EYA Presentation to ANC 5A Committee of the Whole. The Josephite Seminary Property Washington, DC. April 13, 2016

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1 EYA Presentation to ANC 5A Committee of the Whole The Josephite Seminary Property Washington, DC April 13, 2016

2 Preliminary Community Outreach: December April 2016 Submission of PUD Application and Zoning Map Amendment by EYA: May 2016 Continued Community Outreach: Spring Fall 2016 Formal ANC Project Presentation: Fall 2016 Zoning Commission Hearing & Testimony from Community and ANC: Late 2016 National Capital Planning Commission Review: Early 2017 Construction Start Date: Targeting Late 2017 Delivery of First Homes: Targeting Late 2018 Community Engagement Will Continue Until Project Completion FOR LATEST UPDATES SIGN UP AT TIMELINE & PROCESS

3 JOSEPHITES SITE

4 Michigan Park Brainstorm Question: What word or phrase Captures the essence of the Michigan Park neighborhood? Sample of responses from 2/18: Green Community Open Spaces Family Historic Greater Brookland Congestion / Traffic Urban Serenity Accessible Safe Walking Good Neighbors Dream Home Village Peace & Quiet Stability Accommodating Diversity Schools Recreation Sunlight R-2 Zoning MICHIGAN PARK NEIGHBORHOOD

5 Initial Community Feedback: - Too many homes, too dense - Not enough open space - Loss of green space/ballfield - Fear about loss of mature trees - Traffic impact - Cut through traffic on Webster Street - Parking impact - Utility infrastructure capacity - Fear that the development will not be compatible with Michigan Park - General anger about the sale and redevelopment of the property INITIAL CONCEPT PLAN PRESENTED 12/3/15

6 Changes to Site Plan: - Reduced homes from to 85 - Designation of building and surrounding land as historic - Doubled preserved open space to 2.75 acres - Preserve open space in public access easements creating public gathering spaces for community - Preservation of most trees - Reduced height to 3 stories - Developing architecture that is contextual with Michigan Park neighborhood - Proposed traffic calming measures - Webster one-way in at 12 th Street - Proposed 25 new parking spaces along 12 th Street. - 2 garage parking spaces for most units and onstreet visitor parking within the development - Will submit a utility infrastructure capacity study with PUD application for review and comment CURRENT CONCEPT PLAN

7 Proposed density of 10 units/acre vs neighborhood average of 7.8 to 10.6 units/acre Clustering the homes at a higher density of 20 units per acre, preserves 3 acres of open space Rationale for R-5-A Zoning: Allows clustered townhomes vs single family and duplexes Reduces development area of the property and preserves public open space Consistent with underlying zoning of the hospital and compatible with R2. PUD process allows for architectural review and public benefits Allows for the development of more homes for families near transit in the District NEIGHBORHOOD BLOCK DENSITY

8 1. Front Lawn & East Lawn 1D 1C 1B 1A 4 3 1E 2 1F 1G 1H West Lawn 2B 2A 2F 2G OPEN SPACE DESIGN 2D 2C 2H 2I 2E 2J

9 OPEN SPACE

10 3. Contemplation Garden 3A 3B 3C 4 3 3E 2 3F 3D Community Green 4D 4C 4B 4A 4E OPEN SPACE DESIGN 4F 4G

11 DESIGN TRENDS IN THE AREA

12 NEIGHBORHOOD CONTEXT PHOTOS

13 NEIGHBORHOOD CONTEXT PHOTOS

14 CONCEPTUAL ARCHITECTURE PROGRESSION

15 PROPOSED CONCEPTUAL ARCHITECTURE

16 ARCHITECTURE PROGRESS

17 ARCHITECTURE PROGRESS

18 ARCHITECTURE PROGRESS

19 Open Space: Improvement and preservation of 2.75 acres of open space in a public access easement to create truly public gathering space in Michigan Park Historic Preservation: Preservation of the Seminary building and surrounding land area Tree Preservation: Preservation of all but one tree on the sides and front of seminary along with almost all of the oak trees on 12 th Street. Traffic Related Benefits: Bikeshare Station Traffic Calming: Sensor activated lit crosswalks, traffic calming circles, traffic camera, improved signage, bump-outs Pedestrian improvements to sidewalks and crosswalks surrounding the site Community Art: Commission public art and sculpture in open spaces from local artists Local Business Outreach: Assist Greater Brookland Business Association with the creation of a program to assist local businesses to bid on local contracts Affordable Housing: 10% affordable with more than 50% of ADU s at 50% of AMI Parking: Additional street parking along 12 th Street Work with neighbors to secure RPP for their blocks if desired PROJECT BENEFIT IDEAS

20 life within walking