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PLANNING COMMISSION REVIEW MA Y 5 , 2020 CAMARILLO OLD TOWN PROPERTIES DIZDAR PARK COURTHOUSE PROPERTY PLANNING CONCEPT PLANNING CONCEPT V E N T U R A B O U L E V A R D V E N T U R A


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PLANNING COMMISSION REVIEW MAY 5, 2020 CAMARILLO OLD TOWN PROPERTIES

COURTHOUSE PROPERTY PLANNING CONCEPT DIZDAR PARK PLANNING CONCEPT

V E N T U R A B O U L E V A R D V E N T U R A B O U L E V A R D G L E N N A V E N U E

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COMMUNITY WORKSHOP 1 : COURTHOUSE PROPERTY PROGRAM January 29,2019 COMMUNITY WORKSHOP 1: DIZDAR PROGRAM May 20, 2019 CITY COUNCIL REVIEW: COMBINED PROGRAMS June 26, 2019 COMMUNITY WORKSHOP 2: 3 CONCEPTS PER SITE September 24, 2019 CITY COUNCIL REVIEW: 3 CONCEPTS November 20, 2019 CITY COUNCIL WORKSHOP: CONCEPT REFINEMENT February 26, 2020

C O M M U N I T Y P L A N N I N G

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BASE - LINE PARAMETERS

  • PUBLIC USE REQUIRED
  • COURTHOUSE DEMOLITION
  • FARMERS MARKET STAYS
  • MATCH PARKING COUNT
  • PVSD RE-CONVERSION
  • DESIGN GUIDELINES

WALKING ART GARDENS CASUAL, ACTIVE PARK SMALL AMPHITHEATRE / PAGODA PERFORMANCE/ARTS CENTER SMALL GARDEN VENUE ENHANCE FARMERS MARKET PICNIC AREA EXPAND PARKING NO PERFORMANCE/ ARTS CENTER NO EXPANDED PARKING SPLASH PAD LAWN BOWLING POND / WATERFALL PARK NO SPLASH PAD COURT SPORTS SOFTBALL FIELD DOG PARK POLICE SUB-STATION

COURTHOUSE PROPERTY WKSHP 1 (1/29/19) PROGRAMMING OUTCOME DIZDAR PARK WKSHP 1 (5/20/19) PROGRAMMING OUTCOME

PROGRAM PRIORITIES SUPPORT OR GENERAL PRIORITIES

SITTING GARDEN (FOUNTAIN) PERFORMANCE VENUE EXERCISE AREA EXPANDED TOT LOT BOTANICAL SPECIES / GARDEN ON-SITE PARKING SPLASH PAD TRANSIT SUPPORT: TROLLEY PARK AS ICONIC GATEWAY FOOD TRUCK SUPPORT PASSIVE, MULTI-USE + EVENTS MULTIPLE DEMOLITION/RE-USE IDEAS FIRE STATION AND CHAMBER BUILDING RESTROOMS PARKING STRUCTURE APPROPRIATE BARRIERS

BASE - LINE PARAMETERS

  • PUBLIC USE REQUIRED
  • DESIGN GUIDELINES
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DIZDAR PARK

COMMUNITY WORKSHOP 1 (1/29/19) CITY COUNCIL DEBRIEF (6/26/19)

CITY COUNCIL DIRECTION (6/26/19)

  • Demolish Fire Station
  • Demolish Chamber Building unless productive prospect
  • Recognize history of park / city – paving, public art, etc.
  • Fire-Fighting themed Tot Lot
  • Expand park for passive uses
  • Provide performance area and band shell

COURTHOUSE PROPERTY

COMMUNITY WORKSHOP 1 (1/29/19) CITY COUNCIL DEBRIEF (6/26/19)

CITY COUNCIL DIRECTION (6/26/19)

  • Maintain Farmers Market and public parking
  • Support passive, recreational uses by Old Town
  • Examples: Lunching, evening stroll, sitting garden
  • Without ownership, forego PVSD property investment

(5/20/19)

  • Parking and loading
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COMMUNITY WORKSHOP 2 (9/24/19): 3 CONCEPTS - COURTHOUSE PROPERTY

CONCEPT 1 CONCEPT 2: 3 TABLES IN FAVOR CONCEPT 3: 2 TABLES IN FAVOR

  • Likes: views, potential for events
  • Widen upper terrace:

Walking loop, rose garden, private events

  • Performance (omit some trees)
  • Future transition: PVSD property
  • Likes: garden enlivening sidewalk
  • Move restrooms closer to front
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COMMUNITY WORKSHOP 2 (9/24/19): 3 CONCEPTS - DIZDAR PARK

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DIZDAR PARK CITY COUNCIL DEBRIEF / DIRECTION (11/20/19) COURTHOUSE PROPERTY CITY COUNCIL DEBRIEF / DIRECTION (11/20/19)

  • Concurrence with Community Workshop: Concept 2
  • Concurrence with restroom requirement
  • Detailed comments follow with Design Concept Plan
  • Concurrence with Community Workshop: Concept 2
  • Concurrence with restroom requirement
  • Detailed comments follow with Design Concept Plan
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COURTHOUSE PROPERTY DESIGN CONCEPT PLAN

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SUMMARY: COURTHOUSE PROPERTY CONCEPT 2 - CITY COUNCIL COMMENT

Mediate pedestrians and bikes Flush paving, no obstructions - farmers market Study increased parking capacity Study both drive aisles through to Channel Islands Studios parking Public art and CSI Infrastructure and charging: Electric vehicles Extend select design elements to Channel Islands Studio parking?

CONCEPT 2 - FURTHER CITY COUNCIL & FARMERS MARKET REFINEMENT

Consolidate restrooms, storage, and trash area at existing loading

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COURTHOUSE PROPERTY DESIGN CONCEPT 2 REFINEMENT

1 Farmers Market / Public parking (25,000 Sq Ft; 67 space including 4 accessible / ADA spaces) Asphalt paving with colored concrete accent curbs, all flush with asphalt. Electrical outlets 2 View / Sitting Garden (11,000 Sq Ft) +5’ Elevated Terrace, specialty paving. Electrical outlets 3 Westerly Trellis Accessible / ADA entry ramp up from sidewalk (+18”) 4 Widened sidewalk, re-located trellis & entry stair up 5 Accessible / ADA ramp up from sidewalk 6 Easterly Trellis, stair up from sidewalk 7 Bike ramp & slowing with bollards, signage 8 Terraced water feature & stairs w/ lighting 9 Stairs & ramp up to Garden 10 Mid-level terrace 11 Stepped seating, piers, metal fence 12 Toilet rooms 13 Farmers Market storage (140 Sq Ft) 14 Trash enclosure graded level with parking (accessible) 15 Existing ficus trees at PVSD property 16 Modest re-grading/re-paving to realize level east/west connection 17 Electric vehicle charging stations (2) 18 Service strip with shade trees, parking lot lighting standards, electrical outlets 19 Specialty garden lighting / tree lighting across Sitting Garden 20 Bike rack

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COURTHOUSE PROPERTY DESIGN CONCEPT 2 REFINEMENT FARMERS MARKET DAY

NOTES: Total usable Farmers Market area: 25,000 sq ft (Existing area: 24,300 sq ft, less encumbrances - central walkway curbs and courthouse stairway.) Asphalt parking, concrete walkways, and decorative curbs all at same, flush level. Tree row is strategically placed to allow truck parking and double-loading of tent modules

  • n each side of tree row. These trees will also

provide shade and reduce parking lot heat the remainder of the week. Public walk aisles through market are 16-17’ wide Typical 10’ x 10’ canopy module (105 canopy modules indicated)

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RELEVANT PROTOTYPES SHARED DURING COMMUNITY PROCESS

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CONCEPTUAL RENDERING COURTHOUSE PROPERTY VIEW AT EASTERLY STAIR FROM SIDEWALK

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DIZDAR PARK DESIGN CONCEPT 2 PLAN REFINEMENT

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SUMMARY: DIZDAR PARK CONCEPT 2 - CITY COUNCIL COMMENT

General support to add restrooms and not add splash pad Direction to re-employ donor bricks and “Pillars of Community” concept Combine casual neighborhood park with civic role: History, Gateway, Icon In addition to historic recognition - allow for emerging culture, public art Specifically honor the history of the Fire Station building

CONCEPT 2 - FURTHER CITY COUNCIL REFINEMENT

Locate restrooms away from amphitheatre Open up amphitheatre massing

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DIZDAR PARK DESIGN CONCEPT 2 REFINEMENT

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1 New Park entry: Pergolas with Pillars of Community recognition plaques; Exisiting donor bricks relaid as a border around scent garden; Re-located Don Adolfo Camarillo statue; Benches, potted plants, and sycamore trees 2 Band shell with accessiblE ramped stage

  • access. Stage 36’ diameter; 1,000 sq ft

3 Audience lawn area accommodating event booths 4 Open lawn area 5 Restrooms 6 Sitting garden / small event plaza accommodating event booths and public art recognizing history of site & fire station structure (1,400 square feet) 7 Tot lot with fire-fighting apparatus theme (3,600 Sq Ft) 8 Parking / loading area 20 spaces (not including 24 street spaces) 9 Loading space for band shell and events 10 Parking lot turn-around 11 Existing trees to be removed 12 Electric vehicle charging stations 13 Shallow, landscaped bioswale channel 14 Picnic / barbeque area (1 of 4) 15 New freeway-aligned city signage ‘City of Camarillo / Dizdar Park’ 16 New evergreen tree for holiday lighting ceremony, including electrical outlet 17 Bike racks 18 Benches EX Denotes existing trees

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RELEVANT PROTOTYPES SHARED DURING COMMUNITY PROCESS

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CONCEPTUAL RENDERING COURTHOUSE PROPERTY VIEW FROM VENTURA BOULEVARD / GLENN DRIVE INTERSECTION

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ESTIMATING IN-PROGRESS

Minimal Most Basic, Budget Materials Consistent with Materials in the Redevelopment

  • f Old Town

Intensifjed detail, fjnish, lighting in signifjcant areas CURRENT ESTIMATING APPROACH NOT CURRENT APPROACH NOT CURRENT APPROACH

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NEXT STEPS

MAY 27, 2020 CITY COUNCIL REVIEW: EXHIBITS, ESTIMATES, IMPLEMENTATION STEPS

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PLANNING COMMISSION REVIEW MAY 5, 2020 CAMARILLO OLD TOWN PROPERTIES

COURTHOUSE PROPERTY PLANNING CONCEPT DIZDAR PARK PLANNING CONCEPT

V E N T U R A B O U L E V A R D V E N T U R A B O U L E V A R D G L E N N A V E N U E