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G GU Building esign Building rientation G F V Buildings should be oriented with their main facade towards the front lot line ornices should line up with neighboring properties Building entrances should be clearly visible from public sidewalks Building etbacks G F V Buildings should be close to street but with space for landscaping, outdoor seating and other amenities Facade design should provide active street fronts through a minimum of 4% transparency with clear glass rivate spaces along the sidewalk should relate to the pedestrian through the use of awnings and signage Building ntrances G F V n mixed-use developments, commercial uses should face wider, busier streets while residential uses should face narrower streets he design of new developments should borrow from elements of existing mixed-use buildings to promote consistency of character ommercial buildings should have primary entrances at the front lot line; on corner lots, residential buildings should provide entry from narrower streets Building Base G F V he building base should be positioned at the property line or between 5 and 12 feet back from commercial streets aterials and esign First floor height should be consistent with the block face. Floors above the building base should be set back further to respect the existing street scale and maximize access to sunlight he base of buildings should match the scale of neighboring buildings on the block G F V Buildings along each corridor should express the unique design characteristics of each subarea of Jefferson ark rticulate the base of the building with high-quality materials and design elements that fit with the distinct context of the block esign elements should be reflective of existing character features throughout Jeff ark JFF K

G GU orridor esign & ublic ight-of-way etail Uses G F V ctive uses such as retail should be located on both sides of the street Gaps in retail corridors should be avoided such as frontfacing parking lots, ground floor residential uses on retail-oriented blocks, and drive-thrus Blank walls should be avoided, encouraging continuous visibility to the street ignage G F V igns, awnings, and lighting for new developments should be cohesive along corridors ignage for new development should complement the architectural style of each corridor Use signage that is clearly visible to pedestrians, such as blade signs that provide community character menities G F V ublic right-of-way amenities should enhance convenience and comfort for residents and visitors, with consistent lighting, wayfinding, and waste receptacles andscaping, street furniture, awnings, lighting, fencing, signage, and bike racks should be planned and installed Features in the right-ofway should be pedestrianoriented and fit in with the character of the street treetscape lements G F V mprovements to the public realm should be included as part of development/ redevelopment Fs and proposals treet amenities should have a consistent design throughout each corridor treetscape elements should be pedestrian-oriented in scale and serve to enhance the overall pedestrian experience JFF K

G GU Vehicular ccess, arking esign, & pen pace urb uts G F V umber of curb cuts should be minimized f curb cuts are necessary, ensure that they are as narrow as possible and do not appear multiple times on one block When curb cuts are present, provide other pedestrian amenities nearby to minimize the impact of a break in the sidewalk arking ocation G F V arking should be located to the rear or along the side of the building rather than in front; when possible, parking should be located underground ccess to parking should be provided via drive aisle that is visibly marked from the street urface parking lots should be screened using attractive landscaping and fencing; they should clearly define pedestrian walkways and provide space for bike parking pen paces G F V arger new developments should be encouraged to incorporate new open spaces for community interaction ublic spaces should provide environments for both passive gathering and interactive uses, such as play spaces, splash pads, and music or cultural outdoor space ew open spaces should provide pedestrian pathways to key destinations such as the ransit enter, opernicus enter and homas Jefferson ark ustainable esign G F V ew development/ redevelopment should consider impact to the environment and include new trees and plants added to the public realm ustainable materials should be encouraged, such as permeable pavement and plantings to facilitate natural water absorption ny improvements to buildings or sites should consider pedestrian use and comfort, so as to minimize the negative impacts of vehicle pollution and traffic JFF K

G GU treet-pecific Guidelines WUK & W HWY H F F WUK V UH F F V V X ilwaukee venue s wide right-of way of provides two lanes in each direction and parking on both sides, while W Highway s complex intersections present obstacles to pedestrians and cars. orridor features an assortment of styles, from older industrial to modern commercial buildings arcels are narrow in depth and create a challenge to redevelopment X lder commercial buildings contribute to community character, but many sit vacant and need to be renovated to accommodate small businesses ost buildings are built to the lot line, which creates a strong presence and sense of enclosure along the corridor his stretch of ilwaukee is considered Jeff ark s ain treet X With vacant lots, a vacant former Fire tation, and a blank wall along inslie, this intersection nevertheless is a major entry for cars, buses and pedestrians ew development at the W corner will provide new retail and streetscaping on ipps ve. H ncourage retail or other active uses on the ground floor mprove parking lots with landscaped buffers, seek opportunities for out-lot development Buildings should be located at the lot line with parking to the side or to the rear H lder buildings should be restored through facade improvements and vanilla box rehabs Upper stories and rear or side additions could make projects more economically viable while retaining the character along ilwaukee and awrence Facades should be a minimum of 4% transparent to activate the street H otential adaptive reuse of the former Fire tation should provide upper story uses for new development he parking lot at the W corner can become part of a larger new development ny new development should provide setbacks for light and air along inslie t. KG, BK, & Frequent bus and new ace U service provide transit options ew development should pursue connections between retail center parking lots, shared parking approaches, and bike and pedestrian amenities KG, BK, & hared parking is already practiced among certain businesses and can be expanded to serve more users edestrian amenities are needed, including street furniture and landscaping to improve the pedestrian experience and encourage visiting multiple stores and restaurants KG, BK, & With improvements, this can become a key intersection that is welcoming to all users, including pedestrians and bicyclists inslie s sidewalks should be improved and widened to encourage cafes and outdoor seating. Bike facilities should be added to serve all the destinations in this area. JFF K

V Vision for this site U F V his area is a central destination for Jeff ark that provides retail, entertainment, educational and cultural activities for residents and visitors. he site features walkable streets, shared parking, and adaptive reuse of the fire station and former Woolworth s building. cluster of restaurants and stores would line a landscaped plaza, which could have underground parking below. Z K U W U esidential uses above retail can help support the economic viability of commercial and mixed-use projects. Building upon the opernicus enter and orthwestern ollege, cultural/entertainment and institutional uses could also be attracted to this business district.. V UU/ UU/ U U W G ransportation, W U emand for retail uses calls for general merchandise, restaurants, and food and beverages. FXB KG & FV H W V W U arket Findings. V V V U K X V U V / W JFF K V. V G K V his site presents an opportunity for a phased approach to work with property owners to facilitate redevelopment of vacant land. V V U K W How to get around... Walkability: mproved streetscaping along ipps and inslie help to improve walkways to ransit enter and local destinations. W V. onnectivity: central plaza that connects ilwaukee to the ipps/inslie intersection through a winter garden facilitates better connectivity between Jeff ark s main arterial street (ilwaukee ve.) and an improved inner activity hub at ipps and inslie. 12.5 25 5 1 ilwaukee/ ipps/ awrence - oncept 1 ntersection mprovements Z 3 6 12 F 18 5 V Vision for this site his area is a central hub of activity for Jeff ark that features restaurants, a public plaza, and mcommercial/retail that serves local residents while also attracting visitors from surrounding areas. shared parking structure is located in the center of the block and a surface parking lot next to the opernicus enter serves as flex space that can function as parking when necessary or event space at other times. U F U FXB KG & FV U esidential uses above retail can help support the economic viability of commercial and mixed-use projects. ue to high visibility at the intersection of ilwaukee ve./awrence ve. and strong traffic counts, a mid-size commercial store could be successful at this site. K U W U- V H KG. V emand for retail uses calls for general merchandise, restaurants, and food and beverages. V. V V arket Findings H W V W U V Z X V U F V G Z U V. his site presents an opportunity for a phased approach to work with property owners to facilitate redevelopment of vacant land. JFF K V V V U K W ilwaukee/ipps/awrence: oncept 2 arking: shared lot at the opernicus enter can function as flex space, serving as parking when needed and as public/event space when appropriate. ore parking may be a part of new development projects. 1 K Y JFF K 24 edestrian laza V JFF K V ilwaukee/ipps/awrence: oncept 1 K Y ransportation W How to get around... Walkability: mproved streetscaping along ipps and inslie makes the pedestrian environment more comfortable and pleasant. W V. onnectivity: Wayfinding signage can direct users to the ransit enter, commercial uses, and other neighborhood destinations, such as the park and the opernicus enter. 12.5 25 5 1 ilwaukee/ ipps/ awrence - oncept 2 ntersection mprovements Z 3 6 12 F edestrian laza JFF K www.accessjeffpark.org 18 24 5 1 arking: multi-level shared parking structure is available for use by residents as well as patrons of local retail and restaurants. uring summer evenings when shops are closed and there are neighborhood events, the surface parking lot at the opernicus enter can be used for festival space.

ilwaukee/ong/awrence: oncept 1 HG G V he following describes a concept for the future of this area F the existing ost ffice istribution Facility on ilwaukee ve. and F other landowners are interested in relocates redevelopment.. HGG K U W HGG G V.G G H JFF K.. V HK (-Y) Vision for this site HK (U-Y) V XG GF H ransportation onnectivity: ublic art and a small plaza on ilwaukee at inslie treet help to draw in users from inslie and awrence. Vehicles can access the site s various uses via awrence ve and ong ve.. XG BY ilwaukee/ong/awrence - oncept 1 F edestrian orridor 5 1 V V G HG ilwaukee/ong/awrence: oncept 2 he following describes a concept for the future of this area F the existing ost ffice istribution Facility on ilwaukee ve. 15 relocatesand F other landowners are interested in redevelopment. 15 for this site Vision V. V G X. arket Findings G K U W ultural and arts centers can serve as destinations that help to attract outside visitors. KG XG GF H ransportation X W V onnectivity: new configuration at Higgins and ilwaukee allows for more public space and a safer way for cars to turn onto/from ilwaukee. pedestrian corridor provides passage through the middle of the site for direct access from inslie t. to the ark.. XG BY ilwaukee/ong/awrence - oncept 2 edestrian orridor F Z edestrian laza 5 1 arking: hared parking is tucked behind the uses that front ilwaukee ve and awrence ve. his lot can be used by residents and visitors. UK UK W W rt/ culpture W How to get around... W Walkability: mproved streetscaping along ilwaukee venue strengthens the connection between the ransit enter and the rest of Jeff ark. U ntersection mprovements here are strong arts related organizations in Jeff ark that have interest in expanding.. V U/ U XG FF his block is a cultural destination within Jefferson ark, as it builds upon the existing Gift heater and can include a new educational /institutional use and an addition to the d aschke rt enter. t would serve as a gateway to/between the ransit enter and the ark, with a public plaza that is visible from the station. hared parking would serve multiple users. HK U-Y KG G G VU HK G VG. HGG JFF FHU sdoh r HH ohu use HGG Z H JFF K arking: hared parking is tucked behind the uses that front ilwaukee ve and awrence ve. his lot can be used by residents and visitors. UK UK W W rt/ culpture around... W How to get Walkability: mproved streetscaping along ilwaukee venue strengthens the connection between the ransit enter and the rest of Jeff ark. W V ntersection mprovements ultural and arts centers can serve as destinations that help to attract outside visitors. W XG FF here are strong arts-related organizations in Jeff ark that have interest in expanding. H KG his block is a cultural destination within Jefferson ark, as it builds upon the existing Gift heater and can include several new educational /institutional uses. sense of place is enhanced with public plaza at ilwaukee ve./inslie t. arket Findings U/ U W BY BUG JFF K www.accessjeffpark.org 3 3

ilwaukee/ipps/awrence laza endering - F View from winter garden looking out onto plaza facing ipps venue January 218