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HomeMy WebLinkAboutPacket 07-21-06 o The Legacy Carmel, Indiana July 21,2006 Dear Special Studies Committee Members: In response to comments we have received in meetings with neighbors, the Department of Community Services, and the Plan Commission we present to you our most recent land plan for the Legacy. We have included in this package our revised master plan, as well as exhibits showing our parks and open spaces, five minute walk radii, traffic and pedestrian circulation, the environmental systems, and a brief narrative from Design Workshop explaining the evolution of the plan. In addition to those items we have also included our discussion of the comments provided to us by Staff in their June 29th report. o It is our intention to present and discuss this revised land plan in our August 1 st meeting and return to you at the next scheduled meeting with further revisions and a revised PUD Ordinance. Thank you for your time and we look forward to your comments. Sincerely, The Legacy Team o .....--<:--;---1.- --- /~\ \ ~f" r:: ~:'I::X J~;if - ~ ~-'-' ~ct~t.\) , .-:-: ~,.. flfIe. i . ~ \ 1.\J\J1) \ '. \.,. oil\. ~ ,~> \)\JC~ \. /'>--- \ ;Ice', r";"~ ,,:, " Q u u Tab I - Including: Development Report Aerial Photographs Tab 2 - Including: Rendered Development Plan Concept Plan/Primary Plat Open Space and Landscape Plan Mixed Use and Single Family Area Diagram Character Exhibits - Residential . Detached Single Family . Town Homes . Multi - Family Character Exhibits -Commercial . Assisted Living . Neighborhood Retail . Garden Office Typical Lighting Plan, Traffic and Street Signage Entry Wall and Neighborhood Signage Amenity Area Plan Open Space and Site Details Tab 3 - PUD Ordinance Tab 4 - Woodland Analysis Tab 5 - Traffic Operations Analysis Tab 6 - Wetland Delineation Report Tab 7 - New Material Provided for the August I st Special Studies Committee Meeting Discussion of comments from Staff in their June 29th report Narrative of Plan Revisions from Design Workshop Revised Master Plan Parks and open Space Exhibit Walking Distance Radii Exhibit Pedestrian and Traffic Circulation Exhibit Environmental Systems Exhibit u u u LEGACY DISCUSSION OF 17 ITEMS IN JUNE 29. 2006 STAFF REPORT 1. Two and three-story raised apartment buildings/flats (condos, most likely) can draw inspiration from those in the Old Northside, Meridian-Kessler, etc. They blend almost seamlessly with the single-family and two-family houses. Discussion: We are in the process' of considering including two-and-three-story raised apartment building/flats like those in the Old Northside and Meridian-Kessler. Weare also in the process of revising the PUD to permit attached dwellings in the Single-Family Area. 2. A mix of housing sizes and types should be spread amongst the blocks. We would like to see some apartments and attached units in smaller scale in other parts of the development (as opposed to having all apartments in large structures in one specific area). Discussion: As indicated in No.1 above, we are in the process of revising the PUD to permit a limited number of attached dwellings in the Single-Family Area. 3. The area with the 90' single-family lots is almost completely isolated from the rest of the development. It needs to be fully integrated, with streets and walkways, with the rest of the site. A couple of walkways and a stub or two would do it. The exercise trail misses a few obvious connection points, and additional connections can be added between houses throughout the development by adding 15' easements. Is it possible to locate these more "family friendly" lots closer to the school along the southern border? Discussion: The area of the 90' lots is located in the northwest comer of the real estate. They are located in an area which is geographically separated by a significant reduction in grade along the eastern boundary. Per Staffs suggestions, we are in the process of (i) integrating trails within this area to permit greater connectivity and permeability and (ii) providing for some 90' lots to be located along the southern boundary of Legacy, as well. 4. The elevations need refinement. The houses shown in Exhibit H seem to follow most closely the theme of the development. These designs should be codified in the next version of the PUD. Exhibits I and J are good too. Discussion: We believe that the elevations included in the brochure, and corresponding to each of the five available lot widths, represent high-quality, sustainable, and aesthetically appealing residences. Knowing that a picture paints a thousand words, we included these drawings as exhibits to the PUD, and indicated in the original PUD that the drawings illustrate the character of the residences to be u u u constructed. Per Staff s suggestions, however, we are in the process of revising the PUD to include text or written descriptions corresponding to the illustrations. 5. It would be nice to see more mid-century and earlier type commercial buildings rather than the hip-roofed one-story brick office buildings. For this type of development, single story non-residential uses do not seem to fit the overall intent or design. Discussion: We believe that some single-story commercial uses are appropriate, especially considering the character of I 46th Street as a heavily traveled, cross-county corridor. Per Staffs comments, however, we are in the process of revising the PUD to permit more mid-century and earlier-type commercial buildings. 6. In general, the development statement indicates a mid-century and earlier, traditional neighborhood theme, however, the site design and particularly the architecture do not bear this out. The development needs more thematic cohesion if it is to function as an overall neighborhood, rather than a cluster of adjacent subdivisions. Discussion: We are in the process of revising the PUD to allow greater blending and transition between different pockets of uses. 7. The assorted Mixed-Use districts are not truly mixed-use. They provide for a limited set of uses within discrete boundaries adjacent to other uses. True mixed-use districts provide for a mix, including residential. These districts should integrate uses more. Discussion: It is our belief that the market, and those who will ultimately lease, use, or reside within Legacy, prefer some separation in use areas. In that there is an eclectic mix of uses in proximity to each other and connected by trails, sidewalks, and internal streets, we believe that Legacy, as proposed, is a mixed-use development. As indicated above, however, we are in the process of revising the PUD to permit greater blending and transition between distinct use pockets. 8. Anything with a drive-through or drive-up window is not neighborhood scale. Neighborhood scale implies walkability, while drive-up/through windows draw people passing through the area and contribute nothing to the intention of creating a neighborhood. Drive-throughs should be eliminated or restricted only to the outer edges and, if permitted, should be executed in a responsible manner. Discussion: As indicated in the PUD, only one restaurant is permitted to have a drive-through window and menu board. Other drive-through facilities are permitted for financial institutions and pharmacies, provided that they are architecturally compatible with the primary structure and not located on the building elevation adjacent to a public street. In this regard, it is helpful to observe that this is a large u Q u site with different external influences, and that the area adjacent to the 146th Street Corridor cannot be purely neighborhood, village; or pedestrian in character. 9. Lot dimensions are easier to read if they're sorted by individual districts, rather than by individual setback requirements. Please provide a chart. Discussion: We are in the process of revising the PUD to relocate development standards to a chart. 10. Minimum square footage requirements are huge. Reducing them will allow for a wider variety of architecture and price points. Discussion: We are in the process of revising the PUD to reduce square footages. 11. Granny flats should be allowed as accessory dwellings. Discussion: We are in the process of revising the PUD to allow granny flats. 12. Multi family and attached residential architecture should also require ADLS, not just commercial! office buildings. Discussion: We are in the process of revising the PUD to require everything except attached single-family residences to go through the ADLS procedure. 13. The PUD needs to incorporate detailed written architectural standards, not just elevations. Discussion: As indicated above, we are in the process of revising the PUD to incorporate text, or written descriptions corresponding to the illustrations. 14. Trails should be a minimum of 8', not 6', except perhaps where they run through residential areas/easements. 8' is generally considered the minimum for a multiuse trail. Discussion: We are in the process of revising the PUD to require that trails be a minimum of 8' and not 6'. 15. "Pedestrian Corridor" is not defined. Is it a greenway, a trail, an easement to access open area, or a sidewalk? u u u Discussion: Weare in the process of revising the PUD to define a pedestrian corridor. 16. On-street parking should not be counted towards the sum total parking requirement. A percentage, as in Old Town, would be better. Discussion: We believe that on-street parking should be counted toward the sum total parking requirement. 17. Anything that is proposed to be marketed to "active adults" should incorporate at least the basic elements of Universal Design. Discussion: It is our understanding that a limited number of municipalities, throughout the United States, have adopted Universal Design mandates. These mandates have been adopted in the form of legislation. The City of Carmel has not yet enacted any legislation regarding or mandating Universal Design. It is our thought that any such legislation, if eventually enacted, will be the culmination of protracted dialogue between the Department, other interested parties such as the Builder's Association of Greater Indianapolis, and the Common Council. Pending the enactment of any legislation regarding Universal Design, it is our belief that Universal Design should not be mandated on an ad hoc basis at the land use level but, instead, should be left to the choice and preference of the individual homebuyer. u I:W East \Iaill Sln'N ..\"1"'11. Colorado a1<> II l,'I..phOIl(' (no (j25-8:'l5+ FIH'~illlil," <:}'70 ()2()- l:l87 Ash..vill.. D"lIVl'r Lak.. Taho.. PhOl'llix Sail Lake City (:[lllta F(. ~al)tiu~() Sao I)aulu u .- n<",.~.;g~~ 1r:.'. ,~;.:,::;bi~!~r,1 ~~ i'~' Laud Fl~t::'~ihfi: L" rhRn T)t'~'lg-! i t':f4=',:jr.h, THE LEGACY: Updating the Plan The latest version of the master plan for the Legacy seeks to accomplish a number of goals: 1. 2. 3. 4. To provide greater clarity to the office and retail portion of the plan. To more precisely articulate the drainage, open space, and pedestrian systems. To emphasize the three dimensional quality of the plan as a means to placemaking. The creation of a inter-linked neighborhood community development plan through parks, trails, sidewalk and open spaces systems. In this regard, the following diagrams have been prepared: A. Open Space Diagram - The intent of this diagram is to illustrate how the various open space elements are linking together as a comprehensive system. A larger portion of the woodlot has been preserved by shifting the boulevard further south. Bioswales. or extended detention ponds, have been created along East/West roadways to provide enhanced landscape areas that will link together the various sub-neighborhoods. In addition, principle North/South street have been illustrated with enhanced landscape treatment to also serve as major open space connectors. Walking Distance Diagram - Parks have been located in strategic positions so that every portion of the development lies within a 1500 foot (five minute) walking distance. In addition, the retail street and the elementary school to the south are also connected via pedestrian routes so that these areas are also accessible within 1500 feet to major portions of the project within minimal road crossings. Environmental Systems - Drainage, and the creation of bios wales or extended detention ponds, are utilized as a method of reinforcing the open space system and as a technique to frame sub-neighborhoods into smaller areas. By directing the natural water flows, native plant growth will be enhanced. An interface of prairie, woodland and wetlands are envisioned to offer additional habitat value and offer a restoration of these systems associated to central Indiana. Circulation - Sidewalks will be provided on both sides of all residential streets. These in turn, will connect with pedestrian trails through the open space and meadow areas to maximize pedestrian connectivity within the community. B. C. D. Mixed use buildings have been concentrated along a major North/South roadway in such a way as to frame the street. This retail street terminates at the Woodlot. To the east lies a proposed pond and the Legacy Recreation Center and Day Care. These amenities are centrally located within Legacy and will add activity to the retail street, making it truly the heart of the community. Roadways into the office area have been configured to terminate in open space courts. Proposed buildings have been configured to frame streets and to contain parking visually. Where possible, roadways front on open space making these landscapes visible to all residents of the community, as well as, visitors, rather than entirely surrounded by lots. Significant east west and north south corridors terminate on open systems. 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