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Planned Development District 1, Planning Area 2
or
PD1-2
April 15 PZ and April 22, 2013 TC
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Comprehensive Plan
Amendment
Amendment of the Land Use Map
relative to the PD1-2 zoning district
only.
Changing from Office Use to Mixed-
Use Development
Actual zoning for PD1-2 is currently
Office and Retail.
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Comprehensive Plan Amendment for
Mixed - Use Development
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Comprehensive Plan Amendment for
Mixed - Use Development
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Public Hearing & Consideration of Ordinance
703 Amending Permitted Uses &
Development Regulations for
Planning District 1-2 (PD1-2)
Planning & Zoning Commission of April 15 and
Town Council Meeting of April 22, 2013
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Case Information
Case No.: Z-03-01-13
Owner: Maguire Partners-Solana
Land, LP (Mehrdad Moayedi)
Applicant: Jeffory D. Blackard
Developer: Centurion America
Development Group
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Site Information
Acres: 85 acres (approx.)
Location: Subject property is generally located at the
northeast corner of FM 1938/ Davis Blvd. and Solana
Boulevard
Development Name: Westlake Entrada (tentative)
Development Type Proposed: A mixed use planned
development blending a wide range of permitted uses into a
European village design. Applicant’s estimate of
improvement value at build out is around $500,000,000
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8 Vicinity Map for PD1-2
Existing PD1 Permitted Uses
Office: General Office + Banks, Churches, Government
Buildings, Studios, Information Processing, Psychiatric Hospital, Nursing Home, and Hospice.
Retail: General Retail + Hotels, Personal Services – Dry
cleaner, Shoe repair, etc., Grocery Store, Service station, Restaurants, Quick Lube, Retirement home, Clinics, and Education – daycare through college.
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Proposed PD1-2 Permitted Uses
Office : General Office + Banks, Churches, Government
Buildings, Studios, Information Processing, Psychiatric Hospital,
Nursing Home, and Hospice.
Retail: General Retail + Hotels, Personal Services – Dry
cleaner, Shoe repair, etc., Grocery Store, Service station, Restaurants, Quick Lube, Retirement home, Clinics, and Education – daycare through college.
Residential: Single-family detached, Villas, Townhomes.
Entertainment: Movie Theater, Bowling, Amphitheater,
Dinner Theater, etc..
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Comprehensive Plan Amendment for
Requested Uses
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Comprehensive Plan Amendment for
Requested Uses
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Regulatory Tools Proposed for PD1-2 in
this Zoning Case
Ordinance (#703), and
Exhibits to the Ordinance:
Concept Plan
Development Standards
Development Guidelines
Developer’s Agreement
Economic Development Agreement
Future Site Plans
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Where We Started
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Concept Plan
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Development Standards
Development Standards are used to achieve:
The goal of a site design that creates community with a
balanced sustainable mix of uses blended as a village;
Buildings are multi-use and follow the size, scope, scale,
and variety of a small European village;
Promote efficient pedestrian access network between
residential and non-residential uses;
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Development Standards (cont.)
Site design that mimics the efficient pedestrian patterns
that have evolved in European villages;
High quality, street and sidewalk-oriented, environments
that support pedestrian mobility and are appropriate to the
roadway context; and
Ensure large sites are developed in a manner to support
and encourage connective, cohesive visual identity, and
an attractive street scene.
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Development Standards (cont.)
Key design elements in Development Standards:
Centrally located parking areas
Use of structured parking
Building size and shape variety
Orientation of buildings to other buildings and streets
360 degree architecture on all buildings
Pedestrian-friendly environment
Public art locations
Sitting and gathering spaces
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Development Standards (cont.)
Key development features:
Plaza
Hotels
Public buildings
Single-family detached residences
Town homes
Bridges and water features
Landscaping as in a European village
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Design Guidelines
Establish design principles for PD1-2 that shape
building design including:
Building massing
Building scale and rhythm
Architectural elements
Entrances
Façade treatments
Lighting, signage, and streetscape
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Design & Integration of Uses
Multiple types of uses
Designed as a village
Uses configured/integrated in a harmonious manner around:
Large water feature
Plazas
Amphitheater
Bell tower
Chapel
Pedestrian walkways/trails
Public buildings
Common areas and open space
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Density & Setbacks
Because these multiple uses are integrated together in a
mixed use village-type development, density is dealt with
differently.
Higher density and minimal setbacks are typical in a
mixed-use village development.
No FAR. FAR (floor area ratio) is the ratio of a structure’s
square footage to the land area. The proposed Ordinance
would not utilize FAR to regulate density, but will limit
density by design standards and height restrictions.
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Landscaping, Signs, & Parking
Landscaping- Detailed plan required at Site Plan;
Parking- Detailed parking plan required at Site
Plan; parking structures used in addition to on-
street parking.
Sign Regulations- Same as Planning District 3-4
(Circle T Ranch). Design Guidelines speak to
signage in this proposed development as well.
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Parks, Open Space, & Trails
Strong emphasis on pedestrian circulation within
the tract.
Sidewalks and trails internal to the site shall
connect by access points to sidewalks, trails, or
public rights-of-way on the perimeter of the site.
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Parks, Open Spaces, & Trails (cont.)
Publicly accessible and privately maintained
Open Space on the site is estimated at 20% of
total land area.
Concept Plan shows general locations, but Site
Plans will show specific details.
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East-West Trail Connecting Solana on
Eastside of Tract to FM 1938
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Open Space/Park Land
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Streetscaping
Streetscaping plan will be shown on the detailed
site plan to be submitted prior to development.
Site Development should comport, on its FM
1938 perimeter, with the Town’s FM 1938
Streetscape Plan.
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Infrastructure & Access
All on-site and off -site infrastructure necessary to serve the
development is the responsibility of the developer.
Water and sewer service will be provided by the Town.
Subject tract served by SH 114, FM 1938 /Davis Blvd. ( Major
Collector), and Solana Boulevard ( Collector ).
All access roadways were designed to handle the traffic loads of
the proposed development.
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Infrastructure & Access (cont.)
Solana Boulevard adjoining the south side of this tract to be
improved by the developer by adding northern 2 lands (i.e.:
second half of Solana Boulevard section).
Streets internal to the site to be laid out and established through
the Site Plan of Development Plan and the platting approval
process.
All streets, public or private, within the development will meet
Town’s design standards. If streets are to be public, they will be
dedicated by plat.
Storm water run-off from the site, when developed, must meet the
Town’s standards and likely will make use of the water feature. 30
Questions of Staff?
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