MONTROSE GREEN 1819 WEST MONTROSE CHICAGO, IL

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MONTROSE GREEN 1819 WEST MONTROSE CHICAGO, IL ZONING REVIEW: 47TH WARD ZAC OCTOBER 14, 2014

METRA LINE LYCEE FRANCAIS DE CHICAGO PEDESTRIAN STREET LAWRENCE AVE SITE BROWN LINE STOP SITE MONTROSE AVE IRVING PARK ROAD NEIGHBORHOOD PLAN ADDISON STREET SITE DAMEN AVE RAVENSWOOD AVE BELMONT AVE ASHLAND AVE LINCOLN AVE LOOKING EAST ON MONTROSE LOCATION PLAN SK- 01

124.88 40.59 22.59 50.16 80.00 18.00 73.06 136.05 80.58 99.18 13.71 11.94 PLAT OF SURVEY SK- 02

PROJECT DESCRIPTION Mixed use residential rental development adjacent to CTA Brown Line Station at Montrose Avenue and Honore Street. Site was acquired by the CTA through eminent domain during the Brown LIne reconstruction project and subsequently sold through a closed-bid auction process. Harrington Brown was the sole bidder and purchased the site in 2006. The site is a T-shaped parcel with the short end of the T facing Montrose Avenue, a designated Pedestrian Street. A portion of the original site was used to reconfigure Honore Avenue immediately adjacent to the new El Station, further disfiguring the shape of the parcel. The total frontage of the site along Honore (facing the El tracks) is 205, creating an interesting opportunity for exposure to CTA daily riders. At the time of purchase by Harrington Brown, the zoning designation for the site was B3-1 but was subsequently upzoned to B3-2, the current zoning. The client now desires to attempt to upzone the site once more to B3-3 in order to increase density and obtain FAR and MLA bonuses as a Transit Oriented Development. The intention for the project is to appeal to a target market of 25-35 year old urban professionals by leveraging the proximity to public transportation and local restaurants. Unit mix will be predominently small (725-750 s.f.) 1-bedroom units with 3 efficiency apartments and 3 2-bedroom apartments, totaling 24 units in all. Average rents in the area in comparable buildings range from $2.00 to $2.10 per square foot. Smaller unit sizes will be compensated with amenities consisting of a common roof garden with skyline views and extensive vegetation. The parking requirement will be reduced due to the proximity to rapid transit and an abundance of neighborhood parking on Ravenswood. The ground floor will consist of approximately 5300 s.f. of retail/restaurant space fronting on Montrose and Honore. A glass facade at the retail space will draw pedestrians into the site and enhance the pedestrian experience on Montrose Avenue. SUMMARY OF ZONING REQUEST FOR 1819 W. MONTROSE AVENUE Transit-Oriented Development (TOD) TOD Ordinance Requires B3-3 Zoning Mixed Use Development with Retail, Apartments and Office Corner Site Offers Frontage on Montrose Avenue and Honore Street Appropriate Residential Density and Apartment Design Rooftop Neighborhood Business Offices and Co-Working Space Green Roof and Outside Terrace for Businesses and Residents Parking Provided Consistent with Transit-Oriented Development City of Chicago Affordable Housing Requirement can be done On-site Sideyard Setbacks Consistent with Prior Use and Neighborhood An additional component of the project, which also contributes to its ability to become an urban anchor for the community, is an open office/incubator space on the fifth floor. Approximately 3,000 s.f. of office space will house the office of Harrington Brown, as well as provide rentable office space for area small-business owners and entrepreneurs. This innovative concept, already successfully deployed throughought Chicago, will further enhance the Montrose Green building as a key community center in an already vibrant neighborhood. The design of the building will be contemporary and unique, suiting the specific condition of the site. On the exterior, durable, economical, timeless building materials will offset large glazed openings to invite natural light and urban views. Interior finishes will further reinforce the aesthetic of a youthful, urban, hipster aesthetic. Additionally, extensive rooftop landscaping will provide an outdoor amenity space to the tenants of the building, provide a habitat for insects and birds, provide stormwater management, and present the building to the thousands of daily commuters passing by as a visionary urban landmark in the 47th ward. SK- 03

BRIDGE METRA LINE RAVENSWOOD AVE EL STATION AND SITE CTA BROWN LINE STATION BROWN LINE HONORE AVE PROPOSED BUILDING MONTROSE AVE 1 STORY RETAIL 4 STORY APARTMENT BLDG LOOKING NORTHWEST FROM EL STATION WOLCOTT AVE CONTEXT PLAN NORTH INTERSECTION OF MONTROSE AND WOLCOTT SK- 04

CTA BROWN LINE STATION HONORE AVE. PENTHOUSE FLOOR 4 FLOOR 3 FLOOR 2 GROUND RETAIL 1 5311 MONTROSE AVE. 40.59 22.59 204.88 RESIDENTIAL ENTRY COMMERCIAL ENTRY EXSTG UTILITY POLE MAIL ELEC RESTAURANT EL MACH STAIR 1 TRASH CHUTE LOBBY BIKES 1 2 GARAGE 3 6 SCREEN WALL TRASH 5 (HC) SURFACE PARKING 6 73.06 7 EXSTG UTILITY POLE 4 8 STAIR 2 9 TRASH 10 1 STORY RETAIL 10 X25 LOADING DOCK ACCESS TO/FROM WOLCOTT AVE 4 STORY APARTMENT BUILDING AREA SUMMARY 1 COMMERCIAL UNIT 7,109 GSF X 1 FLOOR = 7,109GSF SITE PLAN SK- 05

CTA BROWN LINE STATION HONORE AVE. UNIT 1 UNIT 2 UNIT 3 UNIT 4 UNIT 5 UNIT 6 UNIT 7 UNIT 8 PENTHOUSE FLOOR 4 774 725 791 912 506 603 630 1112 FLOOR 3 774 725 791 912 506 603 630 1112 FLOOR 2 774 725 791 912 506 603 630 1112 GROUND MONTROSE AVE. UNIT 8 2 BR UNIT 7 1 BR UNIT 6 1BR UNIT 5 EFF ELEV. LOBBY STAIR 1 TRASH CHUTE UNIT 4 1 BR STO STAIR 2 UNIT 1 1 BR UNIT 2 1 BR UNIT 3 1 BR 1 STORY RETAIL EXISTING SINGLE FAMILY RESIDENCE 4 STORY APARTMENT BUILDING AREA SUMMARY 8 UNITS/FLOOR X 3 FLOORS = 24 UNITS 6682 GSF X 3 FLOORS = 20,046 GSF SECOND, THIRD, FOURTH FLOOR PLAN SK- 06

CTA BROWN LINE STATION HONORE AVE. PENTHOUSE FLOOR 4 FLOOR 3 FLOOR 2 GROUND OFFICE 1 OFFICE 2 1200 2180 MONTROSE AVE. GREEN RROOF OFFICE 1 COMMON ELEV. LOBBY STAIR 1 TRASH CHUTE TERRACE OFFICE 2 GREEN RROOF STAIR 2 1 STORY RETAIL 4 STORY APARTMENT BUILDING AREA SUMMARY 2 COMMERCIAL UNITS X 1 FLOOR= 3,280 NSF 4,840 GSF X 1 FLOOR = 4,840 GSF FIFTH FLOOR PLAN SK- 07

EL. 63 0 T/ELEV OVERRIDE EL. 54 6 EL. 45 6 EL. 13.0 EAST ELEVATION MECHANICAL EQUIPMENT SCREEN EL. 63 0 EL. 63 0 T/ELEV OVERRIDE EL. 54 6 EL. 54 6 ALLOWABLE HEIGHT TO B/ROOF PER B3-3 ZONING EL. 55 0 B/ROOF ALLOWABLE HEIGHT TO B/ROOF PER B3-2 ZONING EL. 50 0 EL. 45 6 EL. 45 6 T/4TH FL. EL. 35 0 T/3RD FL. EL. 24 6 T/2ND FL. EL. 13 0 EL. 13 0 SOUTH ELEVATION NORTH ELEVATION SK- 08

MONTROSE AVE WOLCOTT AVE CTA BROWN LINE CTA BROWN LINE STATION HONORE AVE AERIAL VIEW NORTHWEST SK- 09

WOLCOTT AVE CTA BROWN LINE STATION CTA BROWN LINE HONORE AVE MONTROSE AVE AERIAL VIEW SOUTHWEST SK- 10

NORTH ELEVATION SK- 11

BULK EXISTING ZONING ZONING CHANGE: B3-3 ZONING CHANGE: B3-3 T.O.D. BONUSES Zoning District Classification B3-2 B3-3 B3-3: TOD REQUIRED REQUIRED REQUIRED PROPOSED Use Group Commercial/Residential Commercial/Residential Commercial/Residential Commercial/Residential Lot Area 12,746 s.f. 12,746 s.f. 12,746 s.f. 12,746 s.f. Minimum Lot Area/Dwelling Unit 1000 s.f./du=13 400 s.f./du=33 300 s.f./du=45 24 DU Affordable Units 3 Floor Area Ratio 2.2 3 3.5 2.6 Maximum Area Allowed by F.A.R 28041 s.f. 38238 s.f. 44611 s.f. 33,561 s.f. PARKING/LOADING Off Street Parking Spaces Residential One per DU=13 One per DU=33 One per 2 DU=12 ***One per 2 DU X.8 = 10 Commercial 2.5/1000 sf >4000s.f.=3 <10,000 sf = 0 reqd. 0 0 Office <4,000 sf = 0 reqd. <10,000 sf = 0 reqd. 0 1 Accessible Parking Spaces 1 1 1 1 Off Street Loading Residential 25,000 gsf=100,00 gsf: 1 25,000 gsf=100,00 gsf: 1 1 1 Commercial <10,000 sf = 0 reqd <10,000 sf = 0 reqd 0 0 Bicycle Parking Residential 50% of car parking=7 50% of car parking=17 6 5 Commercial 20% of car parking=0 20% of car parking=0 0 0 SETBACKS/HEIGHT Setbacks Front 0'-0" 0'-0" 0'-0" 0'-0" Side * ** varies Rear 30' for residential 30' for residential 30' for residential 30' for residential Building Height 47' 55'**** 55'**** 54.5' * 17-3-0406 Side Setbacks. No side setbacks are required in B and C districts, except when B- or C- zoned property abuts R-zoned property, in which case the side setback required for a residential use on the R- zoned lot applies. ** Sideyard setback notes: 0' sideyard setbacks are assumed for the portion of the parcel which faces Montrose Avenue (a pedestrian street). At a point approximately 80' south of the front property line, sideyard setbacks of 3.75' (west) and 6.75' (east north) and 2.75' (east south) are provided *** Further parking reduction to be obtained through ZBA (20% reduction off of required parking) SK- 12