JOELTON UDO STEERING COMMITTEE MEETING Monday December 11, 2017 - - PowerPoint PPT Presentation
JOELTON UDO STEERING COMMITTEE MEETING Monday December 11, 2017 Metro Planning Department Councilman Leonardo Agenda Welcome and Introductions 1. Planning and Policy in Joelton 2. Existing Zoning 3. Urban Design Overlays (UDOs) 4.
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Welcome and Introductions
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Planning and Policy in Joelton
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Existing Zoning
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Urban Design Overlays (UDO’s)
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What are they?
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Examples of Design Standards 5.
Steering Committee Role
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Important dates
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Charrette Week
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UDO products and deliverables 6.
UDO Study Area boundary exercise
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Questions and Discussion
Bordeaux-Whites Creek Community Plan area
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mix of housing types and character.
and small neighborhood centers.
urban, or downtown).
and rural/farm areas may need some additional protection or conservation.
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Land use policies in the Community Plan are guided by the Community Character Manual (CCM). Functions of CCM are to:
Character policies applied in each Community Plan;
implementation tools, such as zoning;
centers, corridors and special use districts within a community.
Center
steep slopes, floodway/floodplains, rare or special plant or animal habitats, wetlands, and unstable or problem soils, through protection and remediation.
living within Davidson County and not as a holding or transitional zone for future urban development. T2 RM areas have established low-density residential, agricultural, and institutional development patterns.
living within Davidson County and not as a holding or transitional zone for future urban development. T2 RM areas have established low-density residential, agricultural, and institutional development patterns.
neighborhood centers that fit in with rural character and provide consumer goods and services for surrounding rural communities.
and Farmland
Residential
residential
family residential
family
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Initial Joelton UDO study area from the 10/5/2017 community meeting held by Councilman Leonardo,
Building Design Site Design
and placement
Loading Design
*Images illustrate how form-based codes can be depicted both in words and graphics
Floor Height Front Setbacks Side Setbacks Rear Setbacks Building Height
Building Entrances Building width, and facade glazing (windows and doors)
Front of building to be made of a High Finish Material (i.e. Brick, Stone, Hardy-Board) 40% ground floor windows; 25% upper floor windows Building material must wrap around corner a min. 10 FT
Service elements (such as HVAC) to be enclosed or out
right-of-way
Street Trees & sidewalks required along Public Right of Way Perimeter Landscaping around parking areas Interior Landscaping required within parking areas Rear loaded w/ parking behind the building
For community use or benefit by governmental, cultural, educational, public welfare, or religious organizations
Ground Signs Building Signs Pillar Sign Monument Sign Wall Sign Projecting Sign Awning Sign Window Sign
Illustrative Masterplan – create a plan that illustrates the vision for downtown Joelton. Regulating Plan and UDO Draft Standards – create a draft regulating plan with development standards such as building heights, setbacks, landscaping, parking, and signage provisions. Street Cross-sections – Street sections to include future streetscape and vehicular travel lanes with dimensions. Economic Analysis – to determine potential uses and businesses in the area.
Urban Design Overlay – design standards for building design, site layout, parking, landscaping, signage. Potential Plan amendment(s) – refinements to land use policy to guide future entitlement requests, possibly supplemental policies. Only if necessary.