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1 Bethesda Downtown Plan Planning Board Update
2 Connecticut Avenue Location
3 Economic Sustainability Social Environmental Scope
4 Coming Soon! Team
5 Listening, Twitter Outreach We Are Here
6 Engagement Challenge 60 % of the residents of Downtown Bethesda are between 22 and 49 years of age
7 Kick Off N D J F M A M J J A S O N D Drop In C A P T I V A T I N G W E B S I T E E - N e w s Visual Preference Progress Scope Vision Open House Neighborhoods Eco-District Property Owners & Community Preliminary Fair Recommendations Update GGW CNUDC YIPPS BCC HS StSense JBG CLARK+ Bethesda Central Farm Market SK&I AIA
8 Bethesda Central Farm Market Coming Up Happy Hour Host Team Pop Up
9 Visual Preference Survey Streets What we were looking for: Density? Street character?
10 Visual Preference Survey Gathering Space What we were looking for: Paving vs Lawn? Size? Types of uses? Amount trees and shrubs?
11 Visual Preference Survey Landscaping What we were looking for: Type of trees, flowers, shrubs? Amount of vegetation? Pervious treatment?
12 Visual Preference Survey Round 1: May 7- June 6 Round 2: June 6 June 16 Number respondents ranged from 118 for the Arlington South District, to 402 for the Woodmont Triangle District Number of Surveys Taken by Area and Survey Round Bethesda Visual Survey Area Name Round 1 Round 2 Total 1 Arlington North Arlington South Wisconsin South South Bethesda Pearl District Battery Lane Wisconsin North Metro Bethesda Row Woodmont Triangle Total All Areas * Detailed results to round 1 and round 2 are on the Bethesda Downtown Plan Website
13 Visual Preference Survey Number respondents who are residents : 80-94% Number respondents who are property owners: 25-35% Generational Breakdown of respondents: Percent Millennials (born early 80 to early 2000 s): 9% - 24% Percent Generation X ers (born mid 60 s to early 80 s): 33% - 44% Percent Baby Boomers (born ): 28% - 43% Percent Greatest Generation(born before 1946): 8% - 11%
14 Visual Preference Survey Top Two Choices for the following districts: Battery Lane Arlington North South Bethesda 1 2 Streets Residential 3 story townhouses Quiet streets Mixed use 5-7 story 1 st floor retail Office/residential above
15 Visual Preference Survey Top Two Choices for the following districts: Pearl District Wisconsin North 1 2 Streets Mixed use 5-7 story 1 st floor retail Office/residential above Mixed use 12+ stories 1 st Floor retail Office above
16 Visual Preference Survey Top Two Choices for the following districts: Woodmont Triangle Bethesda Row Arlington South 1 2 Streets Mixed use 5-7 story 1 st floor retail Office/residential above Busy street Commercial use 1 story retail Medium use street
17 Visual Preference Survey Top Two Choices for the following district: 1 Streets Mixed use 12+ stories 1 st Floor retail Office above Mixed use 5-7 story Metro 2 1 st floor retail Office/residential above Busy street
18 Visual Preference Survey Top Two Choices for the following district: Wisconsin South 1 2 Streets Mixed use 5-7 story 1 st floor retail Office/residential above Busy street Mixed use 4-5 story 1 st floor retail Office/residential above Busy street
19 Visual Preference Survey Top Two Choices for all districts 1 2 Gathering Places Lush plantings Special paving in plaza Full of people Well maintained, attractive furnishings Large, green lawn Shady trees Full of people Well maintained, attractive furnishings
20 Visual Preference Survey Top Two Choices for following districts: Wisconsin Ave Corridor Arlington North Bethesda Row Arlington South South Bethesda 1 2 Landscaping Attractive retail facades Wide sidewalks Large, mature shade trees People using sidewalk Clean and well maintained Attractive retail facades Wide sidewalks Large area dedicated to green People using sidewalks Clean and well maintained
21 Visual Preference Survey Top Two Choices for the Pearl District 1 2 Landscaping Attractive retail facades Wide sidewalks Large area dedicated to green People using sidewalks Clean and well maintained Attractive retail facades Wide sidewalks Large, mature shade trees People using sidewalk Clean and well maintained Attractive buildings 2 Large lawn area People using space Clean and well maintained
22 Visual Preference Survey Top Two Choices for Battery Lane 1 2 Landscaping Attractive retail facades Wide sidewalks Large, mature shade trees People using sidewalk Large green lawn Full of people Attractive buildings
23 Concept Framework Plan
24 Concept Framework Plan
25 Concept Framework Plan
26 Concept Framework Plan
27 Concept Framework Plan
28 Concept Framework Plan
29 Concept Framework Plan
30 Concept Framework Plan
31 Concept Framework Plan
32 Concept Framework Plan
33 Concept Framework Plan
34 Parks and Open Space
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36 Parks and Open Space System of varied recreation and experiences
37 Interconnected system of sidewalks and trails Urban Recreational Park in each subarea Civic Green in each urban center Neighborhood Parks in each district Plazas and Greens in each block
38 Veterans Park Concepts Green extension of existing Veterans Park Expand pedestrian realm into street Create a central gathering area for the Woodmont district Activate gathering space with mixed-use development/arts
39 Eastern Greenway Concepts Create a Greenway connection to Elm Street Park and Farm Women s Coop Market Transition to adjacent low-density residential neighborhood
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41 Concept Framework A Street Main Street Pedestrian Activity Center B Street Community Connector Access & Circulation C Street Emerging Community Connector Improved Connections Transportation 1
42 Connectivity Complete Streets Pedestrian Bicycle Level of Traffic Stress Analysis Transit Automobile Traffic Congestion Traffic Capacity Gateway Intersections Transportation 1
43 Bethesda: Core Principles of Sustainability
44 Performance Areas
45 Buildings (New, Existing, Retrofits) Streets Community
46 Bethesda as a System
47 Example of Performance Area: Water GOAL: Reliable, clean, water for natural & human needs OBJECTIVES: Improve water quality Manage stormwater & building water discharge Reduce impervious cover Water Reduce water consumption through conservation Reuse and recycle water
48 Strategies:
49 An EcoDistrict Building blocks for sustainable communities CREATING Economic opportunity Community well-being Ecological heath Holistic planning and development for urban and semi-urban areas in which there are ambitious sustainability performance goals. =
50 Local Example South West, DC
51 S.W. Long Term EcoDistrict Goals
52 Portland EcoDistricts
53 Gateway: Portland Oregon
54 Gateway: Portland Oregon Mitigation Corridor Addresses stormwater runoff, reduce impervious cover Highlights stormwater treatment through art and signage to offer education and help establish a sense of place in the district. Improves walkability in the local business district to create a pedestrian oriented corridor in what is now an auto-dominated district.
55 Bethesda Site Conditions Pilot EcoDistrict Goals & Strategies Plan for Future Growth/Development Community Priorities
56 Bethesda Equitable Development Community Identity Health & Well-being Energy Access & Mobility Community Identity Habitat & Ecosystems Access & Mobility Health & Well-Being Habitat & Ecosystems Water Access & Mobility Habitat & Ecosystems Water Access & Mobility
57 Community Bethesda Green BUP The Public Bethesda Businesses Multi-agency COLLABORATION Local Agencies DOT DPS The Council General Services DEP Regional Agencies COG DC Planning DC DEP Arlington Planners Chamber of Commerce Research Groups Economists Developer Community Housing Civic
58 Scope of Work Develop market-supported strategies to improve retail environment by: Assessing current Bethesda retail market Estimating future retail demand and supply Identifying retail design, placement, and attraction strategies Progress to Date Consultant under contract Retail Planning Strategy Recommendations anticipated in late Sept/early October
59 Implementation Focus Flexibility Density transfer Amenities endowment
60 3-Month outlook Prepare recommendations Consultants on-board Start writing 6-Month outlook Initial Recommendations late fall Staff Draft winter What s next?
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