Challenge 2017 St. Peters Place and Innovation

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2 St. Peters Special District History Concept Plan First development plan Next steps

3 History Developed zoning regulations for the Special District in 1988 Purpose was to provide for planned, quality development of the area by:

4 1. Establishing the land use patterns to result in development that would form a core of office, institutional, light industrial and government uses flanked by prime existing retail and service commercial

5 2. Ensuring the construction of roads and major utilities for interconnection with existing roads and proposed road improvements.

6 3. Ensuring the quality of construction of buildings and site improvements by requiring better building materials, tighter control of signage, and an increased level of site and landscaping amenities.

7 City s initial commitment construction of City Hall and extensive park and recreation facilities TIF was later approved to further the infrastructure development and construct the Rec Plex.

8 Rec Plex was later expanded to add a second ice rink facility and HIT facility.

9 30 years later... Map Key Pink existing/planned commercial retail Blue existing commercial office Gold City complex Tan future development Tan with grid overlay future development likely commercial retail or office Tan with blue stripe overlay future development likely commercial office Yellow existing or approved hotel Green senior housing Green grass symbol possible future senior housing

10 Current efforts: In conjunction with a development proposal for a specific site, City has worked with developer (Macy Gray/Propper Const.) and architect (Zwick and Gandt) to create a plan for the Special District Town Center.

11 Create Town Center Goals: Create Main Street with Slower traffic speed Pedestrian amenities On street parking (parallel or angled) Tie Main Street to arterial road system Include a variety of uses: Office Retail Residential Restaurant Services Create public outdoor spaces at key nodes Include pedestrian paths with and without vehicles Link new and existing public outdoor spaces with pedestrian paths Locate bike trails away from vehicles Locate large parking zones behind buildings

12 Identify opportunities Potential outdoor spaces Link outdoor spaces to trails Identify key routes and road modifications

13 Use images and designs to convey goals

14 Concept plan:

15 Typical street environment

16 First development within Special District mixed use area has been approved 240 apartments/ 4 stories Includes amenities multi use trail, outdoor space/ dog park, pool/ patio

17 Urban design with proximity to the street

18 Meets goals set out for Special District Town Center: Create public outdoor spaces at key nodes Include pedestrian paths with and without vehicles Link new and existing public outdoor spaces with pedestrian paths Locate bike trails away from vehicles Locate large parking zones behind buildings

19 Next Steps: Market Special District Town Center along with property owners Attract additional developers mixed use, residential, commercial Verify development proposals meet goals of Special District concept plan Review road and path improvements that can be budgeted/implemented by the City Support construction of first residential project

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