riverside avondale zoning overlay report
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Prelimary report on neighborhood visioning sessions for the proposed Riverside Avondale Zoning Overlay, Jacksonville, FL. 2007.TRANSCRIPT
City of JacksonvilleRiverside/Avondale Zoning Overlay
“Report Back”May 9th 2007
"Make no little plans. They have no magic to stir men's blood." -- Daniel H. Burnham
Study Purpose
The purpose of the zoning overlay is to create standards that support the existing historic character of the community while providing flexibility for redevelopment that complements the nonresidential, residential and mixed use elements found within the community.
• Zoning Overlay, what does it mean?
• Overview of Workshops
• Guiding Principles
• Next Steps
AGENDAAGENDA
OverlayZoning
Conventional / Euclidean
Zoning
Conventional/ Mixed Use
Zoning
ESTABLISH DEVELOPMENT
RIGHTS
REGULATORY MECHANISMS
Zoning Overlay
Planned Development
Zoning Districts
Building Types
Signage
Lot Layout
Buffers, Fences, Walls
Landscape & Open Space
Off-Street Parking
Miscellaneous
BUILDING DESIGN
Street Design
SITE DESIGNSTREETS
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THE LAND DEVELOPMENT CODE PROCESSTHE LAND DEVELOPMENT CODE PROCESS
DESIGN COMPONENTS: DESIGN PROTOTYPE
WorkshopsOverview of
134 Attendees
1st night, 47
2nd night, 48
3rd night, 39
Presentation
Defining Values . . .
Defining Values . . .
Historic
Mixed of Uses
Sense of Community
Trees
Walkability
Safety
Diversity
Community Small Scale
Parks
Values . . .
HistoricHistoric
Mix of UsesMix of Uses
Sense of Community, Friendly
Willow Branch Park
Sense of Community, Friendly
Trees
Walkability
Safety
DiversityDiversity
Community Small Scale
Parks & Open Space
Memorial Park
Willow Branch ParkTypical Avondale Waterfront Park
Defining Issues . . .
Defining Issues . . .
… and votes were tallied
Issues• Need for underground utilities• Height and scale of new development is too large• Adequate amounts of parking is not being provided• Public access to the water should be maintained• Trimming of trees by JEA is too severe• Trees are being removed and not replaced• Upkeep of alleys• Transportation Management, too much traffic• Not enough Code Enforcement • Sidewalks need to be maintained and repaired • Parks upkeep and crime need to be addressed• Hospital should not expand• City should purchase St. Johns Property and turn into a park
Map Exercise . . . Map Exercise
Break Out Groups
Report Back
PrinciplesGuiding
Protect and Enhance Existing Neighborhoods
Riverside
Avondale
Stockton/ Five Points
St. Johns Quarter Historic District
• Protect existing residential neighborhoods
Riverside
Avondale
Stockton/ Five Points
St. Johns Quarter Historic District
• Protect existing residential neighborhoods
• Encourage varying housing types as transition to retail areas
• Protect existing residential neighborhoods
• Vary housing types in transition areas between commercial and residential uses
Riverside
Avondale
Stockton/ Five Points
St. Johns Quarter Historic District
• Protect existing residential neighborhoods
• Encourage varying housing types as transition to retail areas
• Protect existing residential neighborhoods
• Vary housing types in transition areas between commercial and residential uses
• Buffer residential neighborhoods from highways
Riverside
Avondale
Stockton/ Five Points
St. Johns Quarter Historic District
• Protect existing residential neighborhoods
• Encourage varying housing types as transition to retail areas
• Protect existing residential neighborhoods
• Vary housing types in transition areas between commercial and residential uses
• Buffer residential neighborhoods from highways
• New Development should maintain appropriate scale, height and density
Encourage Responsible Growth
• New Development should maintain appropriate scale, height and density around areas adjacent to established neighborhoods
• New Development should maintain appropriate scale, height and density around areas adjacent to established neighborhoods
• Enhance existing retail and encourage diverse commercial uses
• New Development should maintain appropriate scale, height and density around areas adjacent to established neighborhoods
• Enhance existing retail and encourage diverse commercial uses
• Develop guidelines for transition areas between neighborhoods and retail areas
Celebrate the river and develop new park spaces
Actual 5-minute walk buffer from existing parks
Existing Parks and Walk ShedsExisting Parks and Walk Sheds
• Consider streetscape on major pedestrian corridors and around core retail areas
• Consider streetscape on major pedestrian corridors and around core retail areas
• Provide and maintain public access to waterfront parks
• Provide public access to waterfront pocket parks
• Extend Riverwalk
• Develop new parks in underserved areas
• Consider streetscape on major pedestrian corridors and around core retail areas
• Provide and maintain public access to waterfront parks
• Extend Riverwalk
• Provide public access to waterfront pocket parks
• Extend Riverwalk
• Develop new parks in underserved areas
• Re-use Middle School as a community facility
• Consider streetscape on major pedestrian corridors and around core retail areas
• Provide and maintain public access to waterfront parks
• Extend Riverwalk
• Develop new parks and open space
• Consider streetscape on major pedestrian corridors and around core retail areas
• Provide and maintain public access to waterfront parks
• Extend Riverwalk
• Develop new parks and open space
• Re-use Middle School
Calm traffic and address parking concerns
• Calm traffic on Park St. and St. Johns Ave
• Calm traffic on Park St. and St. Johns Ave
• Improve key intersections for pedestrians and as gateways
• Calm traffic on Park St. and St. Johns Ave
• Improve key intersections for pedestrians and as gateways
• Increase and organize parking supply
I-10
Roosevelt
Park
St. Johns
Riverside
McDuff
EdgewoodStockton
King
I-95
• Calm traffic on Park St. and St. Johns Ave
• Improve key intersections for pedestrians and as gateways
• Increase and organize parking supply
• Encourage development of walkable streets and blocks
StepsNext
MONTHS
Contract Approval
Kick-off Meeting
Staff Coordination Meetings/ Steering Committee
Data Collection
Stakeholder Interviews/Community Meetings
Draft Regulations
Revise Draft Regulations
Community Meeting
Final Regulations
PROJECT SCHEDULEPROJECT SCHEDULE