DOWNTOWN VISIONING FORUM AGENDA JUNE 5, 2014
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1 DOWNTOWN VISIONING FORUM AGENDA JUNE 5, 2014 Welcome and Introductions Evolution of the Downtown Proposed Downtown Plan Overview and Process Have Your Say! Next Steps Closing Comments 1
2 WELCOME & INTRODUCTIONS Downtown Plan effort launched as high priority for the City Council Request for Proposal out for technical assistance Downtown Visioning Forum designed to kick-off process; many future opportunities for input Plan to use feedback gathered tonight to refine scope and assist in selecting consultant Please sign in with Stay in touch; check out the Downtown Plan Project found on the MB Forum on City s website Plan on finishing about 8 PM EVOLUTION OF THE DOWNTOWN Downtowns in general Historically met everyday goods and services needs drug store, market, Five & Dime, theater, etc. Most retail moved to community centers and malls Downtowns on the decline Downtowns reinvented as specialty retail and activity centers Now new centers mimic successful downtowns (The Grove, American at Brand) Downtowns must continue to evolve PROPOSED DOWNTOWN PLAN OVERVIEW AND PROCESS EXISTING DOCUMENTS General Plan Land Use Element Downtown Strategic Action Plan Downtown Design Guidelines Downtown Parking Master Plan Downtown Parking Management Plan Local Coastal Plan 2
3 PROJECT GOALS Create a strong sense of community identity and sense of place. Enhance vibrancy and economic vitality emphasis on unique and independent retailers and businesses. Set the stage for business success. Reinforce active street fronts with retail, entertainment, and dining to provide an attractive pedestrian oriented environment. Provide for the best mix of commercial, retail, and service businesses. Boost attractiveness for locals and visitors alike. Strengthen the City s tax base. PLAN ELEMENTS Economic and Market Assessment Public and Stakeholder Engagement Update Design Guidelines Documenting Land Uses, Open Space & Civic Uses Business Mix Analysis Business Retention and Expansion Strategies Update Parking Plan and Strategies Development Standards and Regulations Review and Update Streetscape and Public Improvement Plan Environmental Review HAVE YOUR SAY WHAT ARE SOME OF YOUR FAVORITE THINGS ABOUT DOWNTOWN? Unique home grown business - Pages is kid friendly Relax rules for restaurants, encourage more outdoor dining (on public property) Ocean and beach Great restaurants Secure and safe Provides true small town experience Walkability Bike friendly Connecting pathways Street level diversity Affordable space/business Farmers Market 3
4 Holiday Open House activities Keep the soul of the downtown Icons such as Kettle, Uncle Bills, shoe repair, etc. Travelers (including international) love our town because of the views and shops Diversity of retail Feeds (restaurant dining) community and visitors Downtown works well with community; accountability and familiarity grow it. Prefer ease of shopping Downtown Keep big boxes stores at mall Free parking Clean Downtown. No trash. Family friendly; safe for kids to walk and gather Roundhouse and aquarium Unique buildings and architecture Charging stations (electric vehicles) Dog friendly Fireworks festival WHAT MAKES DOWNTOWN UNIQUE AND HOW DO WE PRESERVE AND ENHANCE IT? Increase outdoor dining options Limit business offices to upstairs Mix of businesses is good now More community events Enforcement of General Plan & Zoning - use the current tools Preserve range of businesses with range of cost Downtown is the Heart (of our City). Protect the Heart. Give business owners more credit (for their contributions). They employee local people Help owners sustain business Charm Enhance art, art walk Allow unique business to come in New is also good Real Estate serves a function Affordability (space) for small business owners Each small business supports each other, more than big boxes. Make downtown more shoppable. Distinguish Downtown from big box (anchored centers) Why are big boxes (chains) here? 4
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6 ARE THERE ISSUES OR PROBLEMS WHICH NEED TO BE ADDRESSED DOWNTOWN? More parking More subterranean (parking) if possible Cost of Parking Tiers City needs to listen to the community Some outdoor dining areas restrict sidewalks (walkability) Look at statistics being produced by categories of businesses and also by Downtown quadrants square foot comparison. Manhattan Beach Boulevard and Morningside needs a stoplight. Look at the emotion of Downtown and what drives it. Don t lose the charm! Evaluate wear and tear on infrastructure Keep public right-of-way clear (sidewalks) not just dining but also signs, plants, etc. Consider street/quadrant closures on certain weekends Trolley for residents Manhattan Beach Boulevard is not safe for bikes, cars, pedestrians Crosswalks need more lighting Can t have retail at the expense of everyone else (use categories) WHAT TYPES OF RETAILERS WOULD YOU LIKE TO SEE DOWNTOWN? More gift stores (local handmade/unique or artisan items) More affordable art Hardware store Real estate offices Offer more community events More short term parking What we need vs. want and can afford Pharmacy Examine Use Permit process More employee parking WHAT TYPES OF RESTAURANTS WOULD YOU LIKE TO SEE DOWNTOWN? Don t want formula based (chain) businesses Beach Burgers affordable fare (example) Find more creative minded chefs and owners Keep family friendly dining 6
7 WHAT TYPES OF SERVICES WOULD YOU LIKE TO SEE DOWNTOWN? Dentistry Veterinarians WHAT TYPES OF ENTERTAINMENT USES OR ATTRACTIONS WOULD YOU LIKE TO SEE DOWNTOWN? Pop-up Theater Live performances Art walk close streets Three (or four)annual big Downtown events Fashion week Better use of Metlox Plaza (at Morningside & 13 th ) More in-store interactive entertainment WHAT TYPES OF PUBLIC IMPROVEMENTS OR STREETSCAPE ENHANCEMENTS WOULD YOU LIKE TO SEE DOWNTOWN? Lighted crosswalks Light the trees year round Different types of trees and plants (no sharp points safety issue) Enhance movability More bike racks Hanging flower baskets String lights Update directories (digitize) Non-slip tiles Solid plan for design Digital bulletin boards Use local designers HOW CAN WE BEST CONNECT THE DOWNTOWN TO THE AREA S RECREATIONAL AMENITIES? Rental bikes and bike share Publicize activities better 7
8 WHAT WOULD YOU SUGGEST COULD BE DONE TO HELP ENSURE THE SUCCESS OF DOWNTOWN BUSINESSES? Remind people to think local first Enhance Small Business Saturday do more Small Business Saturdays Directional signage; entry signs Directions/guides in every business Van/trolley for residents Get more people walking/riding bikes to town on certain days, nights, weekends Shared delivery system (to deliver orders to customers) Connect van with Downtown and school parking lots Off-site parking for employees and shuttle Alternative parking for construction workers Engage Seniors NEXT STEPS & CLOSING RFP Responses due June 19 th Consultant selection in July Consultant contract to City Council on July 15 th (Target date) Process commences in August 8
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