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Site Plan May 2009 Site Plan February 2010 Site Plan May 5, 2010 - PDF document

Site Plan May 2009 Site Plan February 2010 Site Plan May 5, 2010 Site Plan Current Site Plan Pedestrian Circulation Stormwater Management Stormwater Management Context Map Local Neighborhoods Existing Conditions


  1. Site Plan – May 2009

  2. Site Plan – February 2010

  3. Site Plan – May 5, 2010

  4. Site Plan – Current

  5. Site Plan – Pedestrian Circulation

  6. Stormwater Management

  7. Stormwater Management

  8. Context Map

  9. Local Neighborhoods – Existing Conditions

  10. Local Neighborhoods – Existing Conditions

  11. Local Neighborhoods – Existing Conditions

  12. Architectural Elevations – Single Family

  13. Architectural Elevations – Single Family

  14. Architectural Elevations – Carriage Homes

  15. Architectural Elevations – Carriage Homes

  16. Architectural Elevations – Carriage Homes and Clubhouse

  17. Key Map – Illustrative Sections

  18. Illustrative Section 3

  19. Illustrative Section 2

  20. Illustrative Section 1

  21. Key Map – Perspective 1 – Mulberry Lane

  22. Perspective 1 – Mulberry Lane – Before

  23. Perspective 1 – Mulberry Lane – After

  24. Key Map – Perspective 3 – Ashbourne Road South B

  25. Perspective 3 – Ashbourne Road South B

  26. Key Map – Perspective 3a – Raingardens

  27. Perspective 3a – Raingardens

  28. Key Map – Perspective 3b – Backyards

  29. Perspective 3b – Backyards

  30. Key Map – Perspective 4 – Ashbourne Road East

  31. Perspective 4 – Ashbourne Road East

  32. Key Map – Perspective 5 – Jenkintown Road

  33. Perspective 5 – Jenkintown Road

  34. Key Map – Perspective 6 – Rolling Green Road

  35. Perspective 6 – Rolling Green Road – Before

  36. Perspective 6 – Rolling Green Road – After

  37. Key Map – Perspective 7 – Tookany Creek Road

  38. Perspective 7 – Tookany Creek Road – Before

  39. Perspective 7 – Tookany Creek Road – After

  40. Existing Open Space – To Be Preserved

  41. Existing Open Space – To Be Preserved B D C A

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