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June 22 and 23, 2020
4025 ROBLIN BLVD Potential Multi-Family Development Stakeholder - - PowerPoint PPT Presentation
4025 ROBLIN BLVD Potential Multi-Family Development Stakeholder - - PowerPoint PPT Presentation
4025 ROBLIN BLVD Potential Multi-Family Development Stakeholder Meeting June 22 and 23, 2020 Overview Who are we? 1 What would we like to do? 2 Planning Context 3 Planning Process 4 Timelines 5 Next Steps 6 Questions? 7 Who are
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Landmark Planning & Design has been retained to lead this engagement and planning process on behalf of a local
- developer. Today we will introduce the
stages in the process, the timeline, and anticipated next steps. We would also like to receive your input and address any concerns
- r questions you may have.
Affinity Architecture will be preparing the preliminary design concepts.
Who are we?
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The roughly 5-acre site is located at the northwest intersection of Roblin Blvd and the William Clement Parkway:
Site Context
- Eastern boundary:
William Clement Parkway
- Southern boundary:
- Roblin Blvd
- Western boundary:
McQuaker Drive
- Northern boundary:
- 4025 Roblin Blvd Condominiums
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Site Context
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OurWinnipeg is the overall development plan for Winnipeg. Every piece of land in the City is designated for some form of land use. OurWinnipeg designates this area of town as a “Recent Community”. The plan describes Recent Communities as:
- Winnipeg’s suburbs, mostly developed after the 1950s.
They are primarily residential areas and contain a mix
- f low and medium density housing with nearby retail
- amenities. The road network is a blend of modified
grid and curvilinear.
- Can also accommodate some infill development to
increase housing choice, increase options for ‘aging in place’, and to maximize the use of existing infrastructure.
Downtown Major Redevelopment Sites Regional Mixed Use Corridor Mature Communities Rural and Agriculture Airport Area Recent Communities New Communities
OurWinnipeg
Planning Context
4025 Roblin:
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These are policies that support or promote a project like this one:
- Provide a range of housing options to accommodate various incomes,
household types, abilities, and stages of life
- Promote compact urban form and manage the extension of municipal
services for new growth
- Enable the intensification of land-uses through the development
application process
- Support new developments that are contiguous with existing
developments to minimize the spatial use of land and the extension of services
- Support the creation of a range of sizes, forms and tenures of housing
- Support contextually-sensitive infill development that builds complete
and inclusive communities in a manner that recognizes the existing form and character of its location.
OurWinnipeg
Planning Context
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The subject lands are currently zoned as Residential Multi-Family - Small (RMF-S), while the homes to the west are zoned as Residential Single-Family Large (R1-L).
Zoning Context
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Public Consultation and Stakeholder Engagement
First Round
Meeting with adjacent residents
- Introduce design
concepts and/or preferred concept
- Address any
concerns or questions raised at first meeting Meeting with adjacent residents Meeting with adjacent residents and public
- pen house
Second Round Third Round
- Introduce the
planning process, timeline, and anticipated next steps
- Receive input
- Present a preferred
design concept
- Show how feedback
was considered and addressed
- Receive further input
City of Winnipeg Public Hearing Submit Rezoning Application Select Preferred Design Option
Preferred Plan [Fall 2020] Conceptual Design Options [Fall 2020] Introduce Project
[Today]
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The next steps in the planning process will include:
- Review comments and feedback
- Work with City Departments
- Prepare preliminary design concepts
- Second Round of stakeholder meetings
Next Steps
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