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Daniel Island Town STREETSCAPE IMPROVEMENT PROJECT Daniel Island Town Current streetscape? Objectives What makes Daniel Island Town special? What are the components most important in a streetscape? Whose responsibility is it?


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STREETSCAPE IMPROVEMENT PROJECT

Daniel Island Town

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Daniel Island Town

 Current streetscape?  Objectives  What makes Daniel Island Town special?  What are the components most important in a streetscape?  Whose responsibility is it?  How to implement?

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Current Daniel Island Town Streetscape

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Current Daniel Island Town Streetscape

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Objectives

 Create a unique, welcoming, and thoroughly pedestrian

streetscape environment

 Improve the economic viability of Daniel Island Town  Provide POA support for the existing and new businesses  Invite boutique retail and neighborhood service based retail

for the Daniel Island’s growing number of residents.

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What makes the Daniel Island Town Special?

 New Community, ability to create something from scratch  Ability to live and work in same neighborhood  Shopping and dining within steps of home  A small town within a big City  Miles of shoreline walking trails and acres of parks  International sporting events  World class tennis  Outdoor concerts  Community events: Holiday Festival, 4th of July  Seasonal Farmers Market  No obstacles with historic buildings

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Components in Streetscapes

 Retail Spaces (First Floor Tenants):

 Storefront windows - Creative merchandise on display which

increases pedestrian interest.

 Sidewalk displays - enliven the street environment  Stores accessible by pathways through the Right-of-Way  Flags and banners  Planters (stand alone or wall mounted)  Additional lighting  Bike Racks  Signage: Sandwich Boards, Hanging Signs, Corner signs,

Creative advertising (chalkboard signs at Laura Alpert's)

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Storefront windows - Creative merchandise on display which increases pedestrian interest. Planters (stand alone or wall mounted) Sidewalk displays - enliven the street environment Signage: Hanging Signs, Corner signs, Creative advertising

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A GREAT EXAMPLE!

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Components in Streetscape

 Greening of Commercial Properties:

 Green-scaped passageways that invite people to walk and

experience a liveable Daniel Island town.

 Create park like nooks along buildings

 Fountains/water features, sculptures, private gathering spots

 Garden Art – Topiaries  Planters

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Existing Conditions

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Potential Opportunities

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Existing Conditions

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Potential Opportunities

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Components in Streetscapes

 Social Scene:

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Addition of walking trails incorporated into sidewalks with directional signage

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Seating in shaded areas that encourages socialization

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Art: Murals, Silhouettes and statues

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Outdoor dining – Attractive tables, chairs and umbrellas

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Pick-up Games (bocci, corn hole)

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Components in Streetscapes

  • Street Furniture:

 Trash receptacles  Bicycle racks or storage facilities  Benches, table and chairs, joggling board  Cigarette disposal stations  Planters

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Components in Streetscapes

 Maintenance of Buildings

 Building Façade

 Pressure Washing  Painting  Remove/Repair tenant signage

 Empty Storefronts

 Silkscreen “Daniel Island” Promotion  Limited Leasing Company Signage  Clean Interiors

 Street Furniture

 Routine Maintenance (pressure wash and paint)  Update and replace when needed

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Components in Streetscapes

 Building Connections

 Sidewalk Connections  Walkway Connections

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Responsibilities?

 Each of the following entities has a responsibility/stake to

promote Streetscape:

 Building Owners  Tenants  Developer  Daniel Island Town Association  Commercial Real Estate Agents  City of Charleston

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Responsibilities?

 Building Owners

 Front Entry Doors, facing main streets (Island Park Drive, Seven Farms,

River Landing) should be operable, presenting themselves as such

 Planters (stand a lone, oversized pots or wall mounted) should be selected

based on the level of maintenance the property manager can reasonably

  • provide. Should appear maintained and healthy.

 Bike Racks (placed at the front and rear as necessary)  Create park like nooks along buildings  Garden Art – Topiaries  Seating in shaded areas that encourages socialization  Art: Murals, Silhouettes and statues  Stores accessible by pathways through the Right-of-Way  Maintenance of Buildings

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Responsibilities?

 Tenants

 Storefront windows - Creative merchandise on display which increases

pedestrian interest.

 Sidewalk displays - enliven the street environment  Flags and banners  Planters (stand a lone or wall mounted)  Additional lighting  Signage: Sandwich Boards, Hanging Signs, Corner signs, Creative

advertising – Must be reviewed and approved by the ARB.

 Outdoor dining – Attractive tables, chairs and umbrellas  Pick-up games

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Responsibilities?

 Developer

 Addition of walking trails incorporated into sidewalks with directional

signage

 Sidewalk Connections with City and POA

 Daniel Island Town Association (POA)

 Silkscreen “Daniel Island” Promotion  Streetlight planters and boxes throughout town  Groundcover  Landscape Maintenance (including tree pruning)  Trash cans

 Commercial Real Estate Agents

 Limited Leasing Company Signage  Clean Interiors of vacant spaces

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How to implement?

 DITA (POA) to educate Building Owners and Commercial

Real Estate Agents of streetscape initiative

 ARB process for new construction to include 1st floor retail

streetscape plans, street furniture and signage

 ARB approval on all new 1st floor retail up-fits  DITA (POA) to implement landscape initiatives block by

block over the course of 3-5 years.

 Developer to assist with sidewalk connection plan  Possible CC&R change for DITA.  Timeline for all existing Building Owners and Retail

establishments to comply by the end of 2013.