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COMMISSION AGENDA
ITEM C
Consent
Informational
Public Hearings
Regular X
August 11.2003
Regular Meeting
Mgr. / Dept.
Authorization
REGULAR
26. C. Community Development Department
Presents A Request By mc Calhoun To Amend The Lighting Plan For The JDC
Calhoun Town Center Site.
(This Agenda Item Will Be Scheduled For The August 25, 2003 Agenda).
08/11/2003 16:53.FAX 18438496765
JAMES DORAN COMPANY
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.JAMES DORA.N CDMPANY
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REAL. ESTATE INVESTMENT BANKERS
August 11, 2003
Via Facsill1ih,~.& Ref!\llar Mail
Ron McLemore
City of Winter Springs
1126 East S.R. 434
Winter Springs, FL 32708
Re: 15 J rule and subsequent discussions
Dear Ron: .
I want to take this opportunity to write to you and the City Commissioners tq let you
know my thoughts on the above referenced matter. As I am sure you would concur,
although we agree on several "macro" planning issues, we still do not agree on the 15'
rule. However, I would like to continue the dialogue that has been created.
In that regard, I would like both fourselfand the City Commissioners to. strongly
consider attending the upcoming Urban Land Institute Conference on September 11-12,
2003 in Reston, Virginia. (see attached information) This is a gathering of top experts
on the cutting edge of urban planning. I feel this could be a great tool to further facilitate
the dialogue that has been started.
Therefore, if the City is still unwilling to abandon tbe i5' rule, I would suggest that at a
minimum the City would extend the 30-day stay of the policy. James Doran Company
has certainly acted in good faith and has not trj.ed to ''rush'' permits through. In fact, in
tbe absence of any contact from the City, James Doran Company took the initiative to set
up the meeting called for by th~ City Commission.
James Doran Company has tried to make.stire that all tenants respect the Town Center
Code and the spirit of the Town Center; we feel this will become apparent as tenants
ap'p1y for permits. ill short, the permit applications will be ''trick.li~ in~' soon. It is my
hope that reviews of.these permit applications will facilitate greater understanding, and
more productive discussion on the 15' rule,
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Shane . oran
Senior Vice President
cc: MaYOT John Bush
Commissioners
Robert Doran
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The crtalilln oJ Lirely nfllo'lll\'lO ceclers and
umao \'iI1ages in Anleritll', citils aad suburbs
aJl1Stilules a chalh:ng[ng and dyoamic stelor
lIf lht real ~tlle maJtet today. Demographk
shins aud lirestyle trends are rll'f'Oriolllhe d~
vdopment of bollL oew aod mila1iud lm.'lI
WIrers, urban and tnuu1l vilbges, and main
street developments. Thrse demopment
coocep1s-frequeolly complex aad diffiLl1lt
10 ilIIderlake-are slill rdativeIy andecs~
plied in the rnarla. This Cllnremtce wffi lOcus
on besL "radices andinoo'lllLh..: approex:be$
lhat are OOng employed by both Ole prh'll1e
and pubUcsed.ol'll IncrealiDg oNlaWD aCl-
Iml, wbao viJlallts, 1U1d main streets,
Whelhu )'lRIlIl'e beginning; a nel" de\'e!op-
menl or a~ inrolved in an oogoing project,
tbis confrrcllce will pIllVKlr invawabk in-
sighls reg~rding Ihe ~ ilisuts, oppoJtunities,
obstacks. and [esSllJl5learntd to date io 1mI'O
renler developmenl Leading developm, pub-
lic oBic~s, designers, and e:xpcrt CXlllSulllIulS.
will slme Iheir latesl ideas and practices for
acbievillg SllCCfSS.
Wbo Should Aaend
Ikvelopers or town cfolers, ttllllsil rilla!!"s,
mimcl-u.se projects: devaopen coosidering
~"CIlruriog mill Ibt town cenld market; mamr-
planned mmmll!lity drnlopezs; retail de\'tl-
open;, mbi!ects: attaroey~ real estale am-
sullanbl; lenders aad in\~tm; and pllblic
officials involl'fd wilb 101m center iS511f5.
Wbat You Will Learn
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yeac's rooftl'Cllct wiI1 spotJisltt several cllr-
ren!~. YOlI will plonl [rom stliSions thaI
prOl'idt useful infonnation ~nd.strategies.
sw:h as:
. The Ncxr GeoeraIiM of Town Cenlers:
Haw Will Tbey Be Di[e~nff
. HoosinS Concepts That Sell in fowll
Centers
. Rl~Jogrammiog and Re.devdopiog
Existing Main Streets
. !!merging llinsi r Villages
. 1.ifiostyJe Rtlailing in 1o\\ll Ct~rs.
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Place Making: Developing Town Centers, sit Vil~ and Main SIreetS
ThursdaJ, 1~308JDrl~OnoDn &viPm qf AllTeric~1I Cl7mmulliry. will sb~re hard-lUtling paJlel will addre.o;s Ihe.!e questions
Seplember 11, 2003 CUCURRfAr HSUOU his research findiogs on how social capi121 is aod d~CIlss """3f1 thai a lifestyle approach lD Te.
I. Imwvatlve Housing Concepts i plu~1 ing and what we can dolo re\'[ve the tailing eM [~ Ihe tOll'n cenler n;periena.
7:00 a.m.-B:3Q 8oID. for Town Centers and Uman American commUllity. Putnam will share infor-
Regislrat10n Villages IT1ilLmn from bis resr;m:b on wlulL has caused 3:50 p.m.-5:2ll p.m.
.,. ItUs del~iomtian O\'U !he put two ~llera. InteracUV8 Wor1lsblJ1}S
ll:34l a.m.-IMO a.m, WIIh OJmmercial real eHaLe maIf.:fls in the I lions. ~ well as wbat key ClIIDpone:n1s are
Welcoming Remarks doldrums, bowing is likely 10 ~ lhe drhing f needed in our rommunities 10 gin chern a UU conference altendees [0l\Si$1eI1lly agree dtat
roro:: in IoWD celller devclopmelll for the next sense of (OJll\l!Ctedness. Learn how IllWJl ce:n- interadl\'l" programs provide illCllmparable
James \v. Thdd, Conference Chair Sel'NaI }'eBrs. VI'ho is choosing III ~\'C ill to'.rn i las, tJansil villages, aDd maio slrcrl:l call br take-home vaJue and networl<iog CWortuoilia
Presiderr/ ceoters, and whot housing Cllll<<plS and !ea- one of those vehicles 10 mnoed communilies. At each worlcshop. ellSf stndics will be present-
1h~ Pet~rson Comptmits !tires are they looJcjng fur? Wbal are tbe key 2.:0() p.m.-3:30 p.m, ed to gi~ tbe audience a charu:e to participate
Fairfax, Vi7Ki71Ul faclors 10 cnJlsider wlea. dero,ping l10using and III dd~'C into a subjrd al SlIIIle ckpth. The
0'IeT retain What hoosiog products art being CO~C U R RUT SESSIOH S inter.lctM: wodshops will pro\'ide}'l\l with a
ll:4{} o.m.-10:10 a.m. developed in town cenle~ and which are Ibe I. EmelDlng Transit VlDages uniqae opportunity 10 mcct with a lI'idc: range
DPBIHG PLEUIlY HUlDA most suc=~fuJ? II bard-bilting panel will ad- Thonsh tran.lit-oriellled d~nl is a IIlIXIr of prmilionm LYho wilr share real.\YI)rJd expe.
dress lhese q~tions and diStU5S ways thai rknees and iosigbts; and 10 eIcltange opinians
The Next Generation of Town ho~ Oln add value Lo the pro~ct. distumd lopiC, lD dale on~ a relati~'C!y smaU and iDfunnalion regardiog}'llllr specific inter.
Centers: How Will They Be II. ReprogrammIng and nwnbrr of mixed.we Lransit viIlageslla';e bun ests, qUl'Stlons, and pJllblrros.
Dlnerent? de\'e\opecl. This is expe:ted to cbmlge- arer tile Choost 0Il! of rk JrJfknvingjmT inrmll:tiYl!
Redeveloping Existing coming decade, How wiIIlbese new lIllDsit vil-
The fust wa'IC of MI'i lown renter dl"l'C!op- Main Slfeets lagesdiJrer from existing lransjt-orit:ntcd devrl- JrOlbJIIlPJ;
menls is nO'^, weU established. Some hare opmen~ How BJl' lite pubUcaod private secLoo o PdJDclPtlvate PaJ1lJ8r!11l~na/ll:11lJl
I W1lrkfd better than olbers. Find 0111 from ItUs Many emling main sm:cu in small cities, subur- working together 10 build Iransl1 vilIagesl WlLat WOIIIs~O~
I I'2nel of Jradicg 101'(0 center eIperts whaL key ban dm'llllmms, and Il1ban neighborhoock haI'r are Ibe key design issues in transil viUllJlf delorl- How ClIlJ dr~-dope~ me publidpriwte part-
IBsons (bey ha'It learned from the MlcceS!Jes b<<o revilalimi in recenl years Ihrough a miet y opme~ A lop ]e\~l panel of e.rptrts wbolUl! nerships 10 ignile lawn centrr and urban viI-
and CailllRs of Ih~ fus1 \'I'lJYe of projeds? He~r of reprogramming and redrnlopmt:lll ~tralegies. rrin~entingthe lrBIIJil ~illaUCXloreptwill gi\ll! lage d~pmenl? In Ih~ worksbop. }oou will
how desig= and df\'elopt'fi are rethirtking How can 1M poblic seclilTVo'Olk with priI'ate in. }'IJIl their fnside stories llIIlhis coming rhallgt. hear from public and pri\'alr irumstry rxpetls
their approacbe.; Lo lown CfIIler design and de- lere;ts to reinYigo[2le main .ttreels? A panel of I). LifeslVle Retailing rn who Me negoLiating and managing publici
l-dopmenl,learn how i[l';~lars bal'e dtaoll"ll deloeIopm IIl!d public se<IOI represen!a1i1<rs will pri\'B!e I'2rlDel.lbips fur lawn ctIIlrr aDd utban
their ,'iews about ilM'Sling in lOW Jl ceoters, aDd giTe}'llIllheinsidestoryoosed on their owncc- Town Cenlers village de\'~lopmen1. Theplill addrw suelt t
what Ihe outlook for finaJIcil1g 1011n centers will perienc~ and leSSCll\S learned. Many 101m center and main slrecl re<ail proj- issues as: public ~nd priv~ respllll$lbilitie$, I
be in the future. Find oul how IOWn eenl~r.l of eels today iodnde a popular furm of re1lliflllg fMI blic and pri...nc financing, lUe of public !
Ihe next len yEars \'liD diffDJ Cram lbolle of JIte 12.:00 nMn -1:45 p.rn.. caDed lif~tyIe retaumg. Whet is JifeMyle relllil- cOlDponeols, BDd much mOle. I
lart ICD }'Ca1. LU B ClIEOS ANO KEUOTE PREHH UTlDU ing, a>>d bow dots it differ from otherl1'taillilr- o Urtm Deslmn WllIlls~O\l !
featuring Robert D. Putnam matsl Bf}ood restI1Irallls, ciJlemas, and book- What are !he lal~r lrends and practices guirl- I
Robm n. Pulnam, Peter and Isabel Malkin Slllrei. whal types Dr tenanlS II1e key Lo the ing the planning ODd de.sign o! llansit \'iIJagG,
Profe.lSllf of Public Policy al RB1'1'~rd University su=s o! lifeslJle retailing ill 1rJwn centers! ma.in sLrerts, and town rentmt In Ibis sessioa, I
. nrl ..111 hnr nr Jlmu/,'"" At"n.- 11" rAil""" "nd How does Jifestyte relailiogfit wilh andbenelit you willJind lJlIlBbo~1 urban drsign is5Uts, I
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street=pe desig~ nCaiI ~,and much
mono Discuss wilh the expert! oov/ it is being
dOM, and !row realwodd d6ign chalkngrs
are beingom~me.
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This workshop will focus on B single project
from slar! [0 finisb, and wiU includf pn:5I'n-
tlltOJlS from bollt tbe projo::l deI'tl~r and
thf project designfr. Hear how lbey [JIlet(ame
challenges. Learn wltal did and did not work.
DiscllSS any is51RS or ask any l[lRsliOlU }'OlI
migll1 ba\'e On creating a IlIwn cenltr &om in.
ception lO completion.
o Plan AlIail'sls Sesstoo: I'laCil MailIng
I\l!his eJciting hands-on session, some of thf
most aeati~'C minds in I:be derelopmrot bu.si-
nl'Si W111 review, aoaly2e. and critique &tailed
plaos lOr a tDlVn renler or wban village proj-
erlAudience members will bat'C Ibeoppor-
tunity III review and CXRllll1C11t no the projfct.
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COKCURfllHT mmu
I. DeveloPlng Small-Scale
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cenler and wben village projrd.s 3l'e large
and ambitious, maJJ)' small-scale projeclS are
being de\'Cloped !eday chal alSll are atlmcling
atlentioD.1n this session, }'IlU will h:arn abDUt
the i&ues and chaUf'l\re; inroll'rli in derelon-
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ing 5ll1all.sale vUlage unters Blld urban va-
lagc projects. Heat how 5lIlIIU-scale projtds
can be po.silioned to compete e.rrecti~'e!y wilh
farger.sale cumpel i!en and lOrmalS.. Dis.:o,.
er how pbasiDg ClLn be uSfd 10 muke ~maD-
SClIIe dl:\-doprnent t\'CO more managrablf fur
small developers.
II. Mixed-Use Development
Opportunities on GI'Il>>flelds
Rtdevclopmml of greyfidrls-Iarge obsolele
retail or CICImmeccial propfCties on suburban
sU~s dominated by $lJrface parking-is a
topic: of greal Jntereslloday lIS mBJI)' 5ealnd-
tier roalls and alher commercial prop.mie.s
ceach tbe ~od of lheir ecxJ!lornit li~'eS. Many of
the.le situ are weD Jl<Isitioned (or mimlop-
mentllS miud-use llll\'ll cenlfrs and wban
vUlages. What opportunities arc: there for re-
dmIoping grc:y6elds today? Tbis panel will
discuss the pros and COIlS of developing on
the.le sites.
10:35 n.m.-12:10 p,m.
ClomB HEIURY UUIOI/
Beslon Town Ceoler rDday
Rtslon 'Ibwn Center. one of tbe firsl of a Ot''''
geoeration of modem-day IIlWll c:en\m. is
still being develnped and expanded IDday.
Rfcent pbases have added lownhou.ses,offite
buildings, and apartments, and ljJere is more
to come, including more hou.sing. more relaU,
and a nelf town gttcIl. This sdsion wiD dis.
CllSS lite hiAtory Bnd evol~tion o( Rtston Thwn
CeateJ;tbe erI~iable succe.;s oflhe projfa.pIans
(or the final phOSe!, and lesl/IIJl.S learned.
12-JO p.m.
Conrereml& PrOgram Ends
OPlional loUIS.
FrldaYi 8eptlmber 12. 2003
Tn cooj 1l11l:tion with dtis )'ear's COJI(ermce, UU bas nrganiud t\\'Cl optionallDUCl of !he areis
most SIlCCelSful and wUquc relail pro}Ws. While !Doring the projects. )'1lU will meel those inti-
maldy mvohoo wi1l1 the de~-elopmen~ who will share informatiao about [be projects' hislO~
fin81lcing, matkding plans, and moch lIlDre.
'All o44itjo~ol fte opplio; ru ~ghtrotiolf form. Tour:< lll\! limited ~ 50 participonlr IJ11d
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12:l0 p.m.-3:30 p.lll.
Tour 1:
Reshln Jown Genler WalllIng JOUI
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Reslon TlIl\'II Cc:nter combines elemeDlS of
the idf31downtlllm, the vitllity of an Ra1iaD
piazza and the dJmsiIy of a Pmtcl1. boule-
vard. Year.roundspedal C\~t! make I:bt 1m\'Il
cellte1l1te fucal point of Ihe commu:ni.tjt Tbe
center has WIlIl2J le!Panal ami nationa1 awards.
induding the pres1igi<ros American Institute
of Arcbitects AMId for ~Dence in Urban
Design. While on IlW lour we will uplore
projects from the cmlets original deI'e!opment
(office, retail, and enlertainme1lL) as we1l u
projects from tbe ne\'l'el.t de\-eJopmenl (hous-
ing, reioit; and 0 new lown greeD). Come !ll!e
whf.Rtslon 'Ibwn Ceolcris knovm as the
"downtown" of IIOrl:bern Vtrginia. .
roR pillisMM.JlKD -SPEAKER UPDATES. .
VISIT THE UU 'WEll SITE AT
WWW.emKFf.RENCES,UlI.ORD
DB l:AU UU C~SIDMEH SERIICE AT
12:30p,m.-5:30 p.m.
Tom 2:
UrtJan mlages rn Artlnglon: Ball5IDn,
ClarendolP. and Penragun cn,
This tour will aplore sevrral inOO'l3tin proj-
ects and ~~ in ArliDgtoll, Vuginia,in-
cInding BaDsIOn, a higb-drosOy urban village
with offices, apartments, parks. ill\d an en-
doSld mall sW'lllIlllding tmD~ OarendoJl,
an cmt:1gmg tJaosit village that fealJ1!es the
DM Malkrt Common Oucmlon (a retaiUres-
idmial project that will be loured on foot);
PentagllD City, which (ei1bJRS both the ~ta-
gon aty oed-use complrI and Ihc: new
Peotagon ItllwW'ban \iIlage (which will be
loured on Cool); ami Crystal City, where new
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