The following recommendations are among those included in the East-Northeast Winston-Salem Area Plan Update, beginning on page 23:
- Low-density attached residential is recommended for the following Residential Opportunity Areas: Fourteenth Street/Addison Avenue; Waterworks Road; and Old Greensboro Road/Reidsville Road.
- Office and commercial uses are recommended to be consolidated at existing office/commercial locations and at designated activity centers and mixed-use opportunity areas.
- Support the redevelopment/rehabilitation of older and underutilized commercial and industrial sites.
- Consolidate industrial development at two existing locations: Winston-Salem Business Park and Brookwood Business Park.
- Facilitate the development of the Glenn/Ogburn Avenue; Liberty Street; East Winston; Old Greensboro/Barbara Jane; New Walkertown/Fourteenth Street; Jetway; and Walkertown/Carver School Road Activity Centers.
- Facilitate mixed-use development in the Cleveland Avenue Master Plan area; Cleveland Avenue Homes Transformation Plan area; Second to Fifth Streets; Old Greensboro Road/Waterworks (Delta Visions Conference Center); The Commons of Forsyth County; and Lakeside Villas Apartments.
- Allow institutions to grow and expand to meet their needs in a manner compatible with their surrounding neighborhoods.
- Follow the recommended Special Land Use Conditions for identified sites.
- Implement the proposed character for recommended Growth Corridors: Urban character for Martin Luther King Jr. Drive and N. Liberty Street, and urban/suburban character for New Walkertown Road.
- Support the potential streetcar/urban circulator proposed for the southern portion of the planning area.
- Construct new greenways in accordance with the plan recommendations.
- Implement proposals for sidewalks on identified roads.
- Implement proposals for road improvements to accommodate bicycles.
- Implement the Transforming Urban Residential Neighborhoods (TURN) program in the Dreamland and Ladeara Crest neigborhoods.
- Encourage studies on the unique mid-twentieth century architecture that exists in the planning area.