PARRAMORE OAKS FRAMEWORK PLANNED DEVELOPMENT

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1 PARRAMORE OAKS FRAMEWORK PLANNED DEVELOPMENT Presented by Mark Cechman, AICP Paul S. Lewis, FAICP

2 Review Process Pre- Application meeting August 11, 2016 Attended by representatives of: City Planning Transportation Planning Urban Design Staff CRA Staff Transportation Engineering City Real Estate

3 Complete and Thorough Review Staff Reviewers Jim Burnett, Project Planner LDC compliance Mary Stewart Droege, Comprehensive Plan (GMP) Compliance Paul Lewis, Compliance with the Parramore Comprehensive Neighborhood Plan John Rhoades, Transportation Planning Doug Metzger, CRA and Urban Design David Barilla, Downtown Orlando CRA issues Jeremy Crow, ESM Compliance Audra Nordaby OPD, Crime Prevention through Environmental Design 7 pages of conditions; 4 pages of information comments

4 Parramore Comprehensive Neighborhood Plan The Parramore Comprehensive Neighborhood Plan contains the community s vision for their neighborhoods based on Healthy Community Design principles. The Parramore Plan provides strategies for improving economic and job growth, community health, transportation options, housing, education, and infill development. The Plan visioning process was conducted in 2014 as part of a HUD Sustainable Communities Regional Planning Grant, with the intention of planning for sustainable, transit-oriented development around SunRail stations. The HUD grant emphasized the promotion of sustainable and inclusive growth, particularly in minority and/or low-income neighborhoods.

5 Parramore Comprehensive Neighborhood Plan After a year-long community engagement process, including nearly 30 public meetings, the Parramore Comprehensive Neighborhood Plan was accepted by the Orlando City Council on January 26, The Parramore Plan is an important continuation and further refinement of the Pathways for Parramore initiative. The Plan is also considered to be an integral component of the Project DTO Advancing Downtown Orlando initiative and the associated Downtown Orlando CRA Redevelopment Plan. On September 21, 2015, the Orlando City Council adopted an amendment to the City s Growth Management Plan, incorporating the Parramore Plan by reference.

6 Parramore Comprehensive Neighborhood Plan GMP Future Land Use Subarea Objective 6B.2 states: Parramore Oaks Framework PD The City shall prepare a long term Vision for the creation of a 21 st Century Parramore Neighborhood that is fully support of SunRail and Downtown Orlando and is built upon the principles of Healthy Community Design. This Vision, contained in the Parramore Comprehensive Neighborhood Plan, shall be implemented throughout the planning period. GMP Future Land Use Subarea Policy S.6.14 states: The Parramore Comprehensive Neighborhood Plan and its Vision Plan shall be utilized by the City as the foundation for directing efforts to preserve, revitalize, and redevelop the Parramore community

7 Parramore Comprehensive Neighborhood Plan GMP Future Land Use Subarea Policy S.6.14 goes on to state: (a) Action Items: The Parramore Comprehensive Neighborhood Plan outlines nearterm, mid-term, and long-term actions. These projects shall be considered by City officials in preparing Capital Improvements Program, capital budget, and departmental budgets. Special consideration shall be given to those projects that address concerns for public safety, provide safe and affordable housing, and advance the Healthy Community Design Principles to Promote Social and Environmental Justice and to Increase Housing Opportunities Finally, Subarea Policy S.6.14 states: (e) Catalyst Projects. The City should assemble a development team consisting of key staff members and community partners to develop a comprehensive strategy for marketing and incentivizing the development of catalyst projects recommended in the Parramore Plan.

8 Parramore Comprehensive Neighborhood Plan The subject site is one of the catalyst project sites described in the Parramore Plan. In the Action Plan, under Healthy Community Design Principle #4 Increase Housing Opportunities, two important strategies are articulated: Establish a strategy to preserve and strengthen existing single family and multi-family residential housing, and promote new housing initiatives, consistent with the City s Fair Housing ordinance, Consolidated Plan, and the City s sustainability efforts Reduce the stigma of affordable housing by supporting mixed income, mixed tenure, sustainable and healthy housing opportunities throughout Parramore, including the Creative Village area The Action Plan specifically states that a Short Term Action Item (0-5 years) under Healthy Community Design Principle #4 is to Establish a mixed-income housing development on the Parramore Village site

9 Legislative Policy Issue: Discouraging the Concentration of Affordable Multifamily Housing GMP Housing Objective 2.2 states: Throughout the planning period, the City shall develop and maintain policies and programs to discourage the concentration of affordable multifamily housing and to encourage mixed use and mixed income developments. GMP Housing Policy states: The City shall discourage concentrations of affordable multi-family housing in economically and socially distressed areas of the City and encourage mixed use and mixed income developments. The City shall consider, at a minimum, the impact of the following factors when evaluating projects: Availability of public services Land Use Compatibility Impact on natural resources Transportation access Existing concentration of multi-family housing.

10 Legislative Policy Issue: Discouraging the Concentration of Affordable Multifamily Housing In interpreting the legislative intent of Housing Objective 2.2 and Policy 2.2.1, it is important to understand it within the context of the entire Growth Management Plan. The adopted GMP Vision Statement, basically the preamble to the GMP, states, The City will provide leadership to stimulate affordable housing demonstrations within new and existing neighborhoods throughout the City. The City will institute strong and directed housing policies to meet the very real and growing affordable housing needs of the community. Housing Objective 2.3 states, The City shall establish and support public-private partnerships that provide affordable housing. Housing Policy states, The City shall support and provide regulatory, financial and other incentives to projects of medium to high density mixed-income and mixed-use developments. Priority shall be given to long-term attainable housing developments within proximity of major employment centers or near public or mass transit and which demonstrate architectural excellence and which contribute to environmental sustainability.

11 Legislative Policy Issue: Discouraging the Concentration of Affordable Multifamily Housing In interpreting the legislative intent of Housing Objective 2.2 and Policy 2.2.1, it is important to read the language as a whole, to discourage the concentration of affordable multifamily housing and to encourage mixed use and mixed income developments. The proposed Parramore Oaks project is a mixed income project, which consists of 80% income-restricted units and 20% market rate units. It is also important to understand that there are no numerical or percentage goals, standards, or caps specified in the GMP, LDC, or Parramore Comprehensive Neighborhood Plan regarding concentration of affordable multifamily housing.

12 Legislative Policy Issue: Discouraging the Concentration of Affordable Multifamily Housing In 2016, there are a total of 3,449 housing units in the Parramore neighborhood. There are eight (8) existing affordable housing projects in Parramore, totaling 806 units. Of those, 738 units are income restricted and 68 are un-restricted or market rate units. Today, 21% of the residential units in Parramore are income-restricted. Based on the City s GMP Growth Projections Report, and including the known mixed-income projects such as Creative Village, Parramore Oaks, and Carver Park, the percentage of income-restricted units is anticipated to grow to approximately 27% in 2025 before dropping back to 24% in 2030 and 20% in So, it is projected that the percentage of income-restricted units between 2016 and 2045 would remain virtually the same.

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14 Legislative Policy Issue: Discouraging the Concentration of Affordable Multifamily Housing Addressing Gentrification and Displacement One of the most important and discussed issues during the formation of the Parramore Comprehensive Plan. One of the most important issues being considered by the City and the University of Central Florida, Valencia College, and other stakeholders. How do we accommodate the future demand for market rate and affordable housing for the thousands of employees who want to live and work in Downtown Orlando, be free of total reliance on the personal automobile, and live in a place that celebrates diversity and creativity? How do we transform Parramore in a way that provides housing for residents that now reside in Parramore, as well as those who grew up there, left, and want to return? How do we transform Parramore into a place that is safe for children and families?

15 Growth Management Plan Future Land Use Designation: Parramore Oaks Framework PD Residential Medium Intensity (R-2B, R-3B, R-3C & MXD-1) 1. Max 30 Dwelling Units / acre (Before bonuses) 2. Min 12 Dwelling Units / acre Proposed PD Default Zoning: R-3C

16 Density Bonus Requested Dwelling units 211 Units 6.24 acres x 30 DUs/A 187 Units Bonus Units Affordable Housing Bonus Sec Allow for up to 40 Dwelling Units/ Acre for R-3C Request is for 33.2 DUs/A Needs Neighborhood Compatibility Review

17 Neighborhood Compatibility Review Max 2 stories adjacent to Single Family Residential to the south Parramore Oaks Framework PD

18 Neighborhood Compatibility Review Max 2 stories adjacent to Single Family Residential To the west Parramore Oaks Framework PD

19 Traffic Parramore Oaks Framework PD Project s Total Daily Traffic 1,376 trip ends per day 11.3% of the 211 dwelling units are bonus units 11.3% of the daily traffic would be 155 daily trip ends. These trips will be dispersed throughout the gridded streets. De minimus increase in traffic caused by the bonus units.

20 Schools Parramore Oaks Framework PD Approved by OCPS October 2016 Sufficient school capacity Parramore PS-8 Community School (currently under construction, with opening in 2017)

21 Paper Street Fenced in Encroachment agreement or Partial Abandonment America St Parramore Oaks Framework PD

22 McFall Ave Parramore Oaks Framework PD Paper Street Fenced in Possible Abandonment

23 Planned Development (PD) 1. Parking 2. Required for setbacks and maximum height 3. Bonus Parramore Oaks Framework PD

24 Planned Development (PD) Sec The standards and procedures of this district are intended to promote flexibility of design and permit planned diversification and integration of uses and structures, while at the same time retaining in the City Council the absolute authority to establish such limitations and regulations as it deems necessary to protect the public health, safety and general welfare. Over 100 PDs in the City Superior urban form Site plan and project specific

25 Parking 90 spaces or a 24% reduction

26 Parking Parramore Oaks Framework PD Bicycling and Pedestrian activity Grid pattern streets Walk Score

27 Parking Parramore Oaks Framework PD Lymmo - ½ mile Downtown Sunrail Lynx Central Station Site

28 Bus stop on S. Parramore Av. Lynx Central Station / Sunrail Seaworld - I Drive 15 Min Headways Lynx s Route 8 Parramore Oaks Framework PD

29 Superior urban form

30 Superior urban form

31 Superior urban form 6 pages of Urban Design conditions in the PD Streetscape design Architecture Tree preservation Mechanical equipment screening Signage Townhomes are rear loaded Parramore Oaks Framework PD

32 Summary Complies with the Comp Plan Complies with the Land Development Code (through the Planned Development) Justifiable Bonus Parramore Oaks Framework PD Parking is addressed (PD and near-by transit)