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This document outlines the Community Plan with related documents for downtown development, including guidelines for neighborhood design, planning conferences, stakeholder outreach, and proposed updates for urban spaces. The plan focuses on building height, amenities, parks, affordable housing, and urban open spaces to enhance the downtown area. Key topics include large floorplates, employment uses, and special project initiatives.
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NEIGHBORHOOD DESIGN GUIDELINES PRE-PROPOSAL CONFERENCE DOWNTOWN COMMUNITY PLAN OVERVIEW February 2006
Steering Committee = 20+ Subcommittees = 20 Technical Committees = 30+ Public workshops = 4 (attended by 500+) Individual/Group Meetings = 125+ Full Public Discussion Stakeholder outreach Community groups and adjacent neighborhood outreach Newsletters Project website Email list
Downtown Structure
Neighborhood Centers: 5 minute walk
Existing Parks – 5 minute walking distance
Existing and Proposed Parks – 5 minute walking distance
Base FAR (Maximum and Minimum)
FAR Bonus for Amenities • Affordable Housing • Urban Open Space (public parks and/or plazas) • Three-Bedroom Units • Eco-Roofs • Public Right-of-Way Improvements • Employment Uses • Public Parking
Other Updates: • Five-Year Implementation Plan • Comprehensive Parking Plan • Streetscape Manual Update • Barrio Logan Community Plan Update • Upcoming: • Sustainable Development Guidelines • Lighting Study
Neighborhood Design Guidelines: • Downtown-wide Guidelines (Phase I) • Special character for Neighborhoods (Phase II) • Little Italy • Airport and other determining traits • Parks and Special Projects • Gateways and Linkages • Special character • East Village • Refining Large Floorplate and Fine Grain definitions • Additional Park in southeastern • Barrio Logan, Working Waterfront interface
Fine Grained Area Employment Required Large Floorplate Allowed
East Village Green: Along Fault Lines Broadway E F G Market 13 14 15 Park
NEIGHBORHOOD DESIGN GUIDELINES PRE-PROPOSAL CONFERENCE DOWNTOWN COMMUNITY PLAN OVERVIEW February 2006