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1 26/Old Dominion Task Force Meeting #4: January 10, 2019 Study Area Overview Staff Name, Department (DEPT ACRONYM) Site History
2 Outline 1. Purpose of Site History Presentation 2. History of Uses 3. County Land Acquisitions 4. Donaldson Run Trail History 5. Previous Plans and Resources 26/Old Dominion Task Force 2
3 Purpose of Site History Presentation 1. Appreciation of past history 2. Common understanding of earlier uses 3. Accurate account of County s presence on the site 4. Shared resource of earlier community input 26/Old Dominion Task Force 3
4 HISTORY OF USES 26/Old Dominion Task Force 4
5 Existing Conditions Rock Spring Donaldson Run Trail Head Donaldson Run Yorktown Leaf Storage/ Mulch Distribution Interim Salt Storage Facility Salt Dome Old Dominion north Study Area Civic Association Boundary 26/Old Dominion Task Force 5
6 Existing Conditions - W&OD Railway RIXEY SUMMIT LYONHURST Study Area W&OD Railway LIVINGSTONE north 26/Old Dominion Task Force 6
7 Existing Conditions - Institutional Uses MARYMOUNT UNIVERSITY (RIXEY MANSION) ST. MARY S EPISCOPAL CHURCH ST. MARK S UNITED METHODIST Donaldson Run MISSIONHURST CICM JOHN MARSHALL SCHOOL north Study Area 26/Old Dominion Task Force W&OD Railway 7
8 County Uses Lyonhurst Water Station Lyonhurst Water Station: January 1927: Plan authorized to connect Arlington to the Dalecarlia Water Treatment Plant in D.C. November 1927: The Lyonhurst Water Station opened June 1953: The Lyonhurst Water Station is obsolete Lyonhurst Tower and Resevoir, ca : Brick-veneered standpipe disassembled, and the steel reservoir is converted to salt and sand storage Lyonhurst Tower and Resevoir, ca /Old Dominion Task Force 8
9 County Uses Lyonhurst Water Station Aerial photograph of Arlington, Aerial photograph of Arlington, Lyon Station is outlined in white, the red arrow points to the pumping station, the yellow arrow to the steel reservoir, the blue arrow to the brick-veneered standpipe, and the green arrow to the John Marshall School. 26/Old Dominion Task Force 9
10 Estimated Construction Dates of Nearby Residences 26/Old Dominion Task Force 10
11 County Uses Late 20 th Century Acquisitions Aerial photograph, 1957, overlaid with current map, /Old Dominion Task Force 11
12 COUNTY LAND ACQUISITIONS 26/Old Dominion Task Force 12
13 County Land Acquisitions Salt Dome Property RPC Nos Acquisition Periods: 10/11/ /08/1935 Background: Documentation only identifies the property as Arlington County Water Department Property was initially used for a County water reservoir tower serving this area of the County Once that use was moved to County s Minor Hill Reservoir, the tower was taken down, with the top portion modified and used as the salt storage dome structure 26/Old Dominion Task Force 13
14 County Land Acquisitions Mulch Pile Properties RPC Nos and Acquisition Periods: 6/30/1959 7/01/1960 9/28/1992 Background: Documentation from sales does not reference any limitations/restrictions on the use of the property Since acquisition, portions of the properties have been continually used by the County for storage of leaves, mulch, tree branches, etc acquisition involved an exchange with Marymount University involving right-of-way and Parcel # (to permit the construction of their garage) 26/Old Dominion Task Force 14
15 County Land Acquisitions Harlan Properties 6 7 Acquisition Period: 6/18/ Background: Acquisition deeds do not contain any limitations/restrictions nor reference a specific purpose for the properties RPC Nos , , and /Old Dominion Task Force 15
16 County Land Acquisitions Smith Property 7 Acquisition Period: 7/20/ Background: Acquisition deeds do not contain any limitations/restrictions nor reference a specific purpose for the properties Acquisition report states future specific use of the property has not yet been determined, but potential County use will be studied to develop a plan for its most productive use RPC Nos /Old Dominion Task Force 16
17 DONALDSON RUN TRAIL HISTORY 26/Old Dominion Task Force 17
18 Donaldson Run Trail History of Recent Improvements: 1. New trash cans installed at trail head (2013) 2. Installation of new landscaping in the area where singlefamily homes were once located along 26 th Street (2010) 3. Stonedust trail was regraded (2006) 4. Park enhancement grant allowed for the installation of two stone benches in Zachary Taylor Park(2005) 5. Stone gateways were installed at various locations, including at the 26 th Street trail head(2002) 26/Old Dominion Task Force 18
19 PREVIOUS PLANS AND RESOURCES 26/Old Dominion Task Force 19
20 Previous Plans and Resources Ordered Chronologically North Side Salt Facility and Leaf Storage/Mulch Distribution: 1. Citizen s Working Group Report (1995) 2. Donaldson Run NC Plan (2000) 3. Old Dominion NC Plan (2002) 4. Capital Improvement Plan (CIP) for FY (2014) 5. Old Dominion Citizen s Association Priorities and Conceptual Plan for Site Use (March 2015) 6. County Board Commitment (July 2015) 7. Community Facilities Study (November 2015) 8. Fire Station 8 Task Force Final Report (2016) 9. Interim Salt Storage Facility Process (2018) 10. Donaldson Run Civic Association Meeting Notes (2018) NC = Neighborhood Conservation FY = Fiscal Year 26/Old Dominion Task Force 20
21 1. Working Group Report (1995) Began as a County Manager appointed group but was adjusted mid-way through the process to become a Citizen s Working Group (late 1994 early 1995) Generated Nine Objectives for Near-Term Conditions Limit size of County operations & maximize usable open space Minimize size of paved area on leaf storage site Minimize impact of County operations & park use on neighbors Maintain leaf and salt storage sites north of Wilson Blvd Accommodate County recycling goals for leaves Limit environmental impact on Donaldson Run Address compliance with Chesapeake Bay Ordinance Buffer County operations with extensive landscaping 26/Old Dominion Task Force 21
22 1. Working Group Report (1995) Considered Four Near-Term Options 1. Maintain leaf storage facility but reconfigure it to provide additional buffering; add curb/gutter and sidewalk; allow space for park and children s play area; relocate and flatten the bike path 2. Move leaf storage facility to land adjacent to existing salt storage site; create multi-purpose field for active recreation in its place; create a tot lot and/or playground with appropriate buffer buffers and drop-off area; relocate and flatten bike path; 3. Consolidate leaf and salt storage in North Arlington on a single site at Old Dominion Drive and 25 th Street N. 4. Develop a Soccer/Lacrosse field on 26 th Street N. at the site of the existing leaf storage facility Report noted these options were considered but no consensus was reached among working group members Report emphasized a comprehensive long-term plan still needed to be developed for the site and surrounding area 26/Old Dominion Task Force 22
23 2. Donaldson Run Neighborhood Conservation Plan (2000) Accepted by the County Board in October 2000 Salt Storage Facility Recommendations: Planting bushes or trees and adding additional landscaping to improve the appearance of the site Advise and involved the neighborhood early on if land use of the salt dome and adjoining site may be changed Mulch Pile/Leaf Storage Recommendations: A landscaping plan be developed, implemented and maintained to enhance the park area that is adjacent to the mulch pile/leaf storage County monitor site runoff to verify that it is not polluting Donaldson Run stream and that annual reports be provided to the Civic Association Areas of Interest to Donaldson Run Civic Association: Community has concerns regarding the aesthetics and upkeep of the Salt Dome and Mulch Pile/Leaf Storage 26/Old Dominion Task Force 23
24 3. Old Dominion Neighborhood Conservation Plan (2002) Accepted by the County Board in October 2002 Park and Recreation Recommendations: Establish a park on County-owned land between the leaf storage facility and the bike path on 26 th Street N. and designated it as County park land Leaf storage facility should be open for use by skaters during daylight hours in the Spring, Summer, and Fall (during non-leaf collection periods) Allow children and adults to play on the leaf storage site during the offseason (including street hockey, rollerblading, etc.) Develop a plan to incorporate active and passive recreation that is mutually agreeable to all stakeholders surrounding the site Work with neighboring citizen s associations to develop a long-term plan for County-owned land between Old Dominion and the bike path on 26 th Street N. 26/Old Dominion Task Force 24
25 3. Old Dominion Neighborhood Conservation Plan (2002) Medium-term Plan: Add a tot lot/playground and some form of adult recreation to the site between the leaf storage facility and the 26 th Street N. bike path Long-term Plan: When and if the leaf storage facility is consolidated with the salt dome activities, create a playfield for use by youth soccer and other County recreational programs Support for Long-term Plan is conditional on: Agreement of surrounding property owners; Feasibility of leaf collection being safely and conveniently accommodated at an expanded salt dome site; and Leaf storage site (in the off-season) be used to accommodate the additional parking needs of the playfield 26/Old Dominion Task Force 25
26 4. Capital Improvement Plan (CIP) FY (2014) 2014 Bond Referenda: Construction funding for replacement of the salt facility only after completion of the planning process ($2.2 million) Project Description: The salt storage structure will be replaced, and core services such as the mulch area, salt storage, and facilities for dispatching snow crews and installing tire chains will be reorganized on the existing site. A public process to obtain community input on the site redevelopment will be conducted prior to commencement of the design phase. Master planning will include existing and possible new uses of the site, potential impact on neighbors and environmental effects. Project Justification: The existing salt storage facility is beyond its useful life; short-term structural repairs were made during summer, Those repairs were only temporary; the old rusting tank continues to decay and needs to be replaced with a modern plan to reorganize core support operations in North Arlington. 26/Old Dominion Task Force 26
27 5. Priorities & Conceptual Plan for Site Use (2015) Produced by Old Dominion Citizen s Association in March 2015: Represents a response from the community to the Draft CIP FY which initially called for a number of new uses to occupy the Dominion Green site (intersection of 26 th Street & Old Dominion Drive) Final CIP document reduced the scope of potential changes for this site and committed to conducting a facility master planning effort with the surrounding community prior to the commencement of the design phase Outcome of the Process: Confirmed previously captured community concerns and interests 26/Old Dominion Task Force 27
28 5. Priorities & Conceptual Plan for Site Use (2015) Prepared by Old Dominion Citizen s Association (2015) 26/Old Dominion Task Force 28
29 6. County Board Commitment (2015) Remarks made by Chair Mary Hynes in July 2015: In response to community concerns following initial consideration of re-locating Fire Station 8 to the 26/Old Dominion site Arlington County is committed to a master planning effort for the seven-acre site Commitment referenced: At minimum, a 1-acre park, Designed with community input, To include a mix of natural areas and active park space. 26/Old Dominion Task Force 29
30 7. Community Facilities Study (2015) Final Report submitted in November 2015 References Planned and Projected Facility Needs noted in the CIP for FY : Replacement and expansion of salt storage facility along 26 th Street N. Recommends a strategic planning framework be established to develop a process for identifying future public facility needs that responds to changing demographics and economic conditions 26/Old Dominion Task Force 30
31 8. Fire Station 8 Task Force Final Report (2016) Final Report submitted on May 2016 Considered relocating Fire Station 8 to several other sites, including the 26/OD Site which was identified as a viable location for a new 4-bay fire station Ultimately, the task force preferred to expand the existing facility on Lee Highway Key factors influencing the decision were: Service demand locations Population density Potential Fire Station Location 26/OD Study Area 26/Old Dominion Task Force 31
32 9. Interim Salt Storage Facility (2018) Summer 2018 Process: June: Pre-meetings with neighborhood reps July: Request to Advertise zoning change July & August: Walking Tours; additional feedback collected from community September: Rezoning and Re-subdivision Certain parcels from S-3A and R-6 to P-S Parcel consolidation along Old Dominion Walking Site Tours Outcome: Rezoning to P-S permits the construction of the interim salt structure (before winter); Long-term master planning effort would be initiated later in the fall. 26/Old Dominion Task Force 32
33 10. Donaldson Run Civic Association (2018) Thoughts and Concerns Submitted by Civic Association: Open Space Suggestions: Kids splash park Multigenerational park Concrete ping-pong/chess Underground changing station (for salt dome workers) with park above it Compare with Oak Grove Park site (size, elements) Concern about Donaldson Run watershed: incorporate stormwater mitigation and other environmental standards Co-locate mulch and salt storage facilities Types of surfaces to use (permeable) Dog park Community center (with roof park) Concerns regarding Marymount s Sports Field: What kind of soccer field kids or NCAA? Lights issue Missionhurst property could be used for fields 26/Old Dominion Task Force 33
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