Highway 93 South Corridor. Planning

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1 Highway 93 South Corridor 1 Planning Suitable for all categories business and personal presentation, eaque ipsa quae ab illo inventore veritatis et quasi architecto Check It Out

2 Presentation Steering Committee Meeting #2 2 A. Roadmap, Budget and Roles B. Review Issues and Opportunities Exercise C. Detailed Review Zoning, Land Use D. Corridor Boundary and Sub-districts E. Public Kick-off Meeting Discussion

3 Planning Process 3 Issues Decision Making Plan Vision Implement Policy

4 Road Map of Planning Process Steering Committee (Issues) 1: May 17, introductions, background, issues/opps 2: May 30, detail on existing uses, issues/opportunities 3: June 14, Transportation focus and discuss Public Mtg Public Open House 1 (Issues) 1: mid-july, Kick-off Mtg - overview and background; opportunities for participation; identify issues/concerns Steering Committee (Vision) 4: early-aug, review public feedback, draft existing conditions; prep for Public Mtg Public Open House 2 (Vision) 2: early-sept, vision for corridor, design charrettes, priorities, areas to improve Steering Committee (Policy) 5: end-sept, review vision statement, goals, objectives 6: end-oct, review chapters, prep for Public Mtg 4 Public Open House 3 (Policy) Work Sessions Planning Board City Steering Council Committee (Adoption) 3: mid-nov, review vision, goals, objectives, policies, implementation actions Early 2019, Works Sessions with Planning Board and City Council Early 2019, Present Draft Plan Spring 2019, Present Draft Plan

5 Budget and Roles Money and Resources Allocated to Project; Staff, Consultant Roles Funds Allocated FY K budget+15k TIF Funds FY K budget+15k TIF Funds For all Long Range Planning Projects Traffic Engineer Spacing of traffic signals, access, median, street grid Landscape Architect Renderings/envision before and after scenarios, etc. 5 Resources Allocated New Long Range Planning Position created specifically to facilitate/coordinate these types of long-term plans in house with Planning Director guidance, assistance, and oversight Economics How much commercial/retail space can our local population support now and into future? Amount of commercial zoning appropriate? Web Design Web-based plan?

6 Review Issues/Opportunities Summary of Input from First Meeting 6 Traffic/congestion Issue Need grid system in place before development Discontinuous bike paths; Unsafe bike/ped facilities; Safe Routes to School/recreation Minimal river access FUNCTION Opportunity Roundabouts at 13 th and JP Rd; Landscaped median and wide buffer or berm; Park & Rides East/West connections: 7 th St. from Karrow to Kalispell (includes new bridge); Greenwood east to Monegan; JP Rd west to Karrow Make bike/ped path connections along river; protected bikeway along highway Improved River access/river parks Too much area zoned commercial Allow deed restricted residential by right

7 Review Issues/Opportunities Summary of Input from First Meeting 7 Issue Strip development/sprawl Lack of transitions: strip to lowdensity residential; south to downtown; county to city Many stakeholders and diverse perspectives- all need to be heard FORM Opportunity Improve aesthetics to match downtown; continuity with downtown; PUD overlay to improve quality of development; landscaped medians and wide buffer or berm Welcome to Whitefish theme; buffer/smooth transitions; viewsheds; gateway at Highway 40 intersection OTHER Wildlife along river

8 South Corridor Review Issues/Opportunities Items that weren t mentioned at first meeting, but should be considered 8 WB-2 zoning between 6 th Street and river; Existing lot sizes don t allow businesses to meet intent of district. Review economic performance/ uses allowed in WB-2 Entryway park at Hwy 40; other park spaces desired in corridor?

9 South Corridor Review Issues/Opportunities Items that weren t mentioned at first meeting, but should be considered 9 Extension of Services/Annexation Policy; city/county interaction and county s new South Whitefish Overlay Distance between traffic signals; access management

10 South Corridor Review Issues/Opportunities Items that weren t mentioned at first meeting, but should be considered 10 Concept for backage roads south of Hwy 40 Replace Whitefish River culverts with new bridge?

11 Hwy 93 Corridor Study Area Future Land Use Designation 11 Proportion of Each Land Use Designation in Corridor Hospital 47.4 acres Residential 445 acres Rural Residential: 182 acres Suburban: 150 acres Urban: 97 acres High Density: 16 acres 6% 57% 28% 786 Acres 6.5% 2.8% General/Highway Commercial 220 acres Planned Industrial 51 acres Rural 22 acres

12 Corridor Future Land Use Designation - City 12 Hospital 45 acres Proportion of Each Land Use Designation in Corridor Within City 37.5% 9.2% General/Highway Commercial 215 acres Residential 183 acres Rural Residential: 0.05 acres Suburban: 96 acres Urban: 88 acres 489 Acres 44% 5.8% Planned Industrial 28 acres

13 Corridor Future Land Use Designation - County 13 Proportion of Each Land Use Designation in Corridor Outside City Limits Residential 245 acres Rural Residential: 182 acres Suburban: 54 acres Urban: 9 acres 83% 296 Acres 1.5% 8% 7% General/Highway Commercial 4.4 acres Planned Industrial 23 acres Rural 22 acres

14 Zoning in Hwy 93 Corridor 14 Proportion by Zoning District in Corridor Residential: WCR, WER, WLR, WR-1, WR-2, WR-4, R-2, R- 2.5, R-3, SAG-10, SAG acres 0.7% Agricultural 5.8 acres 39% 786 Acres 56% Business: WB-1, WB-2, WB-4, B-2A, BSD 437 acres 4.2% Industrial 33.4 acres

15 Corridor Zoning Within City 15 Proportion of Each Zoning District in City Limits of Corridor Residential: WCR, WER, WLR, WR-1, WR-2, WR-4, 161 acres 1% 64% Agricultural 5.8 acres 33% 489 Acres Business: WB-1, WB-2, WB acres 2% Industrial 10.4 acres

16 Corridor Zoning - County 16 Proportion of Each Zoning District in County Portion of Corridor Residential: R-2, R-2.5, R-3, SAG-5, SAG acres Business: B-2A, BSD 126 acres 50% 296 Acres 42% 8% Industrial 10.4 acres

17 Do Future Land Use Designation and Zoning Match? 17 Inconsistencies in Corridor 20% 60% 50% 45% 50%

18 Hwy 93 Corridor Study Area Existing Uses 18 Proportion of Type of Use in Corridor Commercial 134 acres Residential Single-family detached = 159 acres 20% 24% 6% Residential Single- and multi-family attached = 37 acres Institutional Government, hospital, places of worship = 35 acres 5% 3% Industrial 22 acres 41% Vacant Land or buildings with development potential/ Open space preserved = 270 acres

19 Corridor Existing Uses - City 19 Proportion of Type of Use in Corridor Within City Limits Commercial 117 acres Residential Single-family detached = 59.5 acres 30% 15% 9.5% Residential Attached = 37 acres 9% Institutional Government, hospital, places of worship = 35 acres 36% Vacant Land or buildings with development potential = 123 acres Open space; preserved = 18 acres

20 Corridor Existing Uses - County 20 Proportion of Type of Use in Corridor Outside City Residential Single-family detached 99 acres Commercial 17 acres Industrial 22 acres 6% 8% 37% 48% Vacant Land or buildings with development potential 129 acres

21 Do Future and Existing Land Uses Match? 21 Inconsistencies in Corridor 20% 60% 50% 45% 50%

22 Trends in Residential Uses 22 How much housing has been added (or lost) in the Corridor over the last 15 years? 20% 60% 50% 45% 50%

23 Draft Corridor Boundary 23 Segment A Segment B Segment C 6 th Street south to the Whitefish River or 13 th Street; Primarily zoned WB-2, but many uses do not fit intent of district; new bridges, road extensions; replace culverts Description Text "On the other hand, we denounce with righteous indignation and dislike Whitefish River or 13 th Street south to Highway 40; buffering between WB-2 and low density residential; raised median, access issues; aesthetics South of Highway 40 intersection; annexation policy; City/County interface with S Whitefish Overlay; zoning vs. existing and future use designations

24 Corridor Planning Segments 24 Approach to Planning Linear Segments Segment A 6 th Street south to the Whitefish River or 13 th Street; Primarily zoned WB-2, but many uses do not fit intent of district; new bridges, road extensions; replace culverts Segment B Whitefish River or 13 th Street south to Highway 40; buffering between WB-2 and low density residential; raised median, access issues; aesthetics Segment C South of Highway 40 intersection; utilities/annexation policy; City/County interface with S Whitefish Overlay; zoning vs. existing and future use designations

25 Public Open House #1 Steering Committee (Issues) 1: May 17, introductions, background, issues/opps 2: May 30, detail on existing uses, issues/opps 3: June 14, Transportation focus and prep for Public Mtg Public Open House 1 (Issues) 1: mid-july, Kick-off Mtg - overview and background; opportunities for participation; identify issues/concerns Steering Committee (Vision) 4: early-aug, review public feedback and draft chapters on existing conditions; prep for Public Mtg Public Open House 2 (Vision) 2: early-sept, vision for corridor, priorities, areas to improve Steering Committee (Policy) 5: end-sept, review vision statement, goals, objectives 6: end-oct, review Chapters, prep for Public Mtg 25 Public Open House (Policy) Work Sessions Planning Board City Council (Adoption) Steering Committee 3: mid-nov, review goals, objectives, policies, implementation actions Early 2019, Works Sessions with Planning Board and City Council Early 2019, Present Draft Plan Spring 2019, Present Draft Plan

26 Next Steering Committee Meeting Steering Committee (Issues) 1: May 17, introductions, background, issues/opps 2: May 30, detail on existing uses, issues/opps 3: June 14, Transportation focus and prep for Public Mtg Public Open House 1 (Issues) 1: mid-july, Kick-off Mtg - overview and background; opportunities for participation; identify issues/concerns Steering Committee (Vision) 4: early-aug, review public feedback and draft chapters on existing conditions; prep for Public Mtg Public Open House 2 (Vision) 2: early-sept, vision for corridor, priorities, areas to improve Steering Committee (Policy) 5: end-sept, review vision statement, goals, objectives 6: end-oct, review Chapters, prep for Public Mtg 26 Public Open House 3 (Policy) Work Sessions Planning Board City Council (Adoption) Steering Committee 3: mid-nov, review goals, objectives, policies, implementation actions Early 2019, Works Sessions with Planning Board and City Council Early 2019, Present Draft Plan Spring 2019, Present Draft Plan