OF THE MUNICIPAL CODE OF THE VILLAGE OF MENOMONEE FALLS

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1 PLANNED DEVELOPMENT DISTRICT #2 CHAPTER 90 DEVELOPMENT STANDARDS August 15, 2006 VILLAGE OF MENOMONEE FALLS ORDINANCE NO. -O-06 AN ORDINANCE AMENDING CHAPTER 90 OF THE MUNICIPAL CODE OF THE VILLAGE OF MENOMONEE FALLS WHEREAS, it is deemed to be in the best interest of the Village of Menomonee Falls that the Municipal Code of the Village of Menomonee Falls be further modified and amended in the manner hereinafter more particularly set forth; WHEREAS, The Plan Commission adopted the Northeast Area Plan on July 26, 2005; and WHEREAS, The Community Development Authority adopted the Main Street Redevelopment Plan on September 19, 2005; and WHEREAS, The Village Board of Trustees approve the Main Street Redevelopment Plan on September 19, 2005; and WHEREAS, The Community Development Authority Certified the Main Street Redevelopment Plan on October 3, 2006; and WHEREAS, The Village Board Adopted Tax Incremental District Number Six on April 17, 2006; and WHEREAS, The Village Board hired RTKL and Associates to prepare development standards for the Main Street Redevelopment Area, Northeast Area Plan, and Tax Incremental District Number Six; and WHEREAS, Staff has reviewed such development standard; and WHEREAS, the Plan Commission, Community Development Authority, and Architectural Control Board have reviewed said development standards; WHEREAS, the Village Board reviewed the Development Standard and has determined that the development standard are an integral part the implementation of the Main Street Redevelopment Plan, Northeast Area Plan, and Tax Incremental District Number Six. NOW, THEREFORE, the Board of Trustees of the Village of Menomonee Falls does hereby ordain as follows: Section 1. Vill. Ord. Article IV is hereby created to be Reserved. 1

2 Section 2. Vill. Ord. Chapter 90 Article V. is hereby create to read as follows: ARTICLE V. MAIN STREET REDEVELOPMENT AND TAX INCREMENT FINANCING DISTRICT NO. 6 DEVELOPMENT STANDARDS. DIVISION 1. GENERALLY Sec INTRODUCTION (a) Successful communities leverage their land use, open space, and transportation plans in a manner which creates a clear sense of scale, transition, and activity towards a hierarchy in strong and memorable community experiences. The foundation of such a hierarchy is the creation of development districts that form a positive collective identity when viewed in total. To achieve such a positive end result, each district should have a unique character defined through physical design. (b) In order to implement the vision for the Planned Development District No. 2, the design standards affecting development are intended to be consistent with the vision behind their intent. The Design Standards are intended to work with the zoning regulations of the Planned Development District No. 2. Sec PURPOSE (a) The purpose of these standards is to define the character of new development and is intended to help create new development patterns that are consistent with the vision and recommendations of the Village of Menomonee Falls Comprehensive Plan and Main Street Redevelopment plan. These guidelines have been written to define specific standards necessary towards the creation of a mixed-use, streetscape oriented development. They have been carefully designed to allow enough flexibility for creative building solutions, while being prescriptive in areas necessary to preserve consistency the Main Street District requires. 2 U:\Community Dev\Planning Division\Main Street Redevelopment Plan\Design Guidelines and Zoning\ Public hearing document\mf_draft_guidelines_appendix with number changed with ordinance.doc

3 PLANNED DEVELOPMENT DISTRICT #2 CHAPTER 90 DEVELOPMENT STANDARDS August 15, 2006 Sec GOALS (a) Encourage private investment in residential, commercial and office developments (b) Eliminate blighting influences (c) Create a well-planned, safe and healthful area (d) Improve traffic and pedestrian circulation linking new development with established adjacent residential neighborhoods (e) Improve stormwater facilities (f) Create enjoyable pedestrian areas for living, recreating, shopping and walking. Sec APPLICABILITY AND FLEXIBILITY (a) The standards within this document shall be applicable to the Planned Development District No. 2 otherwise defined by the boundaries of Tax Increment Financing District No. 6. (b) When a conflict occurs between these standards and adopted ordinance or statutes the ordinances and statues shall take precedents. (c) The interpretation of these guidelines shall be by the Village Manager or Designee. (d) The standards located within this document are intended to guide the development of this area. Unique situation will occur and these standards may be modified to accommodate unique situations. The intent of the standards must be upheld. Modifications shall be processed through the Department of Community Development and approved by the Village Manager or Designee. Sec Sec Reserved. 3

4 DIVISION 2. STREET TYPES Sec The Planned Development District has a number of different types of street sections, lighting options, and streetscape styles. (a) Arterial/ Boulevard Main Street with Median (1) Street Trees a. Size Two and a half (2½) inch caliper minimum b. Quantity Thirty (30) feet o.c. (2) Lighting a. Road 1. Spacing Ninety (90) feet o.c. 2. Illumination Type Metal halide 3. Height Twenty to twenty-five (20-25) foot mounting height b. Pedestrian 1. Spacing Sixty (60) feet o.c. 2. Illumination Type Metal halide 3. Height Sixteen (16) foot mounting height (3) Parking Parallel Parking and Curb Neckdowns (4) Boulevard Landscaping a. Turf Lawn and ground covers b. Trees Deciduous trees shall be planted within the medians in a staggered pattern. Trees with an upright branching habit are encouraged c. Shrubs and Perennials Low maintenance planting beds of perennials is encouraged. Such plantings may consist of ornamental grasses, day lilies, and similar. Shrubs maybe provided based upon site constraints (5) Tree Planters a. Location From back of curb two (2) feet to three (3) feet. b. Size/Dimensions Centered within five (5) foot by ten (10) foot planters as leave-outs within the sidewalk c. Fencing/Railing Screened with either a twelve (12) inch high ornamental steel fence or brick turn-up edge d. Frequency Thirty (30) feet o.c. where street trees occur 4 U:\Community Dev\Planning Division\Main Street Redevelopment Plan\Design Guidelines and Zoning\ Public hearing document\mf_draft_guidelines_appendix with number changed with ordinance.doc

5 PLANNED DEVELOPMENT DISTRICT #2 CHAPTER 90 DEVELOPMENT STANDARDS August 15, 2006 Arterial/ Boulevard Main Street with Median ROW Section 5

6 (b) Arterial/ Main Street without Median (1) Street Trees a. Size Two and a half (2½) inch caliper minimum b. Quantity Thirty (30) feet o.c. (2) Lighting a. Road 1. Spacing Ninety (90) feet o.c. 2. Illumination Type Metal halide 3. Height Twenty to twenty-five (20-25) foot mounting height b. Pedestrian 1. Spacing Sixty (60) feet o.c. 2. Illumination Type Metal halide 3. Height Sixteen (16) foot mounting height (3) Parking Parallel Parking and Curb Neckdowns (4) Tree Planters a. Location From back of curb two (2) feet to three (3) feet. b. Size/Dimensions Centered within five (5) foot by ten (10) foot planters as leave-outs within the sidewalk c. Fencing/Railing Screened with either a twelve (12) inch high ornamental steel fence or brick turn-up edge d. Frequency Thirty (30) feet o.c. where street trees occur 6 U:\Community Dev\Planning Division\Main Street Redevelopment Plan\Design Guidelines and Zoning\ Public hearing document\mf_draft_guidelines_appendix with number changed with ordinance.doc

7 PLANNED DEVELOPMENT DISTRICT #2 CHAPTER 90 DEVELOPMENT STANDARDS August 15, 2006 Arterial/ Main Street without Median ROW Section 7

8 (c) Arterial/ Pilgrim Road with Median (1) Street Trees a. Size Two and a half (2½) inch caliper minimum b. Quantity Thirty (30) feet o.c. (2) Lighting a. Road 1. Spacing Ninety (90) feet o.c. 2. Illumination Type Metal halide 3. Height Twenty to twenty-five (20-25) foot mounting height b. Pedestrian 1. Spacing Sixty (60) feet o.c. 2. Illumination Type Metal halide 3. Height Sixteen (16) foot mounting height (3) Parking Parallel Parking and Curb Neckdowns (4) Boulevard Landscaping a. Turf Lawn and ground covers b. Trees Deciduous trees shall be planted within the medians in a staggered pattern. Trees with an upright branching habit are encouraged c. Shrubs and Perennials Low maintenance planting beds of perennials is encouraged. Such plantings may consist of ornamental grasses, day lilies, and similar. Shrubs maybe provided based upon site constraints (5) Tree Planters a. Location From back of curb two (2) feet to three (3) feet. b. Size/Dimensions Centered within five (5) foot by ten (10) foot planters as leave-outs within the sidewalk c. Fencing/Railing Screened with either a twelve (12) inch high ornamental steel fence or brick turn-up edge d. Frequency Thirty (30) feet o.c. where street trees occur 8 U:\Community Dev\Planning Division\Main Street Redevelopment Plan\Design Guidelines and Zoning\ Public hearing document\mf_draft_guidelines_appendix with number changed with ordinance.doc

9 PLANNED DEVELOPMENT DISTRICT #2 CHAPTER 90 DEVELOPMENT STANDARDS August 15, 2006 Arterial/ Pilgrim Road with Median ROW Section 9

10 (d) Primary Street/ Fond Du Lac Avenue (1) Street Trees a. Size Two and a half (2½) inch caliper minimum b. Quantity Thirty (30) feet o.c. (2) Lighting a. Road 1. Spacing Ninety (90) feet o.c. 2. Illumination Type Metal halide 3. Height Twenty to twenty-five (20-25) foot mounting height b. Pedestrian 1. Spacing Sixty (60) feet o.c. 2. Illumination Type Metal halide 3. Height Sixteen (16) foot mounting height (3) Parking Parallel Parking and Curb Neckdowns (4) Street Landscaping a. Turf Lawn and ground covers b. Trees Deciduous trees with an upright branching habit are encouraged (5) Tree Planters a. Location From back of curb two (2) feet to three (3) feet. b. Size/Dimensions Centered within five (5) foot by ten (10) foot planters as leave-outs within the sidewalk c. Fencing/Railing Screened with either a twelve (12) inch high ornamental steel fence or brick turn-up edge d. Frequency Thirty (30) feet o.c. where street trees occur 10 U:\Community Dev\Planning Division\Main Street Redevelopment Plan\Design Guidelines and Zoning\ Public hearing document\mf_draft_guidelines_appendix with number changed with ordinance.doc

11 PLANNED DEVELOPMENT DISTRICT #2 CHAPTER 90 DEVELOPMENT STANDARDS August 15, 2006 Primary Street/ Fond Du Lac Avenue ROW Section 11

12 (e) Primary Street/ Roosevelt Avenue (1) Street Trees a. Size Two and a half (2½) inch caliper minimum b. Quantity Thirty (30) feet o.c. (2) Lighting a. Pedestrian 1. Spacing Sixty (60) feet o.c. 2. Illumination Type Metal halide 3. Height Sixteen (16) foot mounting height (3) Parking Parallel Parking and Curb Neckdowns (4) Street Landscaping a. Turf Lawn and ground covers b. Trees Deciduous trees with an upright branching habit are encouraged (5) Tree Planters a. Location From back of curb two (2) feet to three (3) feet. b. Size/Dimensions Centered within five (5) foot by ten (10) foot planters as leave-outs within the sidewalk c. Fencing/Railing Screened with either a twelve (12) inch high ornamental steel fence or brick turn-up edge d. Frequency Thirty (30) feet o.c. where street trees occur 12 U:\Community Dev\Planning Division\Main Street Redevelopment Plan\Design Guidelines and Zoning\ Public hearing document\mf_draft_guidelines_appendix with number changed with ordinance.doc

13 PLANNED DEVELOPMENT DISTRICT #2 CHAPTER 90 DEVELOPMENT STANDARDS August 15, 2006 Primary Street/ Roosevelt Avenue ROW Section 13

14 (f) Primary Street/ Menomonee River Parkway Connection (1) Street Trees a. Size Two and a half (2½) inch caliper minimum b. Quantity Thirty (30) feet o.c. (2) Lighting a. Road 1. Spacing Ninety (90) feet o.c. 2. Illumination Type Metal halide 3. Height Twenty to twenty-five (20-25) foot mounting height (3) Parking Parallel Parking and Curb Neckdowns (4) Street Landscaping a. Turf Lawn and ground covers b. Trees Deciduous trees with an upright branching habit are encouraged (5) Tree Planters a. Location From back of curb two (2) feet to three (3) feet. b. Size/Dimensions Centered within five (5) foot by ten (10) foot planters as leave-outs within the sidewalk c. Fencing/Railing Screened with either a twelve (12) inch high ornamental steel fence or brick turn-up edge d. Frequency Thirty (30) feet o.c. where street trees occur 14 U:\Community Dev\Planning Division\Main Street Redevelopment Plan\Design Guidelines and Zoning\ Public hearing document\mf_draft_guidelines_appendix with number changed with ordinance.doc

15 PLANNED DEVELOPMENT DISTRICT #2 CHAPTER 90 DEVELOPMENT STANDARDS August 15, 2006 Primary Street/ Menomonee River Parkway Connection ROW Section 15

16 (g) Primary Street/ Richfield Way Extension (1) Street Trees a. Size Two and a half (2½) inch caliper minimum b. Quantity Thirty (30) feet o.c. (2) Lighting a. Road 1. Spacing Ninety (90) feet o.c. 2. Illumination Type Metal halide 3. Height Twenty to twenty-five (20-25) foot mounting height b. Pedestrian 1. Spacing Sixty (60) feet o.c. 2. Location Development side of Road 3. Illumination Type Metal halide 4. Height Sixteen (16) foot mounting height (3) Parking No Parking (4) Boulevard Landscaping a. Turf Lawn and ground covers b. Trees Deciduous trees with an upright branching habit are encouraged c. Shrubs and Perennials Low maintenance planting beds of perennials is encouraged. Such plantings may consist of ornamental grasses, day lilies, and similar. Shrubs maybe provided based upon site constraints (5) Tree Planters a. Location From back of curb two (2) feet to three (3) feet. b. Size/Dimensions Centered within five (5) foot by ten (10) foot planters as leave-outs within the sidewalk c. Fencing/Railing Screened with either a twelve (12) inch high ornamental steel fence or brick turn-up edge d. Frequency Thirty (30) feet o.c. where street trees occur 16 U:\Community Dev\Planning Division\Main Street Redevelopment Plan\Design Guidelines and Zoning\ Public hearing document\mf_draft_guidelines_appendix with number changed with ordinance.doc

17 PLANNED DEVELOPMENT DISTRICT #2 CHAPTER 90 DEVELOPMENT STANDARDS August 15, 2006 Primary Street/ Richfield Way Extension ROW Section 17

18 (h) Primary Street/ Promenade (1) Street Trees a. Size Two and a half (2½) inch caliper minimum b. Quantity Thirty (30) feet o.c. on west side of street Double row of trees staggered thirty (30) feet o.c. on east side of street (2) Lighting a. Road 1. Spacing Ninety (90) feet o.c. staggered between both sides of road 2. Illumination Type Metal halide 3. Height Twenty to twenty-five (20-25) foot mounting height b. Pedestrian 1. Spacing Sixty (60) feet o.c. 2. Location Development side of Road 3. Illumination Type Metal halide 4. Height Sixteen (16) foot mounting height (3) Parking No Parking (4) Street Landscaping a. Turf Lawn and ground covers b. Trees Deciduous trees with an upright branching habit are encouraged c. Shrubs and Perennials Low maintenance planting beds of perennials is encouraged. Such plantings may consist of ornamental grasses, day lilies, and similar. Shrubs maybe provided based upon site constraints d. Buffer Groupings of evergreen trees, ornamental trees, shrubs, and groupings of low maintenance perennials e. Promenade Lawn and turf with rain gardens, formal gardens and water feature (5) Tree Planters a. Location From back of curb two (2) feet to three (3) feet. b. Size/Dimensions Centered within five (5) foot by ten (10) foot planters as leave-outs within the sidewalk c. Fencing/Railing Screened with either a twelve (12) inch high ornamental steel fence or brick turn-up edge d. Frequency Thirty (30) feet o.c. where street trees occur 18 U:\Community Dev\Planning Division\Main Street Redevelopment Plan\Design Guidelines and Zoning\ Public hearing document\mf_draft_guidelines_appendix with number changed with ordinance.doc

19 PLANNED DEVELOPMENT DISTRICT #2 CHAPTER 90 DEVELOPMENT STANDARDS August 15, 2006 Primary Street/ Promenade ROW Section 19

20 (i) Secondary Street/ Residential Streets (1) Street Trees a. Size Two and a half (2½) inch caliper minimum b. Quantity Thirty (30) feet o.c. on west side of street Double row of trees staggered thirty (30) feet o.c. on east side of street (2) Lighting a. Road 1. Spacing Intersections and mid-block locations six-hundred to eight-hundred ( ) feet from intersection lighting 2. Illumination Type Metal halide 3. Height Twenty to twenty-five (20-25) foot mounting height b. Pedestrian 1. Spacing Ninety (90) feet o.c. 2. Location Centered between road lighting 3. Illumination Type Metal halide 4. Height Sixteen (16) foot mounting height (3) Parking Parallel parking and neckdowns 20 U:\Community Dev\Planning Division\Main Street Redevelopment Plan\Design Guidelines and Zoning\ Public hearing document\mf_draft_guidelines_appendix with number changed with ordinance.doc

21 PLANNED DEVELOPMENT DISTRICT #2 CHAPTER 90 DEVELOPMENT STANDARDS August 15, 2006 Secondary Street/ Residential Streets ROW Section 21

22 (j) Secondary Street/ Mixed-Use Street (1) Street Trees a. Size Two and a half (2½) inch caliper minimum b. Quantity Thirty (30) feet o.c. (2) Lighting a. Road 1. Spacing Ninety (90) feet o.c. 2. Location Alternating between opposite sides of street 3. Illumination Type Metal halide 4. Height Twenty to twenty-five (20-25) foot mounting height b. Pedestrian 1. Spacing Ninety (90) feet o.c. 2. Location Centered between road lighting 3. Illumination Type Metal halide 4. Height Sixteen (16) foot mounting height (3) Parking Parallel parking and neckdowns (4) Tree Planters a. Location From back of curb two (2) feet to three (3) feet. b. Size/Dimensions Centered within five (5) foot by ten (10) foot planters as leave-outs within the sidewalk c. Fencing/Railing Screened with either a twelve (12) inch high ornamental steel fence or brick turn-up edge d. Frequency Thirty (30) feet o.c. where street trees occur 22 U:\Community Dev\Planning Division\Main Street Redevelopment Plan\Design Guidelines and Zoning\ Public hearing document\mf_draft_guidelines_appendix with number changed with ordinance.doc

23 PLANNED DEVELOPMENT DISTRICT #2 CHAPTER 90 DEVELOPMENT STANDARDS August 15, 2006 Secondary Street/ Mixed-Use Street ROW Section 23

24 (k) Secondary Street/ Mews (1) Road Design a. Driving Lane Not less than 26 feet b. ROW Width Not greater than 52 feet c. Walkways and 1. Planting Areas Widths may vary, elements may occur on only on one side, or may alternate halfway through the length to provide a chicane or other traffic calming element. (2) Street Trees a. Size Two and a half (2½) inch caliper minimum b. Quantity Thirty (30) feet o.c. (3) Lighting a. Pedestrian 1. Spacing Sixty (60) feet o.c. 2. Location Centered between trees and alternating between opposite sides 3. Illumination Type Metal halide 4. Height Sixteen (16) foot mounting height (4) Parking Parallel parking between trees (5) Tree Planters a. Location Aligned with outer edge of driving lanes b. Size/Dimensions Centered within five (5) foot by ten (10) foot planters as leave-outs roadway c. Fencing/Railing Screened with either a twelve (12) inch high ornamental steel fence or brick turn-up edge d. Frequency Thirty (30) feet o.c. where street trees occur 24 U:\Community Dev\Planning Division\Main Street Redevelopment Plan\Design Guidelines and Zoning\ Public hearing document\mf_draft_guidelines_appendix with number changed with ordinance.doc

25 PLANNED DEVELOPMENT DISTRICT #2 CHAPTER 90 DEVELOPMENT STANDARDS August 15, 2006 Secondary Street/ Mews ROW Section Example of Mews Example of Mews 25

26 (l) Miscellaneous Sections/ Slip Road (1) Street Trees a. Size Two and a half (2½) inch caliper minimum b. Quantity Thirty (30) feet o.c. c. Location Parallel to building façade in 7ft paved tree lawn area (2) Lighting a. Road 1. Spacing Ninety (90) feet o.c. 2. Location Throughout parking area as needed to illuminate slip parking area 3. Illumination Type Metal halide 4. Height Twenty-five (25) foot mounting height b. Pedestrian 1. Spacing Sixty (60) feet o.c. 2. Location parallel to building facade 3. Illumination Type Metal halide 4. Height Sixteen (16) foot mounting height (3) Parking Perpendicular head-in parking (4) Tree Planters a. Location Aligned with outer edge of driving lanes b. Size/Dimensions Centered within five (5) foot by ten (10) foot planters as leave-outs roadway c. Fencing/Railing Screened with either a twelve (12) inch high ornamental steel fence or brick turn-up edge d. Frequency Thirty (30) feet o.c. where street trees occur (5) Screening a. Location Provided between slip road and ultimate right-ofway b. Size/ Dimension Screening shall consist of a vegetative hedge, masonry wall, of no less than three (3) feet in height 26 U:\Community Dev\Planning Division\Main Street Redevelopment Plan\Design Guidelines and Zoning\ Public hearing document\mf_draft_guidelines_appendix with number changed with ordinance.doc

27 PLANNED DEVELOPMENT DISTRICT #2 CHAPTER 90 DEVELOPMENT STANDARDS August 15, 2006 Miscellaneous Sections/ Slip Road ROW Section 27

28 (m) Miscellaneous Sections/ Commercial Development Circulation Areas (1) Street Trees a. Size Two and a half (2½) inch caliper minimum b. Quantity Thirty (30) feet o.c. c. Location Parallel to building façade in 7ft paved tree lawn area (2) Lighting a. Road 1. Spacing Ninety (90) feet o.c. 2. Location Throughout parking area as needed to illuminate slip parking area 3. Illumination Type Metal halide 4. Height Twenty-five (25) foot mounting height b. Pedestrian 1. Spacing Sixty (60) feet o.c. 2. Location parallel to building facade 3. Illumination Type Metal halide 4. Height Sixteen (16) foot mounting height (3) Parking Perpendicular head-in parking, paralleled Parking, valet parking indentations, or no parking may be provided, variations may occur depending upon site conditions. Parking is encouraged adjacent to sidewalks. (4) Tree Planters a. Location Aligned with outer edge of driving lanes b. Size/Dimensions Centered within five (5) foot by ten (10) foot planters as leave-outs roadway c. Fencing/Railing Screened with either a twelve (12) inch high ornamental steel fence or brick turn-up edge d. Frequency Thirty (30) feet o.c. where street trees occur (5) Screening a. Location Provided between slip road and ultimate right-ofway b. Size/ Dimension Screening shall consist of a vegetative hedge, masonry wall, of no less than three (3) feet in height 28 U:\Community Dev\Planning Division\Main Street Redevelopment Plan\Design Guidelines and Zoning\ Public hearing document\mf_draft_guidelines_appendix with number changed with ordinance.doc

29 PLANNED DEVELOPMENT DISTRICT #2 CHAPTER 90 DEVELOPMENT STANDARDS August 15, 2006 Miscellaneous Sections/ Commercial Development Circulation Areas ROW Section 29

30 (n) Miscellaneous Sections/ Main Street Traffic Circle (1) Street Trees a. Size Two and a half (2½) inch caliper minimum b. Quantity Thirty (30) feet o.c. c. Location Around perimeter of traffic circle (2) Lighting a. Road 1. Spacing Sixty (60) feet o.c. 2. Location Around outside of traffic circle and in street sections 3. Illumination Type Metal halide 4. Height Twenty to twenty-five (20-25) foot mounting height b. Pedestrian 1. Spacing Sixty (60) feet o.c. 2. Location Around outside of traffic circle located between road lighting 3. Illumination Type Metal halide 4. Height Sixteen (16) foot mounting height c. Landscape Lighting 1. Spacing Sixty (60) feet o.c. 2. Location In central traffic circle to up light deciduous trees and public art 3. Illumination Type Metal halide (3) Parking No parking (4) Traffic Circle Landscaping a. Shrubs Shrub hedges shall be planted within the traffic circle 1. Location Front hedge line shall be four to five (4-5) feet from the back of the traffic circle curb 2. Height Front hedge line shall not be greater than two (2) feet tall with second, or central, hedge line no greater than four (4) feet tall b. Trees A grouping of deciduous trees shall be planted in the center of the circle 30 U:\Community Dev\Planning Division\Main Street Redevelopment Plan\Design Guidelines and Zoning\ Public hearing document\mf_draft_guidelines_appendix with number changed with ordinance.doc

31 PLANNED DEVELOPMENT DISTRICT #2 CHAPTER 90 DEVELOPMENT STANDARDS August 15, 2006 Miscellaneous Sections/ Main Street Traffic Circle ROW Section Sec Reserved. 31

32 DIVISION 3. STREETSCAPE AND LANDSCAPE STANDARDS Sec All specifications listed within this section shall be provided unless specific equal alterative is approved by the Director of Community Development or Designee. (a) Street Furniture (1) Bench With Back a. Manufacturer Victor Stanley b. Model C-10 c. Color/ Finish Cast iron frame components painted VS Black with Philippine mahogany wood finish, or Reinforced recycled Plastic slats with Cherry finish d. Size Eight (8) foot length e. Mounting Surface mounted (2) Bench Without Back a. Manufacturer Victor Stanley b. Model C-7 c. Color/ Finish Cast iron frame components painted VS Black with Philippine mahogany wood finish, or Reinforced recycled Plastic slats with Cherry finish d. Size Eight (8) foot length e. Mounting Surface mounted Model C-10 Model C-7 32 U:\Community Dev\Planning Division\Main Street Redevelopment Plan\Design Guidelines and Zoning\ Public hearing document\mf_draft_guidelines_appendix with number changed with ordinance.doc

33 PLANNED DEVELOPMENT DISTRICT #2 CHAPTER 90 DEVELOPMENT STANDARDS August 15, 2006 (3) Trash Receptacles/ Trash Receptacle a. Manufacturer Victor Stanley b. Model Ironsites Series Model SD 35 side door with S-2 Formed Dome Lid. Or other Ironsites Series receptacles c. Color/ Finish VS Black Ironsites Series SD- 35 Model Ironsites Series S-35 Model (4) Bicycle Rack a. Manufacturer Madrax b. Model 1, 3 and 5 Loop SW130-BLK c. Color/ Finish Heavy Duty Black Madrax 3 loop Model Madrax 1, 3 and 5 Loop Models 33

34 (5) Bollard a. Manufacturer Urban Accessories b. Model Bollards San Francisco c. Color/ Finish Black semi-gloss Urban Accessories Bollards San Francisco Model (6) Street Signs a. Sign posts shall being breakaway type 2 x2 square tubular galvanized steel post or 3 x3 square tubular galvanized steel post with end cap painted black. b. Signs shall comply with the Manual of Uniform Traffic Control Devices and the Wisconsin Department of Transportation Standard Specifications for Highway and Structure Construction. c. Signs mounted to black post shall have a black finish on the back of the signs. Al straps and brackets shall have coordinating finish. d. Signs Mounted to concrete poles shall have a galvanized or off white finish. Al straps and brackets shall have coordinating finish. (7) Directional Signage a. Material. Signage shall be metal signage with either changeable panels or with a finish allowing for removable copy. b. Post. Directional Signage shall be mounted either on Black square tubular post or concrete poles coordinating with lighting standards. c. Design. The coordinated design theme shall coordinate with the adopted village logo theme for entry signs, village center, and park signage. d. Installation 1. Directional Signage shall be installed prior intersections. 34 U:\Community Dev\Planning Division\Main Street Redevelopment Plan\Design Guidelines and Zoning\ Public hearing document\mf_draft_guidelines_appendix with number changed with ordinance.doc

35 PLANNED DEVELOPMENT DISTRICT #2 CHAPTER 90 DEVELOPMENT STANDARDS August 15, 2006 (8) Road Lighting a. Luminaire 1. Manufacturer Sun Valley 2. Model LCL Pendent Mount 3. Mounting Options Sun Valley XAX-1 or XAX double/ single arm 4. Ballast Metal Halide b. Pole 1. Material Concrete 2. Base Direct embedment 3. Color Pearl Grey Mounting Options 4. Style Octagonal - Stepped Sun Valley LCL Pendent Mount Model Sun Valley LCL Pendent Mount Model (9) Pedestrian Lighting a. Luminaire 1. Manufacturer Holophane 2. Model Utility Posttop Series 3. Ballast Metal Halide 4. Color Black 5. Finial Ball b. Pole 1. Material Concrete 35

36 2. Base Direct embedment 3. Color Pearl Grey Mounting Options 4. Style Octagonal - Stepped Holophane Utility Posttop Series Model Holophane Utility Posttop Series Model (10) Suspended Cable Light a. Manufacturer BEGA b. Type 6133 MH suspended lights c. Pole Supports Steel walled poles when required, structural engineer to determine pole size d. Light Source Metal Halide e. Color Black f. Max. Wattage 100W* may alternate 70W ceramic halide for standard 100w for brighter light condition May alternate 70w ceramic metal halide for standard 100w for brighter light condition BEGA 6133 MH suspended lights BEGA 6133 MH suspended lights 36 U:\Community Dev\Planning Division\Main Street Redevelopment Plan\Design Guidelines and Zoning\ Public hearing document\mf_draft_guidelines_appendix with number changed with ordinance.doc

37 PLANNED DEVELOPMENT DISTRICT #2 CHAPTER 90 DEVELOPMENT STANDARDS August 15, 2006 (11) Lamppost Banners. A Lamppost Banner is a sign that is a fabric banner applied to public lampposts with standard banner arms. a. Size. The maximum size for Lamppost Banners is two and a half (2-6 ) feet wide by five (5) feet tall. b. Material. The Lamppost Banners must be made of canvas, vinyl or other suitable banner fabric. c. Design 1. Lamppost Banners must be double-sided with similar imagery on both faces. 2. Lamppost Banners must include pictorial elements. 3. No more than two (2) Lamppost Banners may be erected on a single lamppost. 4. Lamppost Banners are limited to holiday messages, community events or festivals. No retail advertising shall be permitted on Lamppost Banners. d. Installation 1. Banner Arm. Break-away style, standard 1 pipe arm diameter with ball cap. Mounting to be clamp on. 2. Mounting Height. The minimum clearance from the pavement to the lower banner arm is ten (10) feet and the Lamppost Banner and banner arm cannot extend over the street pavement. Lampost Banners Lampost Banners 37

38 (12) Traffic Control Devises a. All traffic control devises shall be mounted on concrete poles coordinating with street lighting or shall be mounted on metal poles with a black finish and ornamental base. (13) Gateway Monuments and Signage a. Design. The design of any signage or logos shall coordinate with the style and design of village entry signs, and park signs. b. Materials. Materials for gateway monuments shall be primarily masonry of brick or native Lannon Stone. c. Illumination. Illumination shall be subtle and highlight signage and or architectural elements of gateway monuments. Example of Gateway Monuments (14) Tree Planters. Street trees shall be centered within five (5) foot by ten (10) foot planters as leave-outs within the sidewalk and screened with either a twelve (12) inch high ornamental steel fence or brick turn-up edge. a. Fence Size. Twelve (12) inch Ornamental Steel Fence shall have with a minimum diameter of three eights (3/8) of an inch steel member b. Fence Material. Ornamental Steel Fence shall be painted black by manufacturer. c. Brick Edge. Brick Turn-Up edge shall be laid in a soldier course pattern around tree leave out leaving the top edge two (2) inches above the finished sidewalk height or concrete curb with chamfered angle. 38 U:\Community Dev\Planning Division\Main Street Redevelopment Plan\Design Guidelines and Zoning\ Public hearing document\mf_draft_guidelines_appendix with number changed with ordinance.doc

39 PLANNED DEVELOPMENT DISTRICT #2 CHAPTER 90 DEVELOPMENT STANDARDS August 15, 2006 d. Planter Landscaping. Shall contain a variety of ground cover or seasonal plantings. e. Distance. Tree planter shall be placed two (2) to three (3) inches from back of curb. Tree Planter with Turn-Up Brick Edge and Steel Fence Tree Planter with Steel Fence Tree Planter Edging and Fence Details 39

40 Tree Planter Edging and Fence Details (15) Tree Wells. Street trees shall be centered within five (5) foot by ten (10) foot planters as leave-outs within the sidewalk and lined with a brick turn-up edge. a. Brick Edge. Brick Turn-Up edge shall be laid in a soldier course pattern around tree leave out leaving the top edge two (2) inches above the finished sidewalk height or concrete curb with chamfered angle. b. Planter Landscaping. Shall contain mulch cover around tree. c. Distance. Tree planter shall be placed six (6) inches from back of curb. (16) Tree Grates. Street trees shall be centered within five (5) foot by five (5) foot planters as leave-outs within the sidewalk. Planter leave outs shall be covered with tree grates, expandable to accommodate growth, in areas within pedestrian thoroughfares (high pedestrian traffic areas) or gathering places within a minimum sidewalk of six (6) feet in width. a. Manufacturer Urban Accessories b. Model Chinook 2000 or Title 24 c. Material Raw cast grey iron d. Mounting Manufacturers supplied frame embedded into concrete subslab 40 U:\Community Dev\Planning Division\Main Street Redevelopment Plan\Design Guidelines and Zoning\ Public hearing document\mf_draft_guidelines_appendix with number changed with ordinance.doc

41 PLANNED DEVELOPMENT DISTRICT #2 CHAPTER 90 DEVELOPMENT STANDARDS August 15, 2006 e. Distance Tree planter shall be placed six (6) inches from back of curb. Chinook 2000 model Title 24 model Example of tree with tree grate (17) Tree Planting within Tree Lawn. Street trees shall be centered within tree lawns. Tree lawns should be planted with sod or low groundcovers (below six (6) inches mature). a. Distance. Trees shall be center in the lawn area. 41

42 Example of a Tree Lawn (18) Tree Protection. Tree Guards may be utilized to protect young trees and may or may not be used in conjunction with tree grates. a. Manufacturer Urban Accessories b. Model AT, OD or RW/B c. Material Black powder coat steel d. Mounting Bolt to tree grate or as specified by manufacturer Urban Accessories Tree Guard Models AT, OD, RW/B (19) Café Fencing. All sidewalk patios/ cafes may be surrounded by a nonpermanent, free-standing fence along the approved perimeter of the patio\cafe. The fence shall meet the following specifications subject to the discretion of the Village Departments. a. Not within six (6) feet of a fire hydrant 42 U:\Community Dev\Planning Division\Main Street Redevelopment Plan\Design Guidelines and Zoning\ Public hearing document\mf_draft_guidelines_appendix with number changed with ordinance.doc

43 PLANNED DEVELOPMENT DISTRICT #2 CHAPTER 90 DEVELOPMENT STANDARDS August 15, 2006 b. Entrance\exit openings shall have a minimum width equal to that of the entrance of the adjacent eating establishment or three (3) feet, whichever is the greater c. At least one entrance\exit opening shall be designed so as to permit easy access by a person in wheelchair d. Not less than two and a half (2.5) feet in height nor more than four (4) feet in height but not greater than two and a half (2.5) feet in height within one-hundred (100) feet of an intersection e. Not within one and a half (1.5) feet of adjacent buildings without the expressed written permission of adjacent owners f. Not within three (30) feet of the edge of a travelled roadway g. Must be constructed of materials to the satisfaction of the Village Manager or Designee. (20) News Stands. To provide for the placement of newspaper dispensers so that pedestrian circulation and appearance are not compromised. News stands must be located within fenced or walled areas that can hold a minimum of 4 news stands. a. Location. One grouping of newsstands may be located per each block. News Stands must be located within pedestrian areas, but must be located outside of the public right of way. b. Design. News stands shall be either designed to have multiple boxes combined and coordinated or shall have individual boxes grouped with screening. c. Screening. Screening shall be by an ornamental metal fence with a black finish. Signage is not permitted on the fence. d. Group Boxes. All group boxes within the district shall be identical and shall have a black finish. Example of screening and coordinated news boxes 43

44 (b) Pavement Requirements. All public pavements, both pedestrian and vehicular, are required to be universally accessible according to the American with Disabilities Act and the Village of Menomonee Falls Engineering Standards. (1) Sidewalks a. Main Street, Pilgrim, and Commercial Development storefront walks. ROW Line 44 U:\Community Dev\Planning Division\Main Street Redevelopment Plan\Design Guidelines and Zoning\ Public hearing document\mf_draft_guidelines_appendix with number changed with ordinance.doc

45 PLANNED DEVELOPMENT DISTRICT #2 CHAPTER 90 DEVELOPMENT STANDARDS August 15, 2006 Examples of Commercial Development Streetscapes 1. Integrally colored concrete walk. Four by four (4 x 4) foot score pattern with light broom finish Color. Sandstone # 5237 or standard concrete Manufacturer. Davis Color 2. Integrally colored concrete accent panel at tree wells. Diagonal four by four (4 x 4) foot score pattern with rock salt finish. Color. Salmon # Manufacturer. Davis Color 3. Tree Well. Five by ten (5 x 10) foot planted tree well with ornamental metal fence or brick turned-up edge or concrete curb with chamfer. 4. Band. One (1) foot wide integrally colored concrete band with heavy sandblast finish. Color. Sandstone # 5237 Manufacturer. Davis Color 5. Street light. Located at ninety (90) feet o.c. spacing. 6. Slip Band. Integrally colored slip band along retail / commercial storefronts with six (6) inch by one (1) foot score pattern. Color: Omaha Tan # 5084 Manufacturer: Davis Color 7. Planting leave-outs. Located along storefronts where appropriate. 8. Café seating. Located along storefronts. 9. Planters. Ornamental planter pots located at storefronts where appropriate. 45

46 (c) Sidewalks Residential ROW Line Examples of Commercial Residential Streetscapes 46 U:\Community Dev\Planning Division\Main Street Redevelopment Plan\Design Guidelines and Zoning\ Public hearing document\mf_draft_guidelines_appendix with number changed with ordinance.doc

47 PLANNED DEVELOPMENT DISTRICT #2 CHAPTER 90 DEVELOPMENT STANDARDS August 15, 2006 (1) Integrally colored carriageway entry accent. Diagonal four by four (4x4) foot score pattern with rock salt finish and a one (1) foot wide band with heavy sandblast finish Color. Salmon # Manufacturer. Davis Color (2) Integrally colored concrete accent walk. Five by five (5 x 5) foot score pattern with light broom finish. Color. Standard Concrete (3) Tree Lawn. (4) Street light. Located at ninety (90) feet o.c. spacing. (5) Carriageway. (6) Perimeter planting. (7) Bench Seating Area. Four by eight (4 x 8) foot concrete pad matching sidewalk. (8) Bicycle Parking. (9) Band. One (1) foot wide integrally colored concrete band with heavy sandblast finish. Color. Sandstone # 5237 Manufacturer. Davis Color 47

48 (d) Sidewalks Mixed Use ROW Line (1) Integrally colored concrete walk. Four by four (4 x 4) foot score pattern with light broom finish. Color. Standard concrete (2) Integrally colored concrete accent panel at tree wells. Diagonal four by four (4 x 4) foot score pattern with rock salt finish. Color. Salmon # Manufacturer. Davis Color (3) Tree Well. Five by ten (5 x 10) foot planted tree well with ornamental metal fence or brick turned-up edge. (4) Band. One (1) foot wide integrally colored concrete band with heavy sandblast finish. Color. Sandstone # 5237 Manufacturer. Davis Color (5) Street light. Located at ninety (90) foot o.c. spacing. (6) Slip Band. Integrally colored slip band along retail / commercial storefronts. Six (6) inch by one (1) foot score pattern. Color. Omaha Tan # 5084 Manufacturer. Davis Color (7) Planter leave-outs. Located along storefronts where appropriate. (8) Café seating. Located along storefronts. (9) Planters. Ornamental planter pots located at storefront where appropriate. 48 U:\Community Dev\Planning Division\Main Street Redevelopment Plan\Design Guidelines and Zoning\ Public hearing document\mf_draft_guidelines_appendix with number changed with ordinance.doc

49 PLANNED DEVELOPMENT DISTRICT #2 CHAPTER 90 DEVELOPMENT STANDARDS August 15, 2006 (e) Sidewalks Mews ROW Line (1) Slip Band. Integrally colored slip band along building perimeter. Six (6) inch by one (1) foot score pattern. Color. Omaha Tan # 5084 Manufacturer. Davis Color (2) Accent Panels. Integrally colored concrete accent panel at entryways or garage entries. Diagonal four by four (4 x 4) foot score pattern with rock salt finish. Color. Salmon # Manufacturer. Davis Color (3) Bands. Integrally colored 1 wide concrete bands with heavy sandblast finish. Color. Sandstone # 5237 Manufacturer. Davis Color (4) Planting Leave-outs. Vine and planting leave-outs along building face. Six (6) inch by three (3) foot set within the one (1) foot wide slip band (5) Tree Well. Planted tree well with ornamental metal fence or brick turned-up edge. (6) Regular Concrete. Min. eight by eight (8 x 8) foot score pattern and light broom finish. (7) Street light. Located at ninety (90) feet o.c. spacing. Decorative metal bollards to define drive (8) Walk-way. Integrally colored concrete walk. Four by four (4 x 4) foot score pattern with light broom finish. Color. Sandstone # 5237 Manufacturer. Davis Color 49

50 (f) Road Surfaces Concrete and asphalt roads shall meet Village of Menomonee Falls standards. (1) Intersections / Crosswalks ROW Line a. Ornamental 1. Cross Walk Banding. Two (2) foot wide integrally colored band defining crosswalk. One by one (1 x 1) foot score pattern and heavy sandblast finish Color. Omaha Tan # 5084 Manufacturer. Davis Color 2. Crosswalk. Integrally colored concrete crosswalk. Defined by diagonal four by four (4 x 4) foot score pattern with rock salt finish Overall crosswalk width. Fifteen (15) feet Color. Salmon # Manufacturer. Davis Color 3. Intersection. Integrally colored concrete at intersection. Stamped brick pattern Color. Brick Red # 160 Manufacturer. Davis Color 4. Decorative metal bollards. Define roll-down sidewalks at corners 5. Ramps. Integrally colored concrete accessible ramps at corner. Light broom finish and tactile warning bands. Center radius ramp, or ramps inline with crosswalks, maybe used based upon site conditions. Color. Sandstone # 5237 Manufacturer. Davis Color 50 U:\Community Dev\Planning Division\Main Street Redevelopment Plan\Design Guidelines and Zoning\ Public hearing document\mf_draft_guidelines_appendix with number changed with ordinance.doc

51 PLANNED DEVELOPMENT DISTRICT #2 CHAPTER 90 DEVELOPMENT STANDARDS August 15, Sidewalk corner Band. Two (2) foot wide integrally colored band. One by one (1 x 1) foot score pattern and heavy sandblast finish corresponding to crosswalks Color. Omaha Tan # 5084 Manufacturer. Davis Color 7. Locations. Main and Pilgrim Pilgrim and Richfield Way Extension Main and Fountain Round About Richfield Way and Carolyn Richfield Way and Hayes Richfield Way and Patton b. Standard 1. Cross Walk Banding. Two (2) foot wide integrally colored band defining crosswalk. One by one (1 x 1) foot score pattern and heavy sandblast finish Color. Omaha Tan # 5084 Manufacturer. Davis Color 2. Crosswalk. Integrally colored concrete crosswalk. Defined by diagonal four by four (4 x 4) foot score pattern with rock salt finish Overall crosswalk width. Fifteen (15) feet Color. Salmon # Manufacturer. Davis Color 3. Intersection. Regular Concrete. Min. eight by eight (8 x 8) foot score pattern and light broom finish. 4. Decorative metal bollards. Define roll-down sidewalks at corners 5. Ramps. Integrally colored concrete accessible ramps at corner. Light broom finish and tactile warning bands Color. Sandstone # 5237 Manufacturer. Davis Color 6. Sidewalk corner Band. Two (2) foot wide integrally colored band. One by one (1 x 1) foot score pattern and heavy sandblast finish corresponding to crosswalks Color. Omaha Tan # 5084 Manufacturer. Davis Color 7. Locations. Main Street and Mixed Use Streets Main Street and Mews Mixed Use Streets and Mixed Use Streets All other intersections not included in sub paragraph a. above. c. Median Islands and Islands. 1. Crossings. Shall be non elevated. 51

52 2. Island Treatment. Islands and medians shall be planted with turf or landscaping. If impervious treatment is required integrally colored concrete shall be provided. Color. Sandstone # 5237 Manufacturer. Davis Color 3. Band. A One (1) foot wide integrally colored concrete band with heavy sandblast finish shall be provide adjacent to the curb. Color. Sandstone # 5237 Manufacturer. Davis Color Sec Reserved. Section 3. Except as specifically modified and amended by this ordinance, the Municipal Code of the Village of Menomonee Falls shall remain in force and effect exactly as originally adopted and previously amended. All ordinances or parts of ordinances inconsistent with or in contravention of the provisions of this ordinance are hereby repealed. Section 4. This ordinance shall take effect and be in full force from and after its passage and publication. Section 5. SEVERABILITY. If any section, clause, provision or portion of this ordinance is adjudged unconstitutional or invalid by a court of competent jurisdiction, the remainder of this chapter shall not be affected thereby. Adopted by the Board of Trustees of the Village of Menomonee Falls on the day of, Date Published By By Richard A. Rechlicz Village President Richard A. Farrenkopf Village Manager/Clerk-Treasurer 52 U:\Community Dev\Planning Division\Main Street Redevelopment Plan\Design Guidelines and Zoning\ Public hearing document\mf_draft_guidelines_appendix with number changed with ordinance.doc