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PD No. 15 Authorized Hearing Steering Committee Meeting #3 July 26, 2018 Andrew Ruegg, Senior Planner Sustainable Development and Construction City of Dallas

Working PD No. 15 Meeting Topics Uses Accessory Uses Yard, Lot, and Space Regulations Setbacks, density, floor area, height, RPS, lot coverage, lot size, stories Off-Street Parking and Loading Ingress/egress Environmental Performance Standards Landscaping Signs Additions Provisions Drainage improvements, street improvements, sidewalk improvements PD structure Development plan, conceptual plan 2

Steering Committee Meeting #2 Exercise Review Themes from exercise Not appealing for PD No. 15 Infrastructure improvements Quality/Livability (open space, trees) Density Parking 3

A B C D

A

A Outstanding good density Upscale development Retail on ground Mixed Use is well done Larger units Public Art for enjoyment Higher structure could allow for more greenspace Makes sense of have Hi-Rise on NW Hwy High density Higher density focused on NW Hwy Too tall for Area 4 Like could fit at Preston Place Facilitates more people living space Modern and in keeping with Dallas future Safer construction More practical project for investors Plenty of windows Trees Increases potential revenue for local retail Maybe only one with greenspace Long term building Steel construction Underground parking Increases potential tax revenue for City

B

B Looks like a hospital Looks like institutional housing No setback Looks cheap Not fitting to Area 4 Yuk Tacky Don t like steps Too small Tower Mid-rise Poor walkability No greenspace Nice balcony could work for Diplomat Not enough revenue for City Like balconies Hidden parking Mid-rises could be built in line with Preston

C

C Hmm probably not Town House Not enough space in PD 15 Low-rise who will build it? Mid-size units Like architecture but not color brick Fits the ambiance of neighborhood Rowhouses more like uptown Long-term quality Nice enough not enough density Controlled density (4 stories per Area Plan) More like single family dwelling Homey Low density bricks and sticks Trees No greenspace Hidden parking

D

D Never Ugly Institutional Cheap Ugly Building Real Bad! Cheesy Too Small Ugly Eye sore for Area 4 Vanilla Looks boring Good Setback Good height Controlled density (4 stories per Area Plan) No greenspace Hidden parking

Comments not assigned to an example None for PD 15 Concrete no greenspace None have walkup appeal Improved drainage Flooding water infrastructure Bike Plan Open Space Greenspace Not enough room for another High-rise in PD 15 Perimeter sidewalk connections Greater yard scaping Underground parking 13

Working PD No. 15 Meeting Topics Uses Accessory Uses Yard, Lot, and Space Regulations Setbacks, density, floor area, height, RPS, lot coverage, lot size, stories Off-Street Parking and Loading Ingress/egress Environmental Performance Standards Landscaping Signs Additions Provisions Drainage improvements, street improvements, sidewalk improvements PD structure Development plan, conceptual plan 14

Off-Street Parking and Loading Existing residential off-street parking: 1.22 spaces per unit Existing nonresidential off-street parking: minimum of 89 spaces for the nonresidential uses CH. 51 (MF-3) is 1 space per 500 ft of dwelling unit floor area CH. 51A MF uses is 1 space per bedroom with a minimum of one space per dwelling unit. Additional ¼ space per dwelling unit must be provided for guest parking if required parking is restricted to resident parking only. 15

Off-Street Parking and Loading CH. 51 regulations: 0 to 50,000 sq. ft of floor area = no loading space required 50,000 to 100,000 sq. ft of floor area = 1 loading space required 100,000 to 300,000 sq. ft of floor area = 2 loading spaces required Each additional 200,000 sq. ft of floor area or fraction thereof = 1 additional loading space CH. 51A: none required for MF uses 16

Environmental Performance Standards Refers to Article VI unless otherwise stated Noise regulations Toxic and noxious matter Glare Vibration Odors, smoke, particulate matter 17

Landscaping Refers to Article X unless otherwise stated Planting requirements Landscape plans Tree mitigation 18

Signs Refers to Article VII unless otherwise stated Regulations for all signage 19

Additional Provisions Drainage improvements Street improvements Sidewalk improvements 20

Drainage/Street improvements 21

Drainage/Street improvements 22

Drainage/Street improvements 23

Drainage/Street improvements 24

Drainage/Street improvements 25

Drainage/Street improvements 26

Drainage/Street improvements 27

Zoning change structure PD structure Development plan Conceptual plan Option for dividing into subareas General Zoning District Example: MF-3(A), MF-2(A), etc. 28

Working PD No. 15 Meeting Topics Uses Accessory Uses Yard, Lot, and Space Regulations Setbacks, density, floor area, height, RPS, lot coverage, lot size, stories Off-Street Parking and Loading Ingress/egress Environmental Performance Standards Landscaping Signs Additions Provisions Drainage improvements, street improvements, sidewalk improvements PD structure Development plan, conceptual plan 29

PD No. 15 Authorized Hearing Steering Committee Meeting #3 July 26, 2018 Andrew Ruegg, Senior Planner Sustainable Development and Construction City of Dallas andrew.ruegg@dallascityhall.com 214-671-7931