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ore St
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428 N G
rant Ave
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evelopment &
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Developm
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Guide
–STEP 2
of 8
GeneralInform
ationAll proposed developm
ent projectsbegin
with C
onceptual Review
.Anyone w
ith adevelopm
ent ideacan schedule
aC
onceptual Review
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onprospective
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eetingis
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orning.C
omplete
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ater, AdvancePlanning (Long R
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escription(parcel# ifno address)___________
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ensions_______
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atertreatment/detention, drainage), existing natural features (w
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n), photographs (helpful but not required).Things to consider w
hen making a proposal: H
ow does the site drain now
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hat will
change?
David
Kaplan,Designer
ElevatedD
esignBuild
144R
acquetteD
r.
970-682-8363dave@
elevateddesignbuild.com
428N
GrantAve
New
detachedStudio
addedAD
Uduplex
5942
52.5'x140.69
40years
594sf
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PROJECT DESCRIPTION LIST OF DRAWINGSDESIGN and CONSTRUCTION of a NEWSINGLE FAMILY RESIDENCE at:428 N. Grant AvenueFort Collins, CO 80521
A-1 COVER SHEETA-2 SITE PLANA-3 MAIN FLOOR PLANA-4 SECOND FLOOR PLANA-5 NORTH and SOUTH ELEVATIONSA-6 EAST and WEST ELEVATIONSA-7 SECTIONS A and BA-8 SECTIONS C and DA-9 SECTION E
E-1 ELECTRICAL/LIGHTING PLANS
Elevated Design Build144 Racquett Drive,Fort Collins, CO 80524
Phone: (970) 682-8363Email: [email protected]: Dave Kaplan
GENERAL CONTRACTOR
ENGINEER (T.B.D.)T.B.D.
Email:Phone:Contact:
ARCHITECTURAL DESIGN
CODE:OCCUPANCY:SQUARE FOOTAGE: 594 sf
594 sf
378 sf
CODE:CLIMATE ZONE:HEAT SOURCE:R-VALUE CEILINGS:R-VALUE EXTERIOR WALLS:R-VALUE FLOORS:R-VALUE BASEMENT WALLS:U-FACTOR DOORS:U-FACTOR WINDOWS:
2018 IRCSINGLE FAMILYMAIN FLOOR
DECKS
2018 IECCZONE 5bFORCED AIR FURNACER-49 MIN.R-21 MIN.R-30 MIN.R-15 MIN.U-.32 MIN.U-.32 MIN.
DESIGN CRITERIA
ENERGY CODE COMPLIANCE
T.B.D.
Phone:Email:Contact:
OWNERDave Fox428 N. Grant AvenueFort Collins, CO 80521
Phone: (970) 723-5446Email: [email protected]
ABBREVIATIONSAFF ABOVE FINISH FLOORARCH ARCHITECTBO_ BOTTOM OF _BLKG BLOCKINGBRG BEARINGCMU CONC MASONRY UNITCLG CEILINGCO CASED OPENINGCOL COLUMNCONC CONCRETECONT CONTINUOUSCONST CONSTRUCTIOND DRYERDIM DIMENSIONDN DOWNDR DOORDS DOWNSPOUTDTL DETAILDW DISHWASHERDWGS DRAWINGS(E) EXISTINGEA EACHELEC ELECTRICALELEV ELEVATIONEQ EQUALEQUIP EQUIPMENTFOC FACE OF CONCRETEFOM FACE OF MASONRYFOS FACE OF STUDFP FIREPLACEFIN FINISHFD FLOOR DRAINFLR FLOORGA GAGEGALV GALVANIZEDGC GENERAL CONTRACTORGYP GYPSOM BOARDG.L. GLU-LAMHB HOSE BIBHDWR HARDWAREHORIZ HORIZONTALHR HOUR
ID INSIDE DIMENSIONIN INCHINSUL INSULATIONINT INTERIORMFR MANUFACTURERMAX MAXIMUMMECH MECHANICALMIN MINIMUMNTS NOT TO SCALEOC ON CENTEROD OUTSIDE DIMENSIONOPP OPPOSITEPL PLATEPLYWD PLYWOODPT POINTR RADIUSRE REFERENCE/REFER TOREFR REFRIGERATORREINF REINFORCED/INGREQD REQUIREDRM ROOMRO ROUGH OPENINGRS ROUGH SAWNSF SQUARE FEETSHWR SHOWERSIM SIMILARSTL STEELSTRL STRUCTURALSQ SQUARETBD TO BE DETERMINEDTF TIMBER FRAMETHK THICKTO_ TOP OF _TYP TYPICALUNO UNLESS NOTED OTHERWISEVERT VERTICALW WASHERWDO WINDOWW/ WITHW/O WITHOUT∠ ANGLEØ DIAMETER℄ CENTERLINE
A. THE LOCATION OF ALL DEVICES SUCH AS VALVES,METERS, CLEAN-OUTS, SWITCHES, EQUIPMENT,ETC. MUST BE APPROVED BY THE OWNER AND THEARCHITECT IN THE FIELD PRIOR TO INSTALLATION.FAILURE TO OBTAIN APPROVAL FOR ALL SUCHDEVICES MAY RESULT IN RELOCATION OF THEDEVICES AT NO COST THE OWNER.
B.
GENERAL NOTES:
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ELEVATED DESIGN BUILD144 RACQUETTE DRIVE,FORT COLLINS, CO 80524
5'-0
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ETB
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15'-0"SETBACK
5'-0"SETBACK
NEW CITY APPROVEDTELEPHONE SETBACKPER FILE:
7'-0" 7'-0"
NEW STUDIO594 S.F.
6'-0
"
3'-0116"
612"
UTILITY EASEMENT
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108'-11 3/8'SECOND LEVEL SUBFLOOR
124'-5/8"T.O. BEAM @ WALL
100'-0"MAIN LEVEL SUBFLOOR
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ELEVATED DESIGN BUILD144 RACQUETTE DRIVE,FORT COLLINS, CO 80524
4'-8 1/2"
WALL LEGEND
INTERIOR FINISH SCHEDULE
KITCHEN
12'-412"
12
'-0"
15
'-0"
OFFICE
BATH 1
MUDROOM
9'-712"
27
'-0"
BENCH
22'-0"
8'-1
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"7
'-5 1
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6'-5
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UP
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DA.8
EA.9
CA.8
A.7A
A.7B
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MAIN FLOOR PLAN V.310'
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EXTERIOR DOOR SCHEDULE (DOORS BY: ?? )
INTERIOR DOOR SCHEDULE (DOORS BY: ?? )
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12"
4'-8
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6'-712"
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4'-3
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"3
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7'-9" 6'-6" 7'-9"
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STUDIO
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SECOND FLOOR PLAN V.3
AWNING OVERDOOR BELOW
WALL LEGEND
INTERIOR FINISH SCHEDULE
WINDOW SCHEDULE (WINDOWS BY: ?? )
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EA.9
CA.8
A.7A
A.7B
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12
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"5
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5'-5
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7'-9" 6'-6" 7'-9"
22'-0"
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11
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27
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14'-0"
5'-5
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5 1
/2"
36" HIGH RAIL
DOWN 15RISE = 7 316"RUN = 10 1 2"
1'-8
"2
'-1"
COLUMN SEESTRUCTURAL
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ELEVATED DESIGN BUILD144 RACQUETTEZ DRIVE,FORT COLLINS, CO 80524
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123'-11 13/16"PEAK OF ROOF
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123'-11 13/16"PEAK OF ROOF
100'-0"MAIN LEVEL SLAB
108'-1 1/8"T.O. MAIN LEVEL WALLS
EXTERIOR FINISH SCHEDULE
T.O. DECK108'-11 3 8"
36" HIGH RAIL
108'-11 3/8'SECOND LEVEL SUBFLOOR
108'-1 1/8"T.O. MAIN LEVEL WALLS
121'-9 1/2"T.O. WEST WALL PLATE
116'-4 7/8"T.O. NORTH WALL PLATE
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SCALE: 1/4" = 1'-0"
EAST ELEVATION
SCALE: 1/4" = 1'-0"
WEST ELEVATION
123'-11 13/16"PEAK OF ROOF
100'-0"MAIN LEVEL SLAB
121'-9 1/2" T.O. SOUTH WALL PLATE
108'-11 3/8'SECOND LEVEL SUBFLOOR
108'-1 1/8"T.O. MAIN LEVEL WALLS
T.O. DECK108'-11 3 8"
116'-4 7/8"T.O. NORTH WALL PLATE
4'-0"
1'-6"
6'-0
"
1'-6"
4'-0"
PRIVACY WALL
123
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123'-11 13/16" PEAK OF ROOF
100'-0"MAIN LEVEL SLAB
121'-9 1/2" T.O. SOUTH WALL PLATE
108'-11 3/8'SECOND LEVEL SUBFLOOR
108'-1 1/8"T.O. MAIN LEVEL WALLS
T.O. DECK108'-11 3 8"
116'-4 7/8"T.O. NORTH WALL PLATE
EXTERIOR FINISH SCHEDULE
36" HIGH RAIL
PRIVACY WALL
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7'-2"
2'-0" 2'-0"
4'-0"
2'-0" 2'-0"
4'-0"
PROGRESS
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NOT FOR
CONSTRUCTIO
N
SCALE: 1/4" = 1'-0"
BATH 1 FACING SOUTH
SCALE: 1/4" = 1'-0"
SECTION A
7'-5
1/2
"
KITCHEN
STUDIO
BATH 1MUD RM.
ATTIC
STORAGE/UTILITYUNDERSTAIRS
FRAMEDLANDING @TREAD #9
BENCH
STUDIO
ATTIC
LIVING
MAIN ROOF ASSEMBLYCOMPOSITE SHINGLE ROOF -
UNDERLAYMENT PER MANUF. RECOMMENDATIONS - ICE & WATER SHIELD @ EAVES -
58" OSB SHEATHING -
9 1 2" I JOISTS -
MONO-SLAB ASSEMBLY4" CONCRETE SLAB OVER -
R10 RIGID INSULATION -4" CLEAN GRAVEL -
EXTERIOR WALL ASSEMBLYFINISH PER SCHEDULE -
WRB -2x6 FRAMING -
INSULATION PER LOCAL CODE -1
2" SHEETROCK -
COVERED PORCH SLAB
PORCH ROOF ASSEMBLY- COMPOSITE SHINGLE ROOF- UNDERLAYMENT PER MANUF. RECOMMENDATIONS- ICE & WATER SHIELD @ EAVES- 2x6 T&G DECKING- TIMBER SUPPORT FRAME & KNEE BRACES
- 6" CONCRETE SLAB ON GRADE
108'-11 3/8'SECOND LEVEL SUBFLOOR
123'-11 13/16"PEAK OF ROOF
100'-0"MAIN LEVEL SLAB
108'-1 1/8"T.O. MAIN LEVEL WALLS
116'-4 7/8"T.O. NORTH WALL PLATE
108'-11 3/8'SECOND LEVEL SUBFLOOR
100'-0"MAIN LEVEL SLAB
108'-1 1/8"T.O. MAIN LEVEL WALLS
116'-4 7/8"T.O. NORTH WALL PLATE
CROWNMOLDING
B
A
36x36SHOWER
DOWN 15RISE = 7 316"RUN = 10 1 2"
SECOND FLOOR ASSEMBLY- 3 4" T & G PLYWOOD SUBFLOOR- 9 12" I JOISTS PER ENGINEER- 1 2" SHEETROCK CEILING
36" HANDRAIL
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PROGRESS
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SCALE: 1/4" = 1'-0"
LIVING TO WEST
SCALE: 1/4" = 1'-0"
STAIR TO WEST
STORAGE/UTILITYUNDERSTAIRS
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Developm
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Guide
–STEP 2
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GeneralInform
ationAll proposed developm
ent projectsbegin
with C
onceptual Review
.Anyone w
ith adevelopm
ent ideacan schedule
aC
onceptual Review
meeting to get feedback
onprospective
development ideas.
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not needto be finalized orprofessionally
presented.H
owever, a
sketchplan
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itted toC
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eetingis
allocatedperapplicantand
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done each m
orning.C
omplete
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eighborhoodServices
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evelopment R
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Power, Storm
water,
Water/W
asteW
ater, AdvancePlanning (Long R
ange Planningand
TransportationPlanning)and
Poudre Fire Authority.C
omm
entsare
offered bystaffto assist you
inpreparing the detailed com
ponentsofthe
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noapproval ordenial ofdevelopm
ent proposalsassociated w
ith Conceptual R
eview.
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illbe presented with
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marizing
comm
entson yourproposal.
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LDED
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erCounty’s
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ww
.co.larimer.co.us/assessor/query/search.cfm
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yearsold, good quality,colorphotos
ofall sidesofthe structure are required
forconceptual.
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No
If yes, then at what risk is it? _______________
____
Info available on FC M
aps:http://gisweb.fcgov.com
/redirect/default.aspx?layerTheme=Floodplains.
Increase in Impervious Area __________________________________________________________ S.F.
(Approximate
amount ofadditional building, pavem
ent, oretc.that will cover existing bare ground to be added to the site)
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Property location and boundaries, surrounding land uses, proposed use(s), existing and proposed improvem
ents (buildings, landscaping, parking/drive areas, w
atertreatment/detention, drainage), existing natural features (w
ater bodies,w
etlands, large trees, wildlife, canals, irrigation ditches), utility line locations (if know
n), photographs (helpful but not required).Things to consider w
hen making a proposal: H
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orethan
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Project Narrative
(a) What are you proposing/use?
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ark Residential is proposing to construct 348 Class A multi-fam
ily dwelling units, along w
ith approxim
ately 3000 square feet of comm
ercial space and is proposing to leave an out lot for approxim
ately 6000 square feet of comm
ercial space in a future phase located near the intersection of Stuart Street and Shields Street.
(b) What im
provements and uses currently exist on the site?
The site is currently undeveloped.
(c) Describe the site circulation (auto and pedestrian), parking and how it coordinates w
ith the
existing neighborhood.
Primary vehicular access is from
Shields Street at the signalized intersection at Stuart Street. A street-like private drive w
ith diagonal parking is proposed to connect from Shields Street to Hobbit Street. The
Spring Creek Trail is adjacent to the site along the east and south. The Trail in combination w
ith the Spring Creek drainage prevents vehicular access to the south and to the east. Standard parking spaces are provided in the quantities required by the LUC w
ith up to 40% com
pact spaces proposed.
Two points of pedestrian and bike access to the Trail are proposed along the east side of the project.
Waterm
ark plans to review other possible trail connections w
ith Northern engineering once survey is com
plete and grading can be reviewed for a safe connection that is not too steep. A detached sidew
alk, street trees and a bus stop exist along Shields Street and detached w
alks and street trees are proposed along the street-like private drive.
(d) Describe site design and architecture.
This upscale multi-fam
ily project is designed to be visually attractive within the context of the com
munity
and neighborhood. Safety and convenience of residents is also a primary design objective. To that end
buildings are placed along streets where possible w
ith parking located behind, away from
public view but
convenient for residents.
Other factors that affected the site plan include:
A forty-foot w
ide, existing sanitary sewer easem
ent that crosses the site east to west located to
the north.
A twenty-foot w
ide, existing waterline easem
ent that crosses the site east to west located to the
south.
The need for a street connection from
Shields to Hobbit. The existing cul-de-sac right-of-way on
Hobbit Street determined the logical connection point.
Tw
o zone districts exist on the site. The majority of the site is zoned M
MN – M
edium Density
Mixed-Use Neighborhood, w
hile approximately 6 acres to the southw
est is zoned NC – Neighborhood Com
mercial. M
ulti-family buildings in the M
MN zone cannot exceed three
stories, while M
ixed-Use buildings in the NC zone can be five stories.
The City requires Natural Habitat Buffer Zones along the east and south sides of the project. A 100-foot developm
ent setback is required from Spring Creek on the south and a 50-foot
development setback is required from
the eastern drainage.
The proposed project consists of a 348-unit, Class A multifam
ily residential rental comm
unity divided betw
een one 4-story mixed use building and nine 3-story, garden style w
alk-up buildings. The garden style buildings have 3 points of pedestrian access at sidew
alk entrances along the parking side of the buildings. Each access point enters an enclosed corridor. The exterior of the buildings consists of a m
ix of m
aterials and a neutral color scheme to tie into the natural landscape and are com
plimentary to existing
Fort Collins developments including the neighborhood to the east. Tim
ber accents, fiber cement lap
siding and stone are used as shown in the enclosed elevations. The units feature spacious, open floor
plans, walk out balconies or porches, in unit w
asher and dryer and high-end finishes. The required bike parking w
ill be designed to allow for 60%
covered parking within the m
ultifamily buildings. The architect
is looking into space in the enclosed corridors and units to meet code requirem
ents. The unit m
ix will be approxim
ately 40% one bedroom
s, 50% tw
o bedrooms and 10%
three bedrooms per
the table below. The exact unit m
ix will be designed once PDR com
ments are received and addressed.
R
entable
N
o. of Square
Unit Type
U
nits Feet
A1
One Bedroom
One Bath
84 Units
682 SF A
2 O
ne Bedroom O
ne Bath 54 U
nits 754 SF
B1 Tw
o Bedroom Tw
o Bath 102 U
nits 1,045 SF
B2 Tw
o Bedroom Tw
o Bath 72 U
nits 1,173 SF
C1
Three Bedroom Tw
o Bath
18 Units
1,243 SF
C2
Three Bedroom Tw
o Bath
18 Units
1,360 SF
Totals / Wtd. A
verages 348 U
nits 965 SF
The comm
unity will also have various am
enity areas, including a pool, grill stations, an integrated clubhouse in the 4-story building w
ith recreational and leasing space, and dog park. Tenants will have
ample surface parking provided w
ithin the property, with covered detached garage parking options. O
ne trash and recycling enclosure is located near the Hobbit Street connection. W
atermark’s Property
Managem
ent Division will offer full valet trash service so that residents are not required to take their
refuge to the enclosure. (e) How
is your proposal compatible w
ith the surrounding area?
In 2017 the site was re-zoned to reduce the am
ount of land zoned NC and increase the MM
N portion. The zoning w
as approved along with Conditions designed to ensure com
patibility with the adjacent
neighborhood. The Conditions require a buffer and transition between m
ulti-family buildings and single-
family hom
es in the adjacent neighborhood. The maxim
um num
ber of multi-fam
ily dwelling units is
capped at 365 and the “rent-by-the-bedroom” leasing m
odel is not allowed.
The proposed Waterm
ark Residential project responds to these conditions in following w
ays:
W
atermark is proposing 348 m
ulti-family dw
elling units, substantially below the 365 cap.
The m
ulti-family units are proposed to be upscale and not m
arketed to students.
No 3-story multi-fam
ily buildings directly face the neighborhood.
While the end of Building E is visible from
the neighborhood, the nearest single-family hom
e is 193 feet aw
ay and the applicant is comm
itted to landscape screening on the east end of Building E.
O
ne-story garages are placed along the eastern edge of the project to create a transition of building height, as w
ell as to buffer the neighborhood from parking lot headlights and sounds.
The garages are substantially setback creating a natural area along the Spring Creek Trail that exceeds City requirem
ents. Waterm
ark will provide berm
ing and enhancement plantings that
will provide high quality w
ildlife habitat and further buffer the neighborhood.
The student-oriented Landmark Apartm
ents exists north of the project site. Both Landmark and
Waterm
ark are multi-fam
ily projects with sim
ilar size buildings. Landmark Apartm
ent residents will
benefit if Waterm
ark is built because the proposed street connection to Hobbit will allow
them to
access Shields Street at a signalized intersection. Currently their access on to Shields Street is unsafe for left turn m
ovements.
(f) Is water detention provided? If so, w
here?
Yes. Stormw
ater detention will be provided at the southeast corner of the site, as depicted on the
conceptual site plan.
(g) How does the site drain now
(on and off site)? Will it change? If so, w
hat will change?
The site currently drains from w
est to east/southeast into the Canal Importation Channel and into Spring
Creek. General drainage patterns will be m
aintained. Off-site flow
s are not expected to influence, nor be affected by, this developm
ent.
(h) What is being proposed to treat run-off?
A combination of LID techniques and extended detention w
ith water quality capture volum
e are anticipated
(i) How does the proposal im
pact natural features?
Natural Habitat Buffer Zones (NHBZ) and enhancements are provided along the east and south sides of
the project. While developm
ent is proposed to encroach into the NHBZ, the project provides additional NHBZ area that far exceeds the encroachm
ent.
Waterm
ark intends to minim
ize the disruption inside the buffer space. The area is to remain in a natural
state. Clearly defined trail connections will be m
ade and the development w
ill block locations where
people were cutting through and creating dirt paths to Shield’s Street.
(j) Do any existing structures have automatic fire sprinklers? W
ill the new structures have fire
sprinklers?
There are no existing structures. New structures w
ill be sprinklered per code.
(k) Are there any unusual factors and/or characteristics are present that may restrict or affect your
proposal?
Waterm
ark has worked through m
ultiple iterations of the site plan in order to closely match and im
prove in certain locations the previous rezoning plan supported by the neighbors to the east.
(l) Have you previously submitted an application?
Waterm
ark has not submitted a previous application. Several developm
ent proposals have been brought forw
ard over the years, the most recent one being Spring Creek M
ulti-Family PDR200002 in M
arch 2020.
(m) W
hat specific questions, if any, do you want addressed?
1. W
ill the City staff support a Modification for Building D on the w
est side, not meeting the
pedestrian connectivity standard?
2. W
atermark proposes to use the space north of the 4-story m
ixed-use building for a neighborhood pocket park adjacent to the Neighborhood Com
mercial District. This park along
with plaza area on the south side of the 4-story building are intended to fulfill the requirem
ent to provide a “central feature or gathering place” in the NC District. The pocket park is only partially w
ithin the NC District, however, the applicant believes the large open space area w
ould allow the
landscape architect more flexibility for a better com
munity park space adjacent to Shields Street.
Would City staff agree that the pocket park and plaza space on the south side of the 4-story
building fulfills the requirement w
ithout the need for a Modification?
3. Are there any repaym
ents for previous public street improvem
ents?
4. Has the City storm
water departm
ent completed the cleanout of Spring Creek along the southern
portion of the development? If not, w
hen would this occur?
5.
Will the City im
plement and install the traffic signal arm
for the westbound m
ovement out of the
development on Stuart Street?
6.
How w
ill cost responsibilities be determined for signal changes at Stuart and Shields?
7. Is the Storm
water Utility am
enable to a “beat the peak” analysis (similar to Landm
ark Apartm
ents Expansion) and/or full-spectrum detention?