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HomeMy WebLinkAbout2006 06 12 Awards & Presentations Kevin Fall Date: June 12, 2006 . This was provided by Mr. Kevin Fall at the June 12, 2006 City Commission Regular Meeting, during "AWARDS AND PRESENTATIONS". I Seminole County RPA February 24, 2006 Comparison to other jurisdictions How to establish building height Technical Issues Comparison of Land Development Regulations Fern Park Subdistrict Methodology 1. 100'buffers from Low Density Residential. Each ring buffer allows an additional story (10') 2. Darker the buffer, the more height can be achieved from a physical context Lake Mary Subdistrict Historic Sanford Height Analysis Casselberry Subdistrict Lake Mary-Sanford Subdistrict Historic Sanford Subdistrict US 17-92 CRA Casselberry Subdistrict Lake Mary-Sanford Subdistrict Historic Sanford Subdistrict US 17-92 CRA Casselberry Subdistrict Lake Mary-Sanford Subdistrict Historic Sanford Subdistrict US 17-92 CRA 18th and French Park Drive and Square Big Lots County Services Center Bob Dance Wedge Park Lake Irene US 17-92 CRA Casselberry-Winter Springs Subdistrict Casselberry Winter Springs Subdistrict Lake Irene Casselberry-Winter Springs Subdistrict Lake Irene Lake Irene Lake Irene Building shown to reflect proposed maximum heights of 6 stories. Wedge Park Wedge Park All buildings shown at 3 stories to reflect the height limits in existing zoning districts. Wedge Park Lake Mary-Sanford Subdistric Lake Mary - Sanford Subdistrict Lake Mary - Sanford Subdistrict Lake Mary-Sanford Subdistrict Bob Dance Bob Dance All buildings shown at 3 stories to reflect the height limits in existing zoning districts. Bob Dance Building shown to reflect proposed heights of 6-8 stories. County Services Campus County Services Campus County Services Campus Building shown to reflect proposed maximum heights of 10 stories. County Services Campus All building shown at 3 stories to reflect the height limits in existing zoning districts. Big Lots Big Lots All buildings shown at 3 stories to reflect the height limits in existing zoning districts. Big Lots Buildings shown to reflect proposed heights of 3-6 stories with limits on lakefront heights. Historic Sanford Subdistrict Historic Sanford Subdistrict Historic Sanford Subdistrict Historic Sanford Subdistrict Historic Sanford Subdistrict Park Drive and Square Park Drive and Square All buildings shown of 3 stories to reflect the height limits in existing zoning districts Park Drive and Square Buildings shown to reflect proposed heights of 3-4 stories. 18th and French 18th and French All buildings shown at 3 stories to reflect the height limits in existing zoning districts. Proposed height would not differ substantically from existing height due to the proximity of residential areas. Design Considerations 1. Pedestrian Breaks in Building 2. Varied Roofline 3. Alcoves 4. Depth changes at intervals 5. Cornice line to define 1st floor Design Considerations 1. Depth changes for prominent entrances(but not at intervals) 2. Cornice line to define 1st floor 3. Roofline is not varied 4. Architectural breaks at longer intervals Design Considerations 1. No pedestian breaks to reduce the visual bulk/mass of this very large building. 2. Doesn't differentiate between 1st floor of the building and additional floors 3. Depth changes / architectural breaks Components of Height Regulations Site Design 1. Transition of Heights 2. Setbacks/Buffers & Landscaping 3. Relationship of Height to Adjacency 4. Open Space 4. Lighting Building Design 1. Stepbacks 2. Roofline Variations 3. Building design and architecture Site Design 1. Transition/Step down of heights Site Design 1. Transition of Heights 2. Setbacks / Buffers & Landscaping Components of Height Regulations Shared pedestrian walkways are encouraged between properties and shall be reasonably direct and safe. Parking lots should be oriented as blocks within a parcel to break up the lanes. Provide urban landscape in leu of landscape to create an urban context with potted plants. decorative pavement outdoor seating Pedestrian pathways should connect primary building entrances, sidewalks and parking area. Pedestrian Access & Circulation, Landscape Site Design 1. Transition of Heights 2. Setbacks/Buffers 3. Relationship of Height to Adjacency Componets of Height Regulations 1. Transition of Heights 2. Setbacks 3. Relationship of Height to Adjacency (Line of site evaluation) 4. Open Space Site Design 1. Transition of Heights 2. Setbacks 3. Relationship of Height to Ajacency (Line of site evaluation) 4. Open Space 5. Lighting Building Design 1. Stepbacks Building Design 1. Stepbacks 2. Roofline Variations Building Design 1. Stepbacks 2. Roofline Variations 3. Building design and architecture (comice,awnings,dept variation, pedestrian breaks) Building Design Examples 1. Recessed Entry 2. Covered Porch Entry 3. Eaves 4. Cupola 5. Off-sets in Building 6. Glazing/Window Components Height Regulations Seminole County RPA February 24, 2006 17-92 Community Redevelopment Area Casselberry Winter Springs Subarea-Proposed Heights 17-92 Community Redevelopment Area Fern Park Subarea- Proposed Heights 17-92 Community Redevelopment Area Historic Sanford Subarea- Proposed Heights 17-92 Community Redevelopment Area Lake Mary Subarea - Proposed Heights