalization of downtown creates a unique blend of modern and traditional elements, offering a distinctive character that sets Greenfield apart.

The plan envisions Greenfield as an authentic American city, honoring its heritage and shaping a vibrant, connected future. It emphasizes six principles: intentional growth, sustainable economy, downtown vibrancy, attainable housing, quality infrastructure, and engaging spaces. A placetypes map replaces the traditional land use map, detailing growth patterns and character. Two subarea plans focus on revitalizing the Pennsy Trail downtown and reimagining the Elanco complex into a mixed use residential and recreational center. The planning process included extensive public engagement through pop-up events, focus groups, a diverse steering committee guiding the consultant team, and intense workshops with the staff to develop the content of the plan. The city’s investments in key areas of art, recreation, entertainment, and downtown will make it a dynamic place to explore. Patrons will experience a blend of new and established elements, with ongoing projects and past achievements evident in the city’s infrastructure and amenities. Residential growth and improved housing supply will address the ongoing need for varied housing options, making it easier for residents to find homes that meet their needs and financial situations. Two main areas within the city are focused for employment, while expansion to the west will focus on the tie into the county’s plans for an achievement center, retail, and more housing.

ST. JOSEPH COUNTY, IN COMPREHENSIVE PLAN

PILLAR PRIORITY MAP

PLAN PILLARS ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT

HOUSING & NEIGHBORHOODS

QUALITY OF LIFE & PLACE

ENVIRONMENTAL STEWARDSHIP

FARMLAND PRESERVATION

GOVERNMENT & POLICY

The creation of St. Joseph County Comprehensive Plan illustrated a vibrant vision for the future by guiding the location, quantity and quality of future growth in the County. REA’s planning process outlined a strategic framework of eight pillars that support the vision and become the building blocks for the plan. Each pillar was developed to include goals, focus priority area maps, and recommendations that were developed by working groups formed by subject matter experts and the public. The pillars are innovative land use, robust economic development, connective transportation, diverse housing, environmental stewardship, farmland preservation, communicative government and policy, advancement of utilities, and enriched quality of life.

TRANSPORTATION

UTILITIES

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WESTFIELD COMPREHENSIVE & TRANSPORTATION PLAN The Westfield Comprehensive & Transportation Plan will provide a bold and forward-thinking vision to guide the city’s growth and development. With a focus on intentional land use, economic sustainability, mobility, and community identity, the plan establishes a framework for Westfield’s future through 2045. It introduces a placetypes-based approach to development, ensuring that growth aligns with the city’s character while promoting vibrant, mixed-use destinations, diverse housing options, and enhanced public spaces. 12

Key elements of the plan will include strategies for downtown revitalization, infrastructure investment, and multimodal connectivity, as well as policies to support sustainable economic growth and high-quality public amenities. The plan will incorporate extensive community engagement, gathering input through public workshops, stakeholder meetings, and online platforms to ensure a shared vision for Westfield’s future. With a balanced approach to preservation and innovation, the Westfield Comprehensive Plan will provide a roadmap for a dynamic, connected, and thriving community.

THEMES AND GOALS

ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT

HOUSING

QUALITY OF PLACE

TRANSPORTATION

UTILITIES

Position Westfield as a dynamic and resilient economic hub by fostering a diversified business base, cultivating innovation and entrepreneurship, strengthening workforce talent, and leveraging strategic investments in infrastructure, quality of place, and partnerships — ensuring the city’s sustained competitiveness, prosperity, and leadership within the regional economy.

Westfield will be a model community that provides diverse and accessible housing opportunities for residents across all income levels, life stages, and household compositions. As Westfield’s housing opportunities change, the city will maintain its distinctive character and quality of life through innovative planning, strategic partnerships, and equitable development practices that support long-term economic vitality and environmental stewardship.

People recognize the quality of place in Westfield and make it a choice community. It is a community where the local history is ingrained through public art and initiatives. The natural features of the community are valued assets on their own and contribute to recreation opportunities and programming. Recreation for people of all ages is a focus of the Westfield community.

Westfield’s transportation strategy focuses on the modernization of the street network, ensuring the safe and efficient flow of traffic for all modes, reducing car dependency and supporting higher density housing types through improved pedestrian and bicycle infrastructure, enhanced transit service, and mixeduse development patterns that integrate with housing, employment, retail, and service opportunities.

Ensure utility infrastructure accommodates growth through proactive coordination with utility owners and developers, protection and maintenance of existing assets, and prioritization of green infrastructure.

Assessed Value Per Acre

Assessed Value Per Acre Comparison

208 Midland Trace Loop $14M per acre

Midland Trace Trail (0.25 Mile Buffer), Hamilton County, IN Value Per Acre ($) > 18,000,000

0.25 Mile Buffer of Midland Trace & Monon Trails, Washington Township, IN 38

4,250,001 - 6,000,000

4,000,001 - 4,250,000 3,500,001 - 4,000,000

Villages at Oak Manor $4M per acre 38

100 N Union St $10M per acre

6,000,001 - 18,000,000

3,250,001 - 3,500,000 3,000,001 - 3,250,000

408 Park St $10M per acre

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2,000,001 - 2,250,000

1.9K

Shadow Lakes ~$3M per acre

Total Tax Value Average Value Per Acre

One46 Monon $9M per acre

44% vacant Washington Township

Value Per Acre ($)

$769M

> 18,000,000

Retreat on the Monon $3M per acre

6,000,001 - 18,000,000

4,250,001 - 6,000,000 4,000,001 - 4,250,000 3,500,001 - 4,000,000

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3,250,001 - 3,500,000

$414K

3,000,001 - 3,250,000 2,500,001 - 3,000,000 2,250,001 - 2,500,000

2,000,001 - 2,250,000 100,001 - 2,000,000

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Assessed Value Per Acre

2,250,001 - 2,500,000

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NEW HARMONY, IN COMPREHENSIVE PLAN

A comprehensive plan that builds upon residential growth policy options, recreational, and park development goals with strategies to encourage economic development, sustainability, and general improvements for increased quality of life.

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DEVELOPMENT PATTERNS PATTERN TYPES

TOWN CENTER

MASTER PLANNED VILLAGE

CENTRAL NEIGHBORHOOD

BOUNDARY NEIGHBORHOOD

OLD TOWN

MANUFACTURING AND OFFICE HUB

MCCORDSVILLE, IN COMPREHENSIVE PLAN Working together with the Town and the Steering Committee, REA updated the 2016 McCordsville Comprehensive Plan, facilitating a forward-thinking, aspirational process where data and public input inform the recommendations and policy direction. Recommendations included benchmarks for the Town and elected and appointed officials, staff, developers, property owners, and the public to manage growth and redevelopment in the Town, while supporting its history, growth tolerance, redevelopment potential, and building its assets. The comprehensive plan addressed land use type, location, density, and character, while promoting responsible and sustainable economic development. Framework plans including land use and transportation were developed as were housing, utilities, town center, parks and open space, and public facilities. We worked with the public to identify gateways, mixed use districts, critical corridors, and future subareas. Frameworks were prepared in a manner that engaged key stakeholders and constituents, generated buy-in, ownership and consensus, and, ultimately, outlined a collective community direction for growth, development, and redevelopment which informed the policy objectives and recommendations of the plan.

MONROE, OH COMPREHENSIVE PLAN REA’s Advance Monroe 2040 Plan included strategies to guide the community’s future direction in a progressive and insightful manner. The plan identifies community issues and concerns and contains policy statements, goals, objectives, guidelines, maps, illustrations and graphics that serve as a framework for the development of land use

policy and provide the basis for updates to the zoning map. This framework also provides clear and predictable guidance to developers, stakeholders, and citizens. A detailed land use map was created to help guide redevelopment of key parcels and manage the city’s industrial development. The land use plan pivoted the City’s growth management to areas around the interstate where more land was available.

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LA PORTE, IN - COMPREHENSIVE PLAN BRANDING As part of the La Porte Comprehensive Plan, REA developed a campaign to establish a clear visual identity and messaging strategy for the planning process. After several rounds of concept development, the comprehensive plan logo was selected, drawing inspiration from two defining elements of La Porte: its historic downtown architecture and its surrounding lakes. The logo mark references the character of the city’s historic buildings set against the water, connecting the community’s architectural identity with its strong lake culture. The color palette was drawn from the existing downtown architecture and paired with the city’s established brand colors to create a cohesive and recognizable identity. This branding was carried across the plan and promotional materials, creating a consistent visual presence throughout the planning process. The goal was to make the comprehensive plan approachable and engaging, encouraging residents to participate, share their ideas, and help shape the future of La Porte. 22

Urban Design & Redevelopment Planning REA’s urban design practice blends creativity, collaboration, and technical excellence to shape vibrant, enduring places that reflect each community’s story and identity. Our work bridges planning and design, transforming community goals into tangible frameworks for private investment, public realm improvements, and cohesive visual character. We develop design frameworks that clarify the intent for land use, character areas, and special emphasis areas, ensuring that future growth aligns with the community’s vision. By integrating placemaking principles with data-driven analysis, we create designs that are both inspiring and achievable. Across communities such as Jacobsville in Evansville, Greenfield, St. Joseph County, and Franklin, Tennessee, REA has examined how evolving demographics and housing markets shape local needs. Our deep zoning and policy expertise enables us to craft recommendations that expand housing diversity, affordability, and access—ensuring that communities remain equitable and resilient as they grow.

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TWIN AIRE REDEVELOPMENT PLAN - INDIANAPOLIS, IN REA completed an award-winning redevelopment plan for this 140-acre brownfield site. We led the overall project and completed the urban design, planning policy, implementation, and document creation. The planning process involved significant involvement of the neighborhood, not-for-profit partners, the City and engagement of multiple focus groups, steering committee meetings, L.O.V.E. Committee Meetings, monthly TANC meetings, and a design workshop with public and stakeholder meetings. Over 40 meetings were held in a 6-month period. The plan guides future development of the 140-acre Citizens Energy Group site, as well as the redevelopment of the larger Twin Aire Neighborhood as part of LISC’s Great Place designation. The master plan contained two redevelopment scenarios — one focused around the development of the Community Justice Campus and the other around Advanced Manufacturing. A detailed Implementation Plan was prepared for both the physical project and the redevelopment policies.

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EXISTING

Example site for a high-density infill scenario for workforce housing near major employers. A parking garage replaces surface parking to promote more efficient land usage.

LOW-DENSITY INFILL

MIXED DENSITY INFILL

JACOBSVILLE REDEVELOPMENT PLAN - EVANSVILLE, IN The Jacobsville Neighborhood Plan Update sets a vision for inclusive growth, revitalization, and long-term sustainability in this historic neighborhood just north of downtown Evansville. Led by the Jacobsville Area Community Corporation (JACC) in partnership with the City’s Department of Metropolitan Development, the plan focuses on enhancing neighborhood stability, economic vitality, and overall livability over the next decade. Through robust community engagement and collaboration with local stakeholders, the plan identifies key opportunities to revitalize blighted housing, repurpose vacant industrial sites, and activate underutilized corridors. Improvements to parks, trail connections, and streetscapes will support the creation of a complete neighborhood—one where residents can live, work, and play. This strategic effort aims to shape Jacobsville into a vibrant, connected, and resilient community for all.

HIGH-DENSITY INFILL

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COMPLETE STREET FRAMEWORK MOBILITY

EXISTING STREETSCAPE COMPLETE STREET DESIGNS Safe Sidewalk Concept

Multi-Modal Major Street Concept

Best of Both Worlds

Bike Score

Walk Score Households own a car.

Future Complete Streets

Garvin Park

Sidewalk Improvements Intersection Improvements

Households don’t own a car.

Gateway Improvements

30.2%

Main St

Car Ownership

Columbia St

Lamasco Park Fulton Ave

Virginia St

Franklin St

EXISTING SIDEWALK CONDITIONS

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Main St

Lloyd Expressway

Garfield St

B’

Mary St

First Ave

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Moderately Well Maintained Sidewalks Sidewalk Needs Minor Repairs Sidewalk Needs Moderate Repairs Sidewalk Needs Major Repairs No Sidewalk Present

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Community Engagement At REA, we believe that successful community planning begins with authentic, inclusive engagement. Our team is skilled in creating processes that bring people together to build a shared vision, foster local champions, and ensure that all voices—especially those from underserved, minority, aging, and low-income populations—are heard and valued. We tailor our approach to each community, combining proven techniques with innovative tools to meet people where they are, whether through neighborhood liaisons, targeted focus groups, or collaborative workshops. Our engagement strategies balance traditional and digital outreach to reach the widest possible audience. From public meetings, surveys, and work groups to interactive project websites, virtual open houses, and creative “high touch” activities like community planning workshops and farmers market booths, we design opportunities for meaningful participation at every step. This thoughtful, adaptive approach not only gathers input but transforms it into actionable ideas that reflect the diverse priorities of the community.

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COMPREHENSIVE & TRANSPORTATION PLANNING Alexandria Comprehensive Plan - Alexandria, IN Anderson Comprehensive Plan - Anderson, IN Bowman Field Neighborhood Plan - Louisville, KY Connect Franklin Transportation Plan - Franklin, TN Decatur County Comprehensive Plan - Decatur County, IN Elkhart Comprehensive Plan - Elkhart, IN Envision Franklin Comprehensive Plan - Franklin, TN Goose Creek Sub Area Housing Plan - Franklin, TN Greenfield Comprehensive Plan - Greenfield, IN Grow Spring Valley: Comprehensive Plan - Spring Valley, IL Indiana First Regional Development Plan - SWIDC Region Southern Indiana La Porte Comprehensive & Transportation Plan - La Porte, IN Lebanon Comprehensive Plan – Lebanon, IN McCordsville Comprehensive Plan – McCordsville, IN Monroe Comprehensive Plan – Monroe, OH Nashville Comprehensive Plan - Nashville, IN New Harmony Comprehensive Plan - New Harmony, IN St. Joseph County Comprehensive Plan - South Bend, IN Steadfast: IN-15 RPC Economic Recovery & Resiliency Plan - Southwestern, IN University Parkway Corridor Plan - Evansville/Vanderburgh County, IN US 30 PEL Corridor Plan - Marshall, Whitley, Kosciusko, Allen Counties, IN Westfield Comprehensive & Transportation Plan - Westfield, IN REDEVELOPMENT & ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT PLANNING Beech Grove Economic Development Plan - Beech Grove, IN Central Clarksville Redevelopment Plan – Clarksville, IN Hopewell Redevelopment and Commons Streetscape - Bloomington, IN Interstate-69 Strategic Development Plan Delaware/Grant/Madison Counties, Indiana Jacobsville Neighborhood Redevelopment Plan - Evansville, IN Jay County 68-Acre Development Plan - Portland, IN Pike County Interstate Strategic Plan - Pike County, Indiana Trades District Redevelopment Plan – Indianapolis, IN Twin Are Redevelopment Plan - Indianapolis, IN Wabash River North Study – Lafayette, IN 52

ZONING CODES, REGULATIONS, & GUIDELINES Boone County Regulating Plan & PUD, & Lebanon Industrial Flex District - Boone County/Lebanon, IN Chapel Hill Unified Development Audit & Code - Chapel Hill, NC Elkhart Zoning Code Update & Annexation Plan - Elkhart, IN Hawaii County Zoning Code Update -Hawaii County Kenton County Zoning Ordinance Rewrite - Kenton County, KY Lawrence Overlay District - Lawrence, IN On-Call Services - Pittsboro, IN On-Call Services - Upland, IN On-Call Services - Greenwood, IN On-Call Services - Bargersville, IN Ordinance Amendments - Pittsboro, IN Rewrite of Title 19 Zoning Code Audit - Maui County, HI Sevierville Code Diagnostics & Rewrite - Sevierville, TN Title 19 Zoning Code Audit & Update - Maui County, HI Town of Pittsboro On-Call Services - Pittsboro, IN Unified Development Code - Evansville/Vanderburgh County, IN Zoning Code Audit (14 Jurisdictions) and Model Code - Kenton County, KY DOWNTOWN PLANNING Downtown Development Plan - Daleville, IN Downtown Development Plan - Vincennes, IN Downtown Revitalization Plan - Alexandria, IN Downtown Revitalization Plan - Greenfield, IN Downtown Revitalization Plan - Marion, IN Downtown Sub Area Plan - Monroe, OH Downtown Revitalization Plan - Tipton, IN Economic Redevelopment Plan - Portland, IN Evansville Downtown Master Plan - Evansville, IN Greeenwood Downtown Development Plan - Greenwood, IN

RUNDELL ERNSTBERGER ASSOCIATES

Who We Are We’re committed to making our world a better place. That starts with celebrating the unique identity, culture, and history of each community. We make space for connection, for building new relationships and deeper engagement — and for improving the health of people and the planet. Our work reflects who we are and what our communities can become. Since 1979, we’ve put this vision into practice as a trusted partner for municipalities, universities, nonprofits, government agencies, and corporations in more than 25 states. We are recognized as a creative, interdisciplinary firm with a diverse portfolio of awardwinning projects.

What We Do We’re urban designers, planners, and landscape architects committed to enriching communities through connection and shared experience. We are stewards of your vision and advocates for your story. We empower you to imagine the future of your community through a common vision, carried out with collaboration, creativity, and technical craftsmanship.

STUDIO KAYAK TRIP

Each team member’s unique experience strengthens a firmwide culture that embraces and celebrates all people and perspectives.

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Recognition REA has an award-winning portfolio of innovative, creative, and sustainable urban design projects; extensive experience leading multi-disciplinary teams on complex public space, urban park, and downtown revitalization projects; exceptional community engagement experience; and a history of working as a team with our clients to plan, design, and implement transformative and highly impactful projects. Recognized by our peers in the landscape architectural profession as one of the leading site planning and design firms in the Midwest, REA has received more than 200 local, national and international design awards in the past 47 years.

Merit Award, ASLA Indiana Chapter, 2025 / Jacobsville Redevelopment Plan Honor Award, ASLA Indiana Chapter, 2022 / Clarksville Redevelopment Plan Honor Award, ASLA Indiana Chapter, 2021 / Trades District Vision Plan Outstanding Economic Development Plan, APA Indiana Chapter, 2022 / Clarksville Redevelopment Plan Outstanding Economic Development Plan, APA Indiana Chapter, 2021 / Twin Aire Redevelopment Plan Outstanding Transportation Plan, APA Indiana Chapter, 2021 / University Parkway Corridor Plan Outstanding Urban Design, APA Indiana Chapter 2021 / Monon Boulevard Outstanding Comprehensive Plan, APA Indiana Chapter, 2021 / Lebanon Comprehensive Plan ULI Americas 2022 Awards for Excellence Special Mention, Top 12 Finalists / Monon Boulevard & Midtown Plaza Honor Award, ASLA Indiana Chapter, 2020 / Trades District Vision Plan Honor Award, ASLA Indiana Chapter, 2020 / Ohio River North Vision Plan CNU International Award, 2019 / Monon Boulevard & Midtown Plaza Monumental Award, 2019 / Richard G. Lugar Plaza AIM Placemaking Award, 2019 / Monon Boulevard & Midtown Plaza AIM Placemaking Award, 2018 / The Jasper Parklands AIM Placemaking Award, 2018 / Daleville Town Hall Park & Splash Pad AIM Placemaking Award, 2018 / Jacobsville Streetscape Monumental Award, Indianapolis Chamber of Commerce, 2012 / Indianapolis Cultural Trail Honor Award - reth(IN)k Sustainability, Indianapolis Chamber of Commerce, 2012 / Indianapolis Cultural Trail Best Urban Plaza, International Making Cities Livable, 2012 / Main Street Square North America’s Top Twelve Public Squares, Project for Public Spaces, 2011 / Campus Martius Park Amanda Burden Urban Open Space Award, Urban Land Institute, 2010 / Campus Martius Park Great Places in America, American Planning Association, 2010 / Campus Martius Park

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