H-GAC Fall Planning Workshop October 20, 2017 Rebecca Leonard, FAICP, PLA, CNU-A, LEED AP
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1 H-GAC Fall Planning Workshop October 20, 2017 Rebecca Leonard, FAICP, PLA, CNU-A, LEED AP PREPARED BY Austin
2 The best time to plant a tree was 20 years ago.
3 The best time to plant a tree was 20 years ago. The second best time is now! Chinese Proverb
4 Why do plans sit on shelves?
5 LIONHEART Project Test Environmental Property Ownership Physical Physical Design Worries LIONHEART TEST Series1 Political Political Stakeholder Regulatory Legal Market Market Phase I Residential ROI Retail Bankable Finance Finance Office
6 LIONHEART Project Test Memorable Destination Quality Fun! Fun LIONHEART TEST Unique Hopes Series1 Useful Useful Functional Challenge Solved Timely Profitable Profitable Smart Private Partner Hopeful Public Partner Beautiful Inspiring Inspiring O&M
7 TIME The Challenge Too little Isn t shovel-ready Too much Kills Momentum Misses Market Cycles Erodes Social Capital
8 TIME New Braunfels Stormwater Source: Design Workshop
9 TIME New Braunfels Stormwater Source: Design Workshop
10 TEAM The Challenge The ENTIRE team Internal External Clear roles Skills NOT price Team dynamics
11 TEAM HANC
12 Source: Design Workshop
13 Source: Design Workshop
14 Source: Design Workshop
15 Prairie and Savanna Source: Design Workshop
16 TEAM HANC
17 RESOURCES The Challenge Money Space Knowledge
18 RESOURCES Avon West Town Center Source: Design Workshop
19 RESOURCES Avon West Town Center Source: Design Workshop
20 RESOURCES Avon West Town Center Source: Design Workshop
21 RESOURCE Avon West Town Center Source: Design Workshop
22 RESOURCE Avon West Town Center Source: Design Workshop
23 PASSION The Challenge Inspiring Solving a challenge Profitable Fun!
24 PASSION Blue Hole Source: Design Workshop
25 PASSION Blue Hole Source: Design Workshop
26 PASSION Blue Hole Source: Design Workshop
27 PASSION Blue Hole Visitors Memorial Day-Labor Day 2010: 10,000 (pre-construction) 2011: 16,000 (Phase I complete) 2012: 31,000 (Phase II a complete) 2013: 37,000 (Phase II b complete) 2014: 44, : 57, : 61, : 64,000 Source: Design Workshop
28 PASSION Greenville
29 PASSION Greenville WALKABLE CONNECTED HUMAN SCALED RESILIENT GREEN ACTIVE Source: Design Workshop
30 PASSION Greenville 30% REDUCTION IN CRIME RATES ALONG THE CORRIDOR Source: Design Workshop
31 PASSION Greenville Source: Metrocology
32 LAND CONTROL The Challenge Ownership is Key Governance a Distant Second Perception might not be everything, but it is something
33 LAND CONTROL Lafitte Source: Design Workshop
34 LAND CONTROL Lafitte Source: Design Workshop
35 LAND CONTROL Lafitte Source: Design Workshop
36 LAND CONTROL Lafitte Source: Design Workshop
37 LAND CONTROL Lafitte Source: Design Workshop
38 Vision of a high quality environment on Bell Boulevard. Source: Design Workshop
39 Vision of a successful shopping district. Source: Design Workshop
40 Vision of a mixed use center residential, retail, restaurant, office and park amenities. Source: Design Workshop
41 LAND CONTROL Cedar Park Existing Proposed Source: Design Workshop
42 LAND CONTROL Cedar Park Source: Binkley Barfield Inc.
43 LAND CONTROL Cedar Park Source: RCLCO
44 LAND CONTROL Cedar Park CORE Source: City of Cedar Park Catalyst
45 LIONHEART Project Test Environmental Property Ownership Physical Physical LIONHEART TEST Worries Series1 Design Political Stakeholder Regulatory Legal Market Market Memorable Destination Quality Fun! Fun LIONHEART TEST Hopes Series1 Useful Useful Unique 8 7 Functional 6 5 Challenge Solved Timely 1 0 Profitable Phase I Residential Smart Private Partner ROI Retail Hopeful Public Partner Bankable Finance Finance Office Beautiful Inspiring O&M
46 Do what you can, where you are, with what you have. -Teddy Roosevelt
47 THANK YOU
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