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Informational Packet: October 4, 2019 Development Plan
a community first community
Informational Packet: October 4, 2019
Development
Aspirations
•Native habitat
•Market Garden
•Tree & grade
preservation
Resident
Engagement
•Common Amenity
•Path connectivity
•Programming
Human Connection
•Shared experiences
•Accessible
independent living for
various ages &
abilities
Ideals
Informational Packet: October 4, 2019 Site Plan
Informational Packet: October 4, 2019 Land Use Concept Plan
Informational Packet: October 4, 2019 Blackline on Existing Site
Informational Packet: October 4, 2019 Open Space
Informational Packet: October 4, 2019 Alternative Transportation Plan
Informational Packet: October 4, 2019 “The Point”
Informational Packet: October 4, 2019 Smokey Row Road
Informational Packet: October 4, 2019 Along the Monon, looking NW
Informational Packet: October 4, 2019 Monon and US 31
Informational Packet: October 4, 2019 Commercial Massing
Informational Packet: October 4, 2019 Town Home & Single Family Home Massing
Informational Packet: October 4, 2019 Town Home Massing
Informational Packet: October 4, 2019 Condo Massing
Informational Packet: October 4, 2019 Urban Market Garden Massing
Informational Packet: October 4, 2019 Past, Present, FutureThe 27.8 acre development integrates
paths and connects trails to invite
pedestrians from the Monon Trail into
scaled density. North End uniquely
incorporates the existing topography of
the land, preserves as many trees as
possible, and allows native habitat to
thrive.
Likewise a one acre market
garden space cultivates both
food and relationships.
Highlighting varieties of edibles
particular to our zone. It aims to
provide local opportunity for
restaurants to experiment with
produce, as well as youth to
explore entrepreneurial
opportunities, and all ages and
abilities to interact with the land.
The Maples is a historic home,
originally built on the site in the
1840s. The Urich family purchased
the home in the 1940s, covered the
brick exterior and added columns.
Subsequently, four generations have
resided there, and now it will be
preserved and re-purposed as a
farm to table restaurant.
Supplementing with the neighboring
market garden, The Maples invites
engagement with the surrounding
land and neighboring residents.
Informational Packet: October 4, 2019 Amenity Space & The Maples
Informational Packet: October 4, 2019 Amenity Space & The Maples
Informational Packet: October 4, 2019 Residential Street Sections
Informational Packet: October 4, 2019 Residential Street / Alley Sections
Informational Packet: October 4, 2019 Residential Street / Alley Sections
Informational Packet: October 4, 2019 Roundabout Concept at the Point