Unified Development Code Project Update Overview of Design

Unified Development Code Project Update Overview of Design Chapters October 22, 2019 Presented by: MOSAIC Planning and Development Services

Project Update

Meetings and Outreach To Date Developer’s Forum • Developer’s Forum #1: Project Overview (March 5) Town Hall • Town Hall #1: Project Overview (April 30) • Town Hall #2: Project Update (September 16) Steering Committee • Meeting #1: • Meeting #2: • Meeting #3: • Meeting #4: • Meeting #5: • Meeting #6: Overview / Zoning / Design Chapters (all 6) Design Chapters/Procedures Overlay Districts Signage General Project Oversight * Steering Committee meets the fourth Monday of each month * Review is typically by sub-committee, with 3 subcommittees of 3 people each

Meetings: October - December Council Meetings • October 22 • November 26 • December 10* Design Chapters (Chapters 4 – 8) Chapter 9: Signage Chapter 2: Development Procedures Steering Committee • October 28 • November 18 • December 16 Signage Development Procedures Revisit Zoning + Overlay Districts

Project Update Chapter General Provisions Drafted Staff Review SC Review Legal Review Procedures Zoning Residential Design Nonresidential Design Subdivision Design Infrastructure Design Environmental Design Signage Buildings Glossary Illustrations n/a Council and P&Z

Modifications to Current Content Chapter Clean-Up Some Modification Significant Modification 1. General Provisions 2. Procedures 3. Zoning 4. Residential Design 5. Nonresidential Design 6. Subdivision Design Conservation Subdivisions 7. Infrastructure Design Parkland Dedication 8. Environmental Design Watershed Protection, Tree Preservation 9. Signage 10. Building Codes A 1. Glossary A 2. Illustrations Replacement/ New Chapter

The Design Chapters 4. 5. 6. 7. 8. Residential Site Design Nonresidential Site Design Subdivision Design Infrastructure Design Environmental Design October 22, 2019 Presented by: MOSAIC Planning and Development Services

Chapter 4: Residential Design

Ch 4: Residential Site Design Chapter Organization 4. 1 Generally 4. 2 Buildings 4. 3 Driveways and Parking Areas 4. 4 Fences and Walls 4. 5 Garages and Accessory Structures 4. 6 Landscaping 4. 7 Lighting 4. 8 Screening 4. 9 On-site Amenities

Ch 4: Residential Site Design Priorities • Organization of content + formatting • Refinement of standards based on Steering Committee and Staff input Major Changes • None Still Under Review • Lighting standards (possible impacts of new state legislation) • On-site residential amenities (possible changes to impervious cover) • Standards for individual overlay districts are still to come…

Chapter 5: Nonresidential Design

Ch 5: Nonresidential Site Design Chapter Organization 5. 1 Generally 5. 2 Access and On-site Circulation 5. 3 Buildings 5. 4 Fences and Walls 5. 5 Landscaping 5. 6 Lighting 5. 7 Parking and Loading 5. 8 Outdoor Storage and Display 5. 9 Screening and Buffers

Ch 5: Nonresidential Site Design Priorities • Organization of content + formatting • Refinement of standards based on Steering Committee and Staff input Major Changes • None Still Under Review • Nonresidential buildings (new state legislation: limited ability to regulate materials) • Encroachment (awnings, canopies, etc. ) • Lighting standards (possible impacts of new state legislation) • Standards for individual overlay districts still to come…

Chapter 6: Subdivision Design

Ch 6: Subdivision Design Chapter Organization 6. 1 Generally 6. 2 Lots 6. 3 Blocks 6. 4 Survey Requirements 6. 5 Perimeter Structures for Residential Subdivisions 6. 6 Public and Community Facilities 6. 7 Conservation Subdivisions

Ch 6: Subdivision Design Priorities • Organization of content + formatting • Refinement of standards based on Steering Committee and Staff input Major Changes • Addition of Conservation Subdivisions (Section 6. 7, page 13) Still Under Review • none

Chapter 7: Infrastructure Design

Ch 7: Infrastructure Design Chapter Organization 7. 1 Generally 7. 2 Transportation Network and ROW Design 7. 3 Street Specifications and Construction Standards 7. 4 Intersection Design 7. 5 Water and Sewer 7. 6 Drainage 7. 7 Reclaimed Water 7. 8 Gas Distribution 7. 9 Utility Extensions and Obligations 7. 10 Parkland Dedication

Ch 7: Infrastructure Design Priorities • Organization of content + formatting • Limited refinement of standards, based on Steering Committee and Staff input Major Changes • Parkland Dedication (Section 7. 10, page 59) Still Under Review • Concurrent work done by departments/outside consultants: TIA, drainage • Calculation of parkland dedication requirement and credits for environmental design

Chapter 8: Environmental Design

Ch 8: Environmental Design Chapter Organization 8. 1 Generally 8. 2 Floodplain Management 8. 3 Watershed Protection 8. 4 Tree Preservation 8. 5 Steep Slopes

Ch 8: Environmental Design Priorities • Organization of content + formatting • Strengthen environmental preservation standards while still making development process more navigable Major Changes • Watershed Protection (Low Impact Development, Riparian Buffers and Stormwater Management) Still Under Review • Tree Preservation – strengthen and update existing language as much as possible before adoption • Once Ch 8 finalized, go back to parkland dedication (7. 10) to set credits and calculations

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