East Area Plan. Steering Committee Meeting May 24, Art Gym Denver

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East Area Plan Steering Committee Meeting May 24, 2018 Art Gym Denver

East Area Plan Steering Committee Meeting May 24, 2018 ArtGym Denver, 1460 Leyden Street AGENDA 1 6:00-6:05 Approval of April Meeting Summary 2 6:05-6:50 Vision Statement Development Activity: Healthy & Active 3 6:50-7:35 Vision Statement Development Activity: Environmentally Resilient 4 7:35-8:00 Homework Assignment

Vision Statement Development Opportunities Analysis

VISION ELEMENTS 1. Equitable, Affordable and Inclusive 2. Strong and Authentic Neighborhoods 3. Well Connected, Safe and Accessible Places 4. Economically Diverse and Vibrant 5. Environmentally Resilient 6. Healthy and Active

Healthy and Active Health

Health 1,588 comments 21% of all comments 591 comments were associated with a pin on a map Frequent words and phrases: Parks, green space Grocery Restaurants Walking distance

Likes 453 comments 29% of health comments 281 comments were associated with a pin on a map

Dislikes 707 comments 45% of health comments 237 comments were associated with a pin on a map

Ideas 428 comments 27% of health comments 73 comments were associated with a pin on a map

Parks 484 comments 30% of health comments Like (63%) Good parks (clean, maintained) Park amenities: playground, sports courts Activities: running, dog walking Pocket parks Parks in adjacent neighborhoods (City Park, Stapleton, Aurora) Parkways Dislike (10%) Not enough parks Feel unsafe in parks Parks are poorly maintained Lack of community pool, recreation options Ideas (27%) More parks (with designated space for different activities, including sports) Updated park amenities (including lighting and goal net for soccer field) Community pool Other park amenities (including playgrounds, picnic pavilion, rec

Existing Conditions: Parks Approximately 55% of households are within a ten-minute (half-mile) walk to a park 67% of all likes in the health category of survey responses were about parks

Food 226 comments 14% of health comments Like (51%) Grocery options Restaurants and coffee shops Small markets Farmers markets Dislike (11%) Lack of/limited access to healthy foods, grocery stores Poor quality of grocery stores Possibility of small shops closing to accommodate King Soopers expansion New, trendy restaurants will be lacking character, not welcoming to locals Ideas (38%) More grocery options and small food stores (including diverse, womenowned) Communal/community gardens More famers markets Food co-op, GrowHaus More restaurants (including trendy restaurants) Fast/casual dining options

Existing Conditions: Food 30% of East households are within limited food access areas (entirely within East Colfax), compared to 24% citywide Approximately 24% of the households in the plan area are within a ten-minute walk of a full-service grocery store Grocery stores and dining were the top two amenities listed in our survey Shopping (grocery) Dining Shopping (other) & Entertainment Recreational Activities Outdoor Seating & Plazas Cultural Amenities & Events Medical Services Education Opportunities Other Child Care Office Space Top Amenities 0 100 200 300 400 500 600 700 800

Crime 738 comments 46% of health comments Like (2%) Improved safety Meetings/awareness about crime Dislike (74%) Crime, increase in crime Drug-related Violence Property Prostitution Speeding traffic Poor lighting Feels unsafe Police helicopter circling Ideas (23%) Increased police presence (including beat cops on foot) Enforcing laws Decrease crime Address motel-related crime Improve lighting

Existing Conditions: Crime The rate of violent crimes per person in East is slightly higher than the citywide average The violent crime is concentrated on Colfax Avenue in East Colfax neighborhood, where it is almost double citywide average Property crime rates are slightly lower in East than the citywide average, with a concentration in Montclair that is slightly higher than the citywide average Rarely Usually Always I feel safe in the East Area... 0 200 400 600 800 1000 78% of all health dislikes were related to crime

Healthcare 71 comments 4% of health comments Like (9%) Access to healthcare facilities (including multimodal access) Animal hospital Dislike (59%) Lack of care/services for homeless population VA move Ideas (31%) HIV clinic, needle centers

Existing Conditions: Healthcare Approximately 25% of the households in the plan area are within a ten-minute walk of a hospital or clinic Approximately 130 people listed medical services as a top amenity Shopping (grocery) Dining Shopping (other) & Entertainment Recreational Activities Outdoor Seating & Plazas Cultural Amenities & Events Medical Services Education Opportunities Other Child Care Office Space Top Amenities 0 100 200 300 400 500 600 700 800

Pollution 255 comments 16% of health comments Like (3%) Quiet neighborhoods Dislike (73%) Trash (including needles, empty bottles) Generally dirty Noise pollution Marijuana smoke Ideas (24%) Trash cans Clean up Colfax generally Street sweeping Available/mandatory compost and recycling services

Existing Conditions: Equity The adult obesity rate in East is 22%, compared to 27% citywide East scores 3.2 on the Equity Index, which is comparable to the citywide average East Colfax scores 2.0, which is the lowest score of all Denver neighborhoods, indicating that it has the greatest barriers to good health

Key Opportunities 1. Well-maintained parks and open spaces with an appropriate mix of amenities and activities within walking distance of every household 2. Affordable and healthy food, including diverse grocery and restaurant options, within walking distance of every household 3. A neighborhood that feels safe and has low crime 4. A wide range of affordable and accessible healthcare, including supportive services, hospital care, and pharmacies 5. Clean streets, sidewalks, and parks with minimal air pollution 6. An equitable allocation of resources for people and areas facing the greatest barriers to good health

Discussion Activity Choose one or more Key Opportunities that you feel strongly about and should be a priority OR describe one that you feel is missing. Imagine you are in the year 2040 and are describing what this Key Opportunity looks like. Write 1 sentence on a sticky note. Start your description with In 2040, this will help you stay focused on Outcomes and not process.

Environmentally Resilient Green Infrastructure

Environmentally Resilient 619 Total Comments (8%) Top Five Topics Tree (47%) Parkway (33%) Colfax Avenue (22%) Green Space (14%) Community Garden (13%)

Likes 294 Comments 49% of Comments

Dislikes 89 Comments 15% Comments

Ideas 213 Comments 36% of Comments

Landscaping (87%) Likes Dislikes Abundance of old, mature trees in neighborhood Design of Westerly Creek Tree-lined avenues and parkways/green medians Inadequate & unmaintained streetscape along Colfax Avenue Increasing amount of impervious surface Ideas Micro parks/plaza space Minimum landscape requirements Community gardens Spruce-Up Colfax Hale Parkway green-belt

East Area Environmentally Resilient Existing Conditions The East Area has a tree canopy coverage of 41% which is higher than the Denver average of 19% The East Montclair/East Colfax Neighborhood Plan (1994) encourages landscape improvements along Quebec Street and Yosemite Street

Water (10%) Likes Design of Westerly Creek water channel Permeable land for storm water runoff on carriage lots Dislikes Localized flooding Poor water quality Outdated storm water infrastructure Ideas Reconfiguration of Hale Parkway Replace storm water infrastructure Reduce impervious surfaces Modern irrigation systems

East Area Environmentally Resilient Existing Conditions 56% of the East Area is considered impervious compared to the Denver average of 44% The East Area is home to the Upper Montclair Basin a priority basin for storm drainage and water quality improvements

Heat (2%) Likes Abundant tree canopy keeps residential neighborhoods cool Dislikes Lack of shade along Colfax Avenue Loss of trees with new development Too much asphalt Ideas Plant more trees along Colfax Avenue to increase shade Energy (1%) Likes No commonalities identified Dislikes No commonalities identified Ideas Encourage and incentivize solar panel use in the area Reduce energy consumption and cooling costs by planting more trees

East Area Environmentally Resilient Existing Conditions 7% of the East Area has a heat island designation of hot compared to the Denver average of 19% Park Hill Neighborhood Plan (2000) encourages funding for the planting of more trees

Key Opportunities Cool and shaded neighborhoods with an abundant tree canopy Rich open space network with connected parks, parkways, community gardens, plazas and natural waterways Lush landscaping along Colfax Avenue and within neighborhood destinations Neighborhoods safe from flooding Green storm water infrastructure provides beautification and is seamlessly integrated into the community

Discussion Activity Choose one or more Key Opportunities that you feel strongly about and should be a priority OR describe one that you feel is missing. Imagine you are in the year 2040 and are describing what this Key Opportunity looks like. Write 1 sentence on a sticky note. Start your description with In 2040, this will help you stay focused on Outcomes and not process.

Ideas Needing Direction / Guiding Principle 1. Improved Pedestrian Environment, Bike Lanes, and Transit vs. Convenient Driving 2. More Parking vs. Less Parking 3. Affordable Development vs. Design Quality 4. Transforming Colfax Corridor vs. Preserving Character (Physical, Social, and Economic) 5. Additional Housing Needs vs. Residential Character Preservation 6. Desire for More Jobs, Businesses and Services vs. Residential Character Preservation 7. Thriving Businesses, Events, and Parks vs. Residential Character Preservation 8. More Intensive Development vs. Open Space and Landscaping

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