Agenda. I. Welcome & Introductions 6:00pm. I. Parcel Specific Discussion 6:20pm. Please turn off your cellphones!

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2 Agenda I. Welcome & Introductions 6:00pm I. Overview Presentation 6:15pm I. Parcel Specific Discussion 6:20pm IV. Next Steps 7:45pm IV. Adjourn 8:00pm Please turn off your cellphones!

3 Study Overview Scope disposition of DND property land use & design guidelines market assessment & business analysis

4 Study Overview & Process Phase 1 Phase 2 Phase 3 June 2008 December 2008 June 2009 Fall 2009 Discussions w/stakeholders Gather Info/Existing Conditions Develop Preliminary Land Use & Design Guidelines Business Analysis & Market Assessment Land Use & Design Guidelines Action Plan

5 Parcel Disposition DND Property 270 vacant properties 1.2 million sq. feet

6 Parcel Disposition Four Corners Inventory 45 vacant properties 232,000 sq. feet 19 tax delinquent properties 126,000 sq. feet 8 bank owned properties 2 abandoned properties

7 Clusters-Session # Washington Bowdoin Washington Arvale Road

8 Clusters-Session #2 191 Bowdoin Erie & Washington Ronaldo Street Lynnville 379 Geneva Terrace Erie Street Westville Washington Lynnville St Washington Geneva

9 Residential Selections-Session #2 Ronald 191 Bowdoin Street Seaver 379 & Geneva Merrill Street Washington Westville Street Washington Geneva Street

10 Existing Conditions-Character

11 Urban Village Concept Plan

12 Urban Village Concept Plan 1 2 3

13 Parcel Specific Session Vision Use Guidelines Design Guidelines: Orientation Building Character & Materials Edges & Street Wall Site Open Space & Landscaping Sustainability; Green Buildings Renewable Energy; Healthy Homes Example Parking Design & Access; Storm-water Management

14 FOUR CORNERS AREA Erie-Greenwood-Washington Street Land Use: Vacant Square Footage: 10,735 Zoning: Structures: None Vehicular Access: Greenwood Street Pedestrian Access: Greenwood, Washington & Erie St. Topographic Features: Leveled Site Vegetation: Existing trees

15 FOUR CORNERS AREA Lynnville/ Washington Street Land Use: Vacant Existing Square Footage: 8,300 Square Footage w Addition: 14,075 Zoning: Structures: Billboard Vehicular Access: Wash. St. & Lynnville Ter. Pedestrian Access: Lynnville Terrence Topographic Features: Leveled Site Vegetation: Some existing trees & shrubs

16 FOUR CORNERS AREA 251 Washington Street Land Use: Parking Lot Existing Square Footage: 12,525 Square Footage w Addition: 25,105 Zoning: Structures: Small Commercial Vehicular Access: Washington Street Pedestrian Access: Washington Street Topographic Features: Slightly sloped - Wetland in back Vegetation: Existing trees in back of site

17 FOUR CORNERS AREA 218 Washington Street Land Use: Urban Wild Existing Square Footage: 36,960 Square Footage w Addition: 43,560 Zoning: Structures: None Vehicular Access: Washington Street Pedestrian Access: Washington Street Topographic Features: Steep Slope Vegetation: Highly vegetated

18 Residential Selections-Session #2 191 Ronald Bowdoin Street Seaver 379 & Geneva Merrill Street Washington Westville Street Washington Geneva Street

19 Residential Guidelines

20 Residential Guidelines

21 Residential Guidelines Seaver & Merrill Street Option 2 Option 1

22 Residential Guidelines 282 Washington St Bradlee St 405 Washington St

23 Top 10 Sustainable Techniques MATERIAL USE: Select environmentally friendly materials non ozone depleting chemicals, and locally produced materials and recycled materials. WATER SAVING APPLIANCES: High efficiency appliances saves water, energy and space in your home. Examples: Clothes Washer, Dehumidifiers, Dishwashers ENERGY EFFICIENT APPLIANCES: High efficiency appliances saves energy, space and cost of bills in your home Examples: Refrigerators; Heating; Ventilation, and Air Conditioning systems, Lighting, Cooking, Laundry. SOLAR ENERGY: Solar energy is renewable, environmentally friendly and less expensive then buying it from power company. Examples :photovoltaic h l i panels INSULATION: All forms of insulation will help to cut your heating costs and your carbon footprint. Insulate: Roofs, walls and floors GREEN ROOFTOPS: Adds aesthetic, ecological and economic benefits along with reducing stormwater runoff. RECYCLING STATION: Helps from over crowded landfills and the depletion of our natural resources. Recycle: Paper, Glass, Plastic, Aluminum, Metal, Cardboard and many more. RAIN WATER HARVESTING: Rain Water Harvesting as a method of utilizing rain water for domestic and agricultural use. Examples: Gutter Techniques and rainwater collectors SHADING: The right vegetation can significantly reduce water loads and cut energy bills by buffering the house against strong winds or harsh sun. Examples: vegetated screens and trees GLAZING: By replacing single panes of glass with double panes and a cavity of trapped air in between, the heat lost through your windows can be reduced.

24 Next Steps Develop Draft Land Use & Design Guidelines Post Draft Guidelines August 2009 Report Back September 2009

25 Contact To view this and prior presentations, please go to: BRA web site: or org