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Long Range Development Plan (LRDP): Proposed Physical and Transportation Plans for Parnassus Heights UCSF Community Workshop Campus Planning January 28, 2013 PARNASSUS HEIGHTS www.ucsf.edu/LRDP 2 Agenda 1. Welcome; Purpose of Workshop

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Long Range Development Plan (LRDP): Proposed Physical and Transportation Plans for Parnassus Heights

Campus Planning

UCSF Community Workshop January 28, 2013

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PARNASSUS HEIGHTS

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Agenda

1. Welcome; Purpose of Workshop 2. Agenda Overview 3. LRDP Schedule 4. Feedback from Parnassus Community Workshop #1 5. Proposed Physical Plan 6. Transportation

─ 5th & Kirkham Traffic Calming Proposal ─ Parnassus Avenue Street Improvement Recommendations ─ Parking and Loading Recommendations ─ Shuttle Operations & Recommendations

7. Breakout Group Discussions 8. Reports from Break-out Groups 9. Summary and Next Steps

  • 10. Adjourn

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Overall LRDP Planning Process

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FEEDBACK FROM PARNASSUS COMMUNITY WORKSHOP #1

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Community Workshop #1 Feedback-Major Themes

  • Support reusing UC Hall. Housing seen as good use.
  • Address traffic, loading and other impacts that have resulted from

UCSF’s growth in space and population—a quality of life issue.

  • Move toward space ceiling compliance.
  • Promote shuttle system to increase ridership and reduce auto trips.

Work to optimize operations and minimize impacts on neighbors.

  • Support Moffitt Hospital replacement. Design new hospital with

respect for Parnassus Avenue.

  • Support UCSF’s research, clinical and teaching activities.

(Detailed feedback contained in full meeting summary)

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PROPOSED PHYSICAL PLAN

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LRDP Proposals

  • Moffitt Hospital Replacement to meet SB 1953
  • Demolition of small buildings
  • Reprogram and reuse of existing buildings
  • Reduced space ceiling overage
  • Additional housing
  • Improvements to transit, pedestrian and bicycle

experience and service

  • Coordinated traffic, parking and loading strategy
  • Phased improvements to public spaces and

connections

  • Quality of life improvements

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Key Elements

  • Demolition of LPPI to allow for Moffitt Replacement

Hospital

  • Demolition of Radiobiology, MRIV, Surge, Woods,

Proctor and 374/735 Parnassus Avenue (as called for in current LRDP), as well as EH&S and Koret

  • Conversion to housing through reuse and new

construction

  • Critical testing for feasibility and phasing
  • Improved circulation and access – including

reduction of clinic traffic at 5th & Kirkham due to relocations of ophthalmology & UC Hall uses

  • LRDP actions to reflect community feedback

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Housing

  • Housing benefits the campus by helping to meet

demand for on-site housing and by enhancing the quality of campus life

  • Housing increases campus density, but benefits the

community by minimizing commute traffic

  • With the exception of Aldea, housing (on the Avenues)

does not count against the space ceiling based on the terms of the 1976 Regents’ Resolution

  • Currently there are 424 beds in 238 units;

approximately 330 beds in 227 units are now proposed

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PROPOSED ACTIONS

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PROPOSED ACTIONS

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PROPOSED PLAN

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ALDEA HOUSING ACTIONS

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1976 Parnassus Commitments Embodied in Current LRDP

Campus Planning

  • Mount Sutro Open Space

Reserve to be permanent

  • Permanent campus

boundaries

  • Limit property acquisition

in surrounding area

  • Sale of houses on west

side of 3rd Avenue

  • Office space on 3rd and

5th Avenues to be converted back to residential

  • Limit campus population
  • Space ceiling of 3.55

million gross square feet

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3.8% 1.8% 8.2% 5.0% 500,000 1,000,000 1,500,000 2,000,000 2,500,000 3,000,000 3,500,000 4,000,000 1976 Space Ceiling 1996 LRDP Status 2012 Target 2012 Actual 2035 18

Space Changes Over Time

Overage as of 1996 Space Ceiling Limit

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Space Ceiling Overage through LRDP Horizon – Current UC Hall Proposal

8.2% 6.3% 4.1% 3.5% 0.3% 9.0% 7.6% 7.4% 6.3%

5.0%

  • 4.2%
  • 2.2%
  • 0.2%

1.8% 3.8% 5.8% 7.8% 9.8% 11.8% 3,400,000 3,500,000 3,600,000 3,700,000 3,800,000 3,900,000 4,000,000

Percentage over Space Ceiling

GSF Year 2035

1976 Space Ceiling Limit

SB 1953 deadline (2030)

UCH OFFICE to HOUSING UCH 3FL HSG 2FL OFFI 1FL EDU 2012 ACTUAL GSF DEMO 7 SMALL BLDGS DEMO OLDER ALDEA BLDGS DEMO LPPI MOFFITT HOSP REPLACE

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DEMO EH&S DEMO KORET MU TOWERS to HOUSING

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Average Daily Population

Current (2011-2012) Average Daily Pop. Projected 2035 Average Daily Pop.

Students 3,500 4,100 Faculty and Staff 8,300 8,200-8,600 Patients 2,600 2,560-2,700 Visitors 3,500 3,500 Total 1 17,900 18,500-18,9002

  • 1. Average Daily Population calculation methodology does not include the spouses and children
  • f student residents.
  • 2. Projected range of faculty and staff in 2035 depends on assumptions for LPPI, Ophthalmology

and Proctor.

While the space ceiling overage would decrease from 8.2% to 5% by 2035, average daily population would increase from 17,900 persons to 18,900 persons (up to a 5% increase)

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