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1 Advance Engineering & Surveying, PLLC Consulting in: Civil & Environmental Engineering Land Surveying Land Development 11 Herbert Drive Phone: (518) Latham, N.Y Nicholas Costa, PE John P. Petrucco, LS Project Narrative The Crossings Town of Colonie, Albany County October 2014 Site Address: Applicant: Contact: Engineer: Proposed use: Zoning: Site Area: 32 & 40 Aviation Road Crisafulli Associates, LLC Michael A. Crisafulli ext. 101 Advance Engineering & Surveying PLLC Nicholas Costa Residential Apartments Commercial Office Residential (COR) 7.92± acres Description of Existing Site and Use The project site contains approximately 7.92 acres in two separate parcels that are bisected by the National Grid overhead transmission parcel. The two parcels are located on the easterly side of Aviation Road and southerly side of Metro Park Road. The Rudy A. Ciccotti Family Recreation Center is located just to the east of the parcels; the access drive to the Center is actually located within the boundaries of one of the parcels. The Town Park known as The Crossings is also located to the east of the parcels. The parcels are identified as tax map nos & P/O 2.1 and are currently vacant. Historically, these parcels have been utilized as construction storage areas and there is some equipment that still remains on-site; a salt/sand storage concrete block barn exists on-site and is shown on the project drawings. The site topography is gentle and generally slopes from east to the west and towards Aviation Road. Drainage from the parcels appears to be contained on-site and absorbed by the sandy soils that exist at the site. Overflow runoff is tributary to the existing closed drainage systems that are located on Aviation Road and Metro Park Road. Vegetation for the majority of the site consists of wooded areas; lawn grasses are located at the access drive to the Ciccotti Family Center. Aviation Road and Metro Park Road within their Rightof-Way s contain municipal infrastructure consisting of sanitary sewer and water; it also contains gas, telephone and CATV. This infrastructure system can provide municipal services to the project site.
2 Page 2 of 6 Description of Proposed Project The applicant proposes to develop the two parcels with two multi-story buildings and associated parking areas and access drives. The two buildings would be three stories in height and as noted on the Concept Plan, Building No.1 is located in parcel No.1 which has an approximate area of 5.40 acres. Building No.1 would be developed as a threestory building with a total of 110 apartment units. The building would occupy a footprint area of approximately 51,519 SF and would have a green area of approximately 2.11 acres or 39.2% of the site. There would be a total of 178 parking spaces with some of these spaces being located in enclosed garages. An overflow parking area is available that can provide an additional 26 parking spaces and is shown on the Concept Plan. This overflow parking area will only be constructed if it becomes evident that the parking is necessary. Building No.2 is located in parcel No.2 and it has an approximate area of 2.52 acres. Building No.2 would be three stories in height and contain a total of 48 apartment units. The building would occupy an approximate footprint area of 21,574 SF and would have a green area of approximately 0.96 acres or 38.1% of the site. In aggregate, the green space for the proposed project would be a total of 3.07 acres or 38.8% of the total area for both parcels, 7.92 acres. There would be a total of 90 parking spaces on parcel No.2 with some of these spaces being located in garages. A maintenance building with an approximate area of 1,600 SF will be located on the westerly side of the Ciccotti Family Recreation Center Access Road and 6 parking spaces for maintenance staff will be constructed at this location. Based on the zoning regulations, the site can be developed with a mixture of commercial, office and residential structures. The current owners of the parcels have contractually restricted the type of development that can occupy the parcels. The development is limited to residential type development. Therefore, the applicant is making application to develop the parcels with apartment buildings. The residential development of these parcels will keep the objective of the Town comprehensive plan of developing this area with Commercial Office Residential development. This area has been developed with commercial and office development but it does lack the residential component. Developing these parcels with the proposed residential development will achieve the balance discussed in the comprehensive plan of having walkable communities that are easily accessible and conveniently located. Additionally, the proximity of the proposed development to the Town Park will be beneficial to the future residents who will have the option of enjoying the amenities offered by the Town Park. Proposed site coverage statistics for this new development are as follows (includes overflow parking area): Site Coverage: Building Coverage Existing Coverage: 699 S.F. or 0.2% Proposed Coverage: 95,737 S.F. or 27.8% Difference: +95,038 S.F. or +27.6% Pavement, Sidewalk 10,915 S.F. or 3.2% 124,823 S.F. or 36.2% +113,908 S.F. or +33.0% Green Space: 333,379 S.F. or 96.6% 124,433 S.F. or 36.0% -208,946 S.F. or -60.0%
3 Page 3 of 6 The infrastructure necessary to provide the site with Sanitary, Water, Electric, Gas and Telephone services exist and are all located along the Aviation Road and Metro Park Road frontages. These systems have sufficient capacities to provide the utility demands from the proposed development. The conceptual intent of the stormwater management system will be in full compliance with the NYSDEC Stormwater Management Design Manual. The proposed area of site development does not have existing NYS or US ACOE wetlands. Town protected watercourse areas are not located on the site. The site does not contain any steep slope areas. The proposed site is located within the Commercial Office Residential (COR) zone as shown on the Town of Colonie Zoning Map. The proposed residential apartment land use within this zone is allowed and is a compatible use with existing uses and facilities located along Aviation Road and Metro Park Road, in the project vicinity. However, the use of the subject parcels entirely for residential purposes is not allowed and the applicant is requesting the rezoning of the subject parcels to a Planned Development District (PDD). The Town Comprehensive Plan goal is to develop walkable communities with easily and conveniently located facilities. The adjacent areas to the parcels have been developed with commercial and office development and the proposed residential development would complement these previously developed areas and achieve the goals of the Town s Comprehensive Plan. The proposed project is located within the Shaker Road Fire Department #1 service area and is partially located in the North Colonie and South Colonie School Districts. Impact on Adjoining Property Noise The proposed project will not have a noise impact on the adjoining properties. The area surrounding the proposed project has been developed with office buildings, commercial properties and the Town of Colonie Crossings Town Park. The proposed project will not generate noises that would be louder than what is currently generated at the adjacent properties. Visual The proposed buildings will have exterior features that will blend into the existing environment and in accordance with the Design Standards. The site and the developed area will incorporate landscaping to reduce the impact of the development of the site. The parking lots will be screened with a combination of berms and landscaping, wherever possible. The proposed buildings will be commercial in appearance and be consistent with the surrounding commercial properties and land use. Therefore, the proposed buildings will not be a major diversion from the current aesthetics of the neighboring properties. The proposed development will include a generous landscaping plan that will mitigate the visual conditions at the site as a result of the removal of the existing vegetation. Drainage The current drainage patterns from the site are to the low areas that exist on-site; However, there are closed drainage systems located on Aviation Road and Metro Park Road that collect drainage overflow from the site. These closed drainage systems are owned by the Town of Colonie. This closed drainage system carries the stormwater runoff
4 Page 4 of 6 to the west and eventually discharges into an unnamed tributary of the Ann Lee Pond drainage system and eventual discharge into the Shaker Creek that conveys the runoff to the Mohawk River, located to the north of the site. These historical discharge locations will be maintained and the proposed development of the site will not alter the existing drainage patterns. A new stormwater management system will be designed so that the peak runoff rate from the developed site will not exceed the pre-developed peak runoff rate. The stormwater management system will be designed in accordance with the Town of Colonie requirements and the New York State Department of Environmental Conservation regulations under General Permit GP Impact on Services Traffic Projected trip generations for the project were estimated based on data contained in the ITE Trip Generations 9 th Edition. Based upon the proposed uses presented on the Concept Plan, the following trip generation rates are estimated: Total Trips Generated 98 PM Peak Hour The total new roadway trips generated from the proposed Crossings project in the PM Peak Hour is 98 trips. Sanitary Sewer The project site is located within an existing sewer district. There are gravity sanitary sewer mains located at Aviation Road and Metro Park Road that will be utilized to provide municipal sanitary sewer service to the proposed project. Based upon the complete development of the 158 units, the calculated total average flow generated at the site would amount to 16,432 gallons per day. The existing gravity sanitary sewer system has the hydraulic capabilities to accept the additional flows. However, the generated flow will be tributary to the Wolf Road Pump Station, which the Town has identified as having limited capacity available. A separate analysis of the Wolf Road Pump Station will be completed to account for the remaining capacity and of any system improvements that may be necessary as a result of the additional flows generated at the project site. Water The project site is located within the existing Latham Water District. Average water usage for the facility is estimated at approximately 16,432 gallons/day based on the floor area presented in the previous section. There are 8-inch water mains located along Aviation Road and Metro Park Road that will be utilized to provide municipal water service to the proposed project. The existing water system has sufficient capacity to supply the water demands resulting from the proposed project. Solid Waste The project will generate solid waste that will require disposal either to a landfill or a recycling center. A private contractor will be used to dispose of the solid waste to an approved landfill or recycling center. It is estimated that the facility will generate approximately 144 tons per year. The proposed facility development will not involve the use, storage or disposal of hazardous chemicals and materials. Lawn and grounds maintenance will be performed by
5 Page 5 of 6 contract firms using licensed and permitted pesticides and fertilizers. Winter solvents (rock salt and calcium chloride) will be brought to and applied to the site by contract firms on an as-needed basis. The proposed site is located within the Commercial Office Residential (COR) zone as shown on the Town of Colonie Zoning Map. The proposed use of the site for entirely residential purposes is not allowed and the applicant is seeking a rezone of the subject parcels to Planned Development District (PDD). Description of Project Construction Sequence and Phasing The proposed project, upon approval, will commence with the Removal of the existing structures and clearing of existing vegetation for the phase being developed. Erosion & Sediment Control systems will be installed prior to the removal of any structures and will be maintained throughout the construction period. Once the portions of the existing structures are removed, the contractor will proceed with site earthwork and utility installation that will service the proposed building. The grading of the site will continue and will be stabilized as soon as finish grade is achieved. The first building to be constructed will be Building #2. The foundation work for the building will start and the site work contractor will continue to install the proposed circulation routes and parking areas. Once Building #2 is completed, the development will continue with the construction of Building #1 and associated parking and drive areas. This will be followed with the completion of any items that remain incomplete and then landscaping for the project will be installed. Impact on Town Communications System The project does not anticipate interference with the Town Communications System. Identification of Planning Board Waiver Requests There is one waiver that the applicant is requesting the Planning Board for consideration and approval. Following is a description of the waiver request and the justification for the request. The applicant is requesting a parking waiver of 42 spaces for Building #1 and 6 spaces for Building #2. The applicant requests consideration to this waiver based on several factors. The site is located in an area that has public transportation systems and the location is very accessible to shopping and dining areas within close proximity. The project will also have complimented this accessibility by providing a sidewalk along Metro Park Road to Wolf Road. This walking connection is very important, providing the residents with easy and convenient access to the public transportation system that includes pedestrian and bike friendly areas and eliminating the need to using a vehicle. Additionally, the project has made improvements to allow the use of bicycles to access the nearby transportation corridor that contains bicycle transportation facilities. Identification of Public Benefit The proposed project is seeking to obtain rezoning from the current zone of Commercial Office Residential (COR) to a Planned Development District (PDD) that would allow the development of the site with 158 apartment units in two separate buildings. The applicant, as presented above, believes that the project vicinity does not meet the objectives of the Town of Colonie Comprehensive Plan to have a balance of Commercial, Office and Residential development that offers the residents with a variety of housing choices. Additionally, the project location would meet another objective of the
6 Page 6 of 6 Comprehensive Plan since it would create a residential community that would be in close proximity to shopping, restaurants and workplaces that could use multiple methods to reach these nearby facilities. The project site is conveniently located to pedestrian and public transportation methods. This important link would help satisfy the Comprehensive Plan objective of having walkable communities. The applicant will construct a sidewalk along Metro Park Road that will connect to Wolf Road the sidewalk that will be constructed by the developer of the Hotel being constructed at the corner of Metro Park Road and Aviation Road. Additionally, the applicant is investigating with the Town possible recreational improvements that can be made to the Crossing Park that will benefit the Town residents and the future residents of the proposed project. The applicant is also committed to analyzing the Wolf Road Pump Station to determine the necessary improvements that are required at the Station to increase capacity and mitigate some of the historical problems experienced at this facility. A Pump Station that operates at more efficient levels will result in a public benefit in the reduction of long term maintenance and costs associated with operation of the facility.
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