LAKESIDE MASTER PLAN COMMUNITY FORUM May 26, 2018

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1 LAKESIDE MASTER PLAN COMMUNITY FORUM May 26, 2018

2 PRESENTATION TOPICS 1. Process & Engagement 2. Master Plan Focus Areas Supporting Recommendations & Implementation Conversation 2

3 PROCESS & ENGAGEMENT

4 MASTER PLAN PROCESS COMMUNITY PARTICIPATION 1 UNDERSTANDING VISION & GOALS 2 CONCEPT DEVELOPMENT, APPROACHES & RECOMMENDATIONS 3 PRIORITIES, IMPLEMENTATION STRATEGY & ADOPTION SPRING/SUMMER 2017 > > Project Strategy > > Website Launch > > Stakeholder Interviews > > Workshop 1 SUMMER/FALL 2017 > > Data Analysis > > Building Audit > > Draft Concepts > > Workshop 2 WINTER 2017/SUMMER 2018 > > Community Priorities > > Concept Refinements > > Implementation Strategy > > Community Forum 4

5 ENGAGEMENT SUMMARY Thank you to everyone who has participated in the master planning process! Board of Directors Steering Committee Stakeholder interviews Community Organization survey Website activities 2 Community Workshops 2 Online Community Workshops Community Forum 5

6 ENGAGEMENT SUMMARY 1,210+ Thousands WEBSITE USERS ENGAGED THROUGH CORRESPONDENCE ,500+ DIRECT PARTICIPANTS IN MASTER PLAN WEBSITE, WORKSHOPS, INTERVIEWS & SURVEYS 3,000+ WHO WE VE HEARD FROM WORKSHOP ATTENDEES 192+ STAKEHOLDERS 150 SURVEY RESPONDENTS TOTAL IDEAS 75 FACEBOOK USERS 6

7 PLANNING PRINCIPLES REFLECT THE FOUR PILLARS 1 5 OF CHAUTAUQUA HELP US PRIORITIZE Including religious life, education, cultural arts and recreation PROTECT AND PRESERVE THE CHARACTER OF LAKESIDE Including maintenance and improvement of historic architecture, ensuring new structures contribute to Lakeside s character and tell the story of Lakeside s history SUPPORT LAKE ERIE AS THE CORNERSTONE OF LAKESIDE Including the aesthetics, health and sustainability of the lake with investment in lakefront activities CONSIDER THE FUTURE NEEDS OF ALL LAKESIDERS Including maintenance and improvement costs, strategic investment in new structures, and the timing and phasing of growth 6 7 BE VISIONARY Including long-term, aspirational visions for the future of Lakeside, as well as specific goals targeted at realizing the vision BE A STARTING POINT Including next steps for the plan with the understanding that every major investment requires follow up planning processes to define design detail Including Lakeside s intergenerational community and needs for affordability and accessibility 13

8 MASTER PLAN FOCUS AREAS

9 MASTER PLAN FOCUS AREAS This plan is meant to be a living, flexible document that will guide community decision-making and investment of resources for Lakeside Chautauqua over the next 15 to 20 years. 15

10 FOCUS AREAS CONCEPT PLANS SOUTH LAKESIDE & CULTURAL ARTS CAMPUS 2. CHAUTAUQUA CORRIDOR 3. RECREATION & WELLNESS CAMPUS 4. DOWNTOWN 5. LAKEFRONT & CENTRAL PARK 16

11 1. SOUTH LAKESIDE & CULTURAL ARTS CAMPUS MAPLE AVE CONSOLIDATED MAINTENANCE FACILITIES & CENTRALIZED WAREHOUSE SHOWER HOUSE TRAIL CONNECTION RECYCLING AREA IMPROVEMENTS 7TH ST PARKING ENTRY SIGNAGE 163 DECORATIVE FENCING SECONDARY ENTRANCE GRAND ENTRANCE WELCOME CENTER, MUSEUM & ARCHIVES LANDSCAPE SCREENING 17

12 1. SOUTH LAKESIDE & CULTURAL ARTS CAMPUS Love the new vision for the Welcome Center! Much more intuitive & inviting! This is Lakeside s front door... integrating welcome & history at entrance makes good sense. It s the face of Lakeside and will invite people in. We need to address the gate appearance and first impression to connect with the local community to express openness. 18

13 1. SOUTH LAKESIDE & CULTURAL ARTS CAMPUS SIGNATURE STREETSCAPE 163 OUTDOOR AMPHITHEATER ADDITION & AUDITORIUM RENOVATED SCHOOLHOUSE 7TH ST PLAZA PARKING ALONG 7TH ST PARK SPACE & ADDED TRAILS N 19

14 1. SOUTH LAKESIDE & CULTURAL ARTS CAMPUS Expand the Fine Arts Center - music, art, sculpture. This area has needed attention for years. There is so much potential here for culture and arts. Need improved/additional cultural arts space, lecture halls and meeting space. Love that the outdoor space/ amphitheater creates space for entire family. More ambitious programming for all ages 20

15 1. SOUTH LAKESIDE & CULTURAL ARTS CAMPUS PHASE 1 SIGNATURE STREETSCAPE PARKING 1 GRAND ENTRANCE DECORATIVE FENCING WELCOME CENTER, MUSEUM & ARCHIVES 21

16 1. SOUTH LAKESIDE & CULTURAL ARTS CAMPUS PHASE 2 ADDITION & AUDITORIUM PARKING RENOVATED SCHOOLHOUSE PARK SPACE & ADDED TRAILS OUTDOOR AMPHITHEATER PLAZA PARKING ALONG 7TH ST 22

17 1. SOUTH LAKESIDE & CULTURAL ARTS CAMPUS PHASE 3 SHOWERHOUSE TRAIL CONNECTION SECONDARY ENTRANCE 23

18 1. SOUTH LAKESIDE & CULTURAL ARTS CAMPUS PHASE ENTRY SIGNAGE 1 4 LANDSCAPE SCREENING CONSOLIDATED MAINTENANCE FACILITIES & CENTRALIZED WAREHOUSE RECYCLING AREA IMPROVEMENTS 24

19 2. CHAUTAUQUA CORRIDOR FLEXIBLE GROUP HOUSING SOUTH AUDITORIUM RENOVATION & ADDITION 6TH ST EXPANDED STORAGE COURTYARD PARKING WO-HO-MIS RENOVATION CENTRAL ST WALNUT ST 5TH ST 25

20 2. CHAUTAUQUA CORRIDOR South Auditorium is one of the most used buildings in Lakeside. It should be renovated for better use. Enhanced South Auditorium entrance - very nice! Get rid of the current additions - they are eyesores. Up-to-date youth housing facilities for camps and conferences to promote Lakeside. CENTRAL ST WALNUT ST 5TH ST Preserve, restore, and maintain our historic buildings. 26

21 2. CHAUTAUQUA CORRIDOR PHASE 1 WO-HO-MIS RENOVATION 1 CENTRAL ST WALNUT ST 5TH ST 27

22 2. CHAUTAUQUA CORRIDOR PHASE 2 SOUTH AUDITORIUM RENOVATION & ADDITION PARKING CENTRAL ST 1 2 WALNUT ST COURTYARD EXPANDED STORAGE 5TH ST 28

23 2. CHAUTAUQUA CORRIDOR PHASE 3 3 POTENTIAL FLEXIBLE GROUP HOUSING CENTRAL ST 1 2 WALNUT ST 5TH ST 29

24 3. RECREATION & WELLNESS CAMPUS PICKLEBALL COURTS & COMMON AREA IMPROVE PATHWAYS FLEXIBLE HOUSING 6TH ST PEACH ST VINE ST GROUNDS MAINTENANCE BUILDING RENOVATION TO CAFE 30

25 3. RECREATION & WELLNESS CAMPUS Pickleball courts sound like a great idea, as do restrooms in the area of the tennis campus. A place where you can park the car and walk, talk, bike, hike, swim, learn, and burn the stress away. Space for restaurant/cafe! 6TH ST PEACH ST VINE ST Any opportunity to re-purpose a building to be more functional, fun, or family friendly is the best way to go. 31

26 3. RECREATION & WELLNESS CAMPUS PHASE 1 1 6TH ST PEACH ST PICKLEBALL COURTS & COMMON AREA IMPROVE PATHWAYS VINE ST 32

27 3. RECREATION & WELLNESS CAMPUS PHASE TH ST FLEXIBLE HOUSING PEACH ST VINE ST 33

28 3. RECREATION & WELLNESS CAMPUS PHASE PEACH ST 6TH ST 3 GROUNDS MAINTENANCE BUILDING RENOVATION TO CAFE VINE ST 34

29 4. DOWNTOWN SIGNATURE DOWNTOWN STREETSCAPE NEW DRIVE & PARKING ADDITIONAL PARKING MAPLE AVE FOUNTAIN INN RENOVATION 3RD ST 2ND ST NEW RETAIL & OFFICE HOTEL LAKESIDE FULL HISTORIC RESTORATION WALNUT AVE PEDESTRIAN-ONLY OPTIONAL PEDESTRIAN-ONLY 35

30 4. DOWNTOWN Make downtown more attractive and safe. [Hotel Lakeside] needs to be restored and maintained. It is Lakeside. Traffic flow change is a good idea. Improve retail and eating options. 2ND ST Make sure amenities are keeping pace with other vacation options. Need to review pedestrian areas and sidewalks. 36

31 2ND ST 4. DOWNTOWN PHASE 1 NEW DRIVE & PARKING 1 ADDITIONAL PARKING MAPLE AVE FOUNTAIN INN RENOVATION 1 NEW RETAIL & OFFICE WALNUT AVE 37

32 2ND ST 4. DOWNTOWN PHASE 2 1 HERITAGE HALL RENOVATIONS 2 MAPLE AVE 1 ORCHESTRA HALL RENOVATIONS WALNUT AVE 2 HOOVER AUDITORIUM RENOVATIONS 2 38

33 2ND ST 4. DOWNTOWN PHASE MAPLE AVE MIXED USE INFILL 1 HOTEL LAKESIDE FULL HISTORIC RESTORATION WALNUT AVE

34 2ND ST 4. DOWNTOWN PHASE SIGNATURE DOWNTOWN STREETSCAPE MAPLE AVE 1 WALNUT AVE

35 5. LAKEFRONT & CENTRAL PARK ACTIVATED DOCK SUP & KAYAK LAUNCH EXPANDED BEACH PAVILION COURTYARD REPLICATE BELL TOWER FLOW THROUGH ENHANCED BEAUTIFUL MILE 2ND ST BEAUTIFUL MILE EXTENSION NEW GREENSPACE RENOVATED CENTRAL PARK MAPLE ST 41

36 5. LAKEFRONT & CENTRAL PARK I think this re-visioning is spectacular. Love the expanded beach; getting rid of cars is a great idea. The dock ideas are excellent. It would be great to have a launch dock for watercraft/more boating options. 2ND ST Radical love for our lake and the land around it; more programs to improve our sustainability. MAPLE ST 42

37 5. LAKEFRONT & CENTRAL PARK PHASE 1 REPLICATE BELL TOWER 1 BEAUTIFUL MILE EXTENSION 2ND ST MAPLE ST RENOVATED CENTRAL PARK NEW GREENSPACE ENHANCED BEAUTIFUL MILE 43

38 5. LAKEFRONT & CENTRAL PARK PHASE 2 HYDROLOGIC STUDY & BEACH EXPANSION FEASIBILITY STUDY PAVILION IMPROVEMENTS/ REPLACEMENT 2 FLOW THROUGH 1 2ND ST MAPLE ST SUP & KAYAK LAUNCH EXPANDED BEACH ACTIVATED DOCK 44

39 SUPPORTING RECOMMENDATIONS & IMPLEMENTATION

40 SUPPORTING RECOMMENDATIONS Address immediate building maintenance issues Diversify housing options Augment historic preservation & design review Upgrade roadway and stormwater infrastructure Simplify streets & circulation Audit signage & wayfinding Pursue off-site opportunities Enhance shuttle operations Incorporate sustainability into all improvements»» Opportunities for parks, open space and trails 46

41 ADDRESS IMMEDIATE BUILDING MAINTENANCE ISSUES BUILDING AUDIT LAKESIDE PAVILION CARROLL BUILDING GREEN GABLES/ WOMEN S CLUB HOTEL LAKESIDE DORM ERIE GUEST HOUSE Lynn Ave Maple Ave Central Ave Jasmine Ave Vine Ave 2nd St Plum Ave Cherry Ave Elm Ave Northern Ave Oak Ave Sycamore Ave Walnut Ave ORCHESTRA HALL FOUR SHOPS HERITAGE HALL FOUNTAIN INN BRADLEY TEMPLE 4th St HOOVER AUDITORIUM North Shore Blvd. Cedar Ave Laurel Ave WO-HO-MIS Prairie St WESLEY LODGE SOUTH AUDITORIUM 6th St Poplar Ave GROUNDS MAINTENANCE BUILDING HILLTOP ANNEX EPWORTH LODGE 7th St HOUSES DIRECTOR S HOUSE SCHOOLHOUSE Harbor Rd. 163 TRAIN STATION Erie Beach Rd. WELCOME CENTER MAINTENANCE BUILDING 47

42 ADDRESS IMMEDIATE BUILDING MAINTENANCE ISSUES BUILDING AUDIT Grades overall building condition Notes historic significance Catalogs immediate needs and budget estimates Additional comments relating to other needed building upgrades Good-to-Moderate Condition FOUNTAIN INN Moderate-to-Fair Condition GROUNDS MAINTENANCE BUILDING Fair-to-Poor Condition SCHOOLHOUSE > > Welcome Center > > Train Station > > Wesley Lodge > > Fountain Inn > > Orchestra Hall > > Bradley Temple > > Green Gables > > Hoover Auditorium > > Hotel Lakeside > > Pavilion > > Director s House > > Epworth Lodge > > Heritage Hall > > 625 Poplar Ave. > > Four Shops > > Carroll Building > > Grounds Maintenance Bldg > > 617 Poplar Ave. > > South Auditorium > > Hilltop House & Annex > > Schoolhouse > > Wo-Ho-Mis > > Maintenance Building > > Erie Guest House > > Dormitory 49

43 ADDRESS IMMEDIATE BUILDING MAINTENANCE ISSUES BUILDING AUDIT Immediate maintenance and repairs to existing buildings to ensure they are safe and dry Significant savings will be achieved if projects can be bundled together ADA, bathroom updates and electrical/mechanical upgrades are noted, but not included in the overall budget figures 48

44 DIVERSIFY HOUSING OPTIONS OPPORTUNITY FOR STAFF OR FLEXIBLE HOUSING OPPORTUNITY FOR FLEXIBLE HOUSING YOUTH GROUP HOUSING OPPORTUNITY FOR NEW CABINS OPPORTUNITY FOR INSTRUCTOR OR ARTIST-IN- RESIDENCE HOUSING OPPORTUNITY SPACES FOR FLEXIBLE HOUSING, APARTMENTS OR CONDOS 50

45 AUGMENT HISTORIC PRESERVATION & DESIGN REVIEW Examine districts to better define architectural character Review stormwater requirements Address oversight of contractors Address compliance with agreements and approval stipulations MODERN LAKEFRONT SMALL COTTAGES NEW CONSTRUCTION 51

46 Erie Beach Rd. Oak Ave Sycamore Ave Cedar Ave Laurel Ave Peach Ave Cherry Ave Poplar Ave Lynn Ave Jasmine Ave Vine Ave Plum Ave Elm Ave UPGRADE ROADWAY AND STORMWATER INFRASTRUCTURE Conduct a detailed engineering and design study EXISTING STREETS PAVEMENT Roadway surface replacement, Northern Ave 2nd St Stormwater infrastructure upgrades, North Shore Blvd. 4th St 6th St Enhancements to existing roadways as suggested in the Master Plan Harbor Rd. 7th St 163 EXISTING STREETS PAVEMENT CONDITION Good 163 Fair Poor 52

47 Oak Ave Lynn Ave Sycamore Ave Maple Ave Walnut Ave Central Ave Cedar Ave Jasmine Ave Laurel Ave Vine Ave Peach Ave Plum Ave Cherry Ave Elm Ave Poplar Ave SIMPLIFY STREETS & CIRCULATION 1 Maple Avenue Signature Street Maple Avenue Downtown Remove Pavilion Standard Vehicle Access nd St 3rd St 4th St 4 New Street 5th St 5 6 Delivery Access Optional New Pedestrian Areas Erie Beach Rd. 6th St 7th St 7 8 Campground and Contractors Entrance Maintenance and Deliveries Harbor Rd. 163 Two-way Streets One-way Streets New Street Pedestrian Only 53

48 AUDIT SIGNAGE & WAYFINDING A full signage audit should be conducted to catalog current signage and needs System should address wayfinding signage, building and campus signs and operations signs at a vehicle and pedestrian scale THE WORTHINGTON, OHIO CITYWIDE WAYFINDING SYSTEM PROVIDES A PALATE OF SIGNAGE FOR THE CITY THAT IS COHESIVE AND APPROPRIATE TO WORTHINGTON S CHARACTER AND HISTORY 54

49 Cedar Ave Laurel Ave Poplar Ave Oak Ave Walnut Ave Lynn Ave Maple Ave Central Ave Vine Ave Plum Ave Cherry Ave Elm Ave PURSUE OFF-SITE OPPORTUNITIES 1 2 Potential Easement for Otterbein Shuttle & Danbury School Lot Potential Parking at Southwest Edge of Lakeside Jasmine Ave 2nd St Potential use of Biro Property Bring South Lakeside Parcels Inside the Fence Potential agreement with LaFarge 3 Alternative Maintenance Sites Sycamore Ave 4th St North Shore Blvd. 5th St Prairie St 1 OTTERBEIN NORTH SHORE 6th St 5 Harbor Rd. 7th St 3 4 BIRO MFG. Elliott St Main St Church St DANBURY SCHOOLS Erie Beach Rd LAFARGE QUARRY 55

50 ENHANCE SHUTTLE OPERATIONS CHAUTAUQUA PARK * WELLNESS & REC. CAMPUS CULTURAL ARTS CENTER WELCOME CENTER DANBURY LOT * 5th St 6th St 2ND STREET GATE * 4th St 3rd St 2nd St COTTAGES SHUFFLEBOARD COURTS Jasmine Ave 2nd St HOOVER ACCESSIBILITY * Maple Ave HOOVER AUD. & FOUNTAIN INN CHAUTAUQUA CORRIDOR OTTERBEIN 5TH STREET GATE * * HOTEL LAKESIDE Expand the dedicated primary shuttle route to serve popular destinations Introduce a high frequency route between the Welcome Center and Downtown Continue to offer on-demand shuttles Consider new electric, enclosed shuttle vehicles with doors and seat belts * Primary Loop Primary Loop Stops On-Demand Shuttle Stop High Frequency Route High Frequency Route Stop 56

51 INCORPORATE SUSTAINABILITY INTO ALL IMPROVEMENTS SUSTAINABILITY - SITE RECREATION & WELLNESS CAMPUS WATER HABITAT 5th St SOUTH LAKESIDE & CULTURAL ARTS CAMPUS 4th St CHAUTAUQUA CORRIDOR NATIVE PLANTINGS 2nd St 3rd St Walnut Avenue Maple Avenue Sycamore Avenue Oak Avenue Erie Beach Road RAIN GARDENS ALONG STREETSCAPES LAKEFRONT & CENTRAL PARK PERVIOUS PAVERS IN PARKING LOTS Traditional Opportunity Integrated Opportunity Naturalized Opportunity 57

52 INCORPORATE SUSTAINABILITY INTO ALL IMPROVEMENTS SUSTAINABILITY - LIGHTING LED fixtures to reduce energy use Low color temperature light to reduce harshness Legend (Existing Conditions) Cobra Light Fixture Acorn Light Fixture Lakeside Limits 58

53 INCORPORATE SUSTAINABILITY INTO ALL IMPROVEMENTS SUSTAINABILITY - BUILDINGS LAKESIDE PAVILION CARROLL BUILDING HOTEL LAKESIDE ERIE GUEST HOUSE HERITAGE HALL FOUNTAIN INN DORM GREEN GABLES/ WOMEN S CLUB ORCHESTRA HALL FOUR SHOPS BRADLEY TEMPLE HOOVER AUDITORIUM Continue investing in maintenance of existing buildings Avoid new HVAC systems & upgrade existing systems to maximize efficiency WESLEY LODGE SOUTH AUDITORIUM EPWORTH LODGE WO-HO-MIS GROUNDS MAINTENANCE BUILDING HILLTOP ANNEX HOUSES Natural ventilation and lighting in new buildings DIRECTOR S HOUSE SCHOOLHOUSE 163 TRAIN STATION WELCOME CENTER MAINTENANCE BUILDING 59

54 OPPORTUNITIES FOR PARKS, OPEN SPACE & TRAILS Connection to Regional Amenities DANBURY HIGH SCHOOL PLANNED NEW PARKING LOT AND CROSS-COUNTRY TRAIL; POTENTIAL ROAD CONNECTION TO NORTH SHORE BLVD. LAKESIDE CHAUTAUQUA EAST HARBOR, PUT-IN-BAY, NORTH, SOUTH & MIDDLE BASS, PERRY S MONUMENT FOUNDATION PARK KELLEYS ISLAND MARBLEHEAD LIGHTHOUSE Connection to Danbury Schools Recreation Areas Opportunities for Perry Park, Cherry Park and Chautauqua Park Update Tree Survey Other Parks, Recreation & Open Space Village of Marblehead Park or Public Park land Other Recreation Facility or Greenspace Lake Erie Coastal Trail and Scenic Byway Danbury Schools Recreation Expansion Village of Marblehead Trail System Master Plan Proposed Trail On Road/Shared Roadway RADAR PARK * * JAMES PARK LAKESIDE DAISY STATE NATURE PRESERVE * MARBLEHEAD LIGHTHOUSE STATE PARK * LAKE POINT PARK Proposed Trail Paved Shoulder Proposed Trail Off Road/Multi-Use Path * Nature/Mountain Bike Trail/Cross Country Skiing Trailhead BAY POINT GOLF COURSE 60

55 IMPLEMENTATION FOCUS AREA RECOMMENDATION TIME FRAME South Lakeside & Cultural Arts Campus Chautauqua Corridor Recreation & Wellness Campus Downtown Lakefront & Central Park Supporting Recommendations 1 Entrance & SR 163 Improvements, Welcome Center & Museum, Parking Lot, Maple Ave. Streetscape 2 Indoor & Outdoor Cultural Arts & Performance Space, Park Space 3 Improve Campground 4 Consolidate Maintenance & Service Area 1 Renovate Wo-Ho-Mis 2 Enhance Education & Event Facilities 3 Expanded Group Housing Options 1 Park & Site Improvements 2 Expanded Group Housing Options 3 Re-use of Maintenance Building 1 Create Access Drive Behind Hotel Lakeside, Fountain Inn Block 2 Hoover Auditorium, Orchestra Hall, Heritage Hall Improvements 3 Renovate Hotel Lakeside (full historic) 4 Improve Downtown Streets & Circulation 1 Enhance Central Park & Beautiful Mile 2 Lakefront Pavilion & Dock; Expanded Beach, Recreation & Boating Continue Ongoing Building Maintenance Expand Housing Options Augment Historic Preservation & Design Review Simplify Streets & Circulation Upgrade Roadway & Stormwater Infrastructure Enhance Shuttle Operations Add Off-Site Parking Audit Signage & Wayfinding Incorporate Sustainability Enhance Parks, Open Space & Trails SHORT TERM MEDIUM TERM LONG TERM 61

56 TODAY S CONVERSATION Review concept details on each display board Receive & review Executive Summary document Ask questions & discuss with fellow Lakesiders and the Master Planning Team THANK YOU! 62