Development Agreement Public Meeting. June 26, 2013

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Development Agreement Public Meeting June 26, 2013

Process 2007 2008 2009 2010 2011 2012 2013 Neighborhood Conservation District Petition Process Original Master Plan presented Community Forum Glen Lennox Residents Meetings NCD Development Committee Appointed NCD Development Committee Meetings Town Visioning Workshop GP Vision Presentation #1 GP Vision Presentation #3 GP Vision Presentation #2 GP Vision Presentation #4 NCD Approved Council Meetings on Dev Agmt

Guiding Principles 1. Value the history of neighborhood and the Glen Lennox apartment and commercial property 2. Preserve street network 3. Create & maintain open public space 4. Balance the new development with preservation of the trees and tree canopy 5. Keep a portion of the buildings 6. Transition and vary density and height of the buildings 7. Provide landscaped buffers for sensitive neighbors 8. Preserve Church of the Holy Family s visibility and accessibility 9. Create an effective transportation strategy 10. Encourage community sustainability 11. Encourage and support community diversity

Concept Plan 50 year vision Concept Plan for Glen Lennox Community

Church of Holy Family 1 Glen Lennox Addresses (In order of presentation) 1. Brandon Road 2. Raleigh Road 6 5 3 2 4 3. Village Center 4. Hamilton Road 5. Maxwell Road 6. Fordham Boulevard

Brandon Road

Raleigh Road

Village Center

Hamilton Road

Maxwell Road

Fordham Boulevard

Street Network - Spines remain - Curvilinear nature remains - Increase connectivity within site - Add entrance off 15-501 - Remove Douglas Road - Address existing commercial Hamilton Rd entrance - Designed to keep office and retail traffic on edge of property Existing Network with proposed changes in blue

Commercial traffic kept on edges of site. Garages are shared, hidden, and will capture cars on edge of site. Auto Transportation Office Retail Residential

Open Space - Green entrances - Deep setbacks - Village Center Green - East green buffer - Pocket parks throughout

Trees - Lush landscaping is important to the success of the neighborhood - Saving as many trees as possible - Planting additional mature trees - Implementing a tree program with a survey of all trees, maintenance and replacement plan Pictured are the existing trees that are not located in the building footprints

Pedestrian Connectivity - Major public paths marked in diagram - All parks are easily accessible and connected by foot - Enhanced greenway on east that connects to existing trails -Connectivity across site - Connectivity to larger neighborhood

Building Density - Density decreases as you approach single family neighborhood - Low density (shown in blue) is focused on north, east, and south edges of property - Medium density (shown in red) is focused on West of property

Building Height - Height decreases as you approach single family neighborhood - 54/Raleigh Rd frontage heights remain - Higher buildings are located near highway interchange

Land Uses Residential Residential located in the internal of the site, away from 15-501 and 54, and near adjacent single family houses and church Different unit types will attract a diverse neighborhood population - A mix of luxury, moderate, and affordable unit types - A mix of multi-family buildings, walk-ups, townhomes, duplexes, and cottages

Land Uses Office 1 - Concentrated on Hayes and 15-501 - Lease buildings 1 & 2 to smaller, local tenants - Lease buildings 3 & 4 to corporate, regional, and institutional tenants - Built in phases where the absorption can occur over time 2 3 4

Land Uses Retail - All retail located in south of property off 54/Fordham Blvd - Retail on ground-level around village green and in existing shopping center on Raleigh Road - Redevelopment will provide linkage to and reenergize the existing shopping center - No big box retailers or life style centers - Around 10 restaurants

Land Uses Hospitality - Building located away from 54/Raleigh Road and on Village Green - Bring in hotel operator - Utilize existing cottages as hotel villas - Legacy building for neighborhood - Programmed to include neighborhood history, restaurants, and bar

Land Uses - Mix of residential, office, retail, hotel - Office on 15-501/Fordham Blvd - Retail & Hotel near 54/Raleigh Rd - Residential along east and north boundaries and interior of site

Phasing - Master plan is a 50 year vision - Phase 1 to potentially include apartments, retail, and hotel development near 54 - Office buildings to come in later phases, as dependent on new intersection Phase 1