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Walkable Places Presented by Planning & Development Department City of Houston Mon day, June 1 1 , 2018 Walkable Plac es Committee A walkable plac e is mor e than a sidewalk A walkable plac e is about a sense of plac e R egulator y T


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Walkable Places

Presented by

Planning & Development Department City of Houston

Monday, June 11, 2018

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Walkable Plac es Committee

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A walkable plac e is mor e than a sidewalk

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A walkable plac e is about a sense of plac e

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R egulator y T

  • ols to

E nc our age Walkable Plac e

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R ules sensitive to loc al c ontext

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What will a walkable plac e distr ic t do?

  • Cre ate a se t o f unique rule s to guide the

fo rms o f ne w de ve lo pme nt/ re de ve lo pme nt ac tivitie s o n private pro pe rtie s

  • T

he unique rule s are se nsitive to the lo c al c o nte xt

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What will a walkable plac e distr ic t not do?

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he unique rule s do no t po se re stric tio ns o n land use

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he unique rule s do no t affe c t the e xisting de ve lo pme nt

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T hr ee Walkable Plac e Pilot Ar eas

  • E

manc ipatio n Ave nue

  • Midto wn
  • Near No rthside
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WALKABLE PLACES NEAR NORTHSIDE

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TABLE OF CONTENTS

  • INTRO- WHAT AND WHY?
  • BENEFITS
  • PROPOSED BOUNDARY
  • EXISTING CONDITIONS
  • JUSTIFICATION
  • NEXT STEPS
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TABLE OF CONTENS

  • INTRO
  • EXISTING CONDITIONS
  • PROPOSED BOUNDARY
  • JUSTIFICATION
  • PROPOSED RULES
  • JUSTIFICATION
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  • HEALTH
  • MOBILITY & INFRASTRUCTURE
  • NEIGHBORHOOD CHARACTER
  • SAFETY
  • HOUSING
  • ECONOMY AND JOBS

INTER-CONNECTING HOUSTON UNDER THE COMPLETE COMMUNITIES ACTION PLAN

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HEALTH

Promote Opportunities for Active Living

POSSIBLE TOOLS

  • Wider Sidewalks
  • Bigger buffers

between the curb and sidewalk

  • More trees and

green space

  • Canopies for shade
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MOBILITY & INFRA- STRUCTURE

  • Build Great Streets
  • Improve Neighborhood

Mobility

  • Expand Bike Lanes &

Facilities POSSIBLE TOOLS

  • Improved areas for

Metro stops

  • More trashcans
  • Bike racks
  • Better parking

restrictions

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SAFETY

  • Support Safe

Environments

  • Create Safe

Places

POSSIBLE TOOLS

  • More lighting
  • More Transparency

(Visibility in buildings via windows)

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HOUSING

  • Build New

Housing

  • Renovate

Existing Housing

CONSIDER:

  • What impact do we

want to have on homes/residences?

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ECONOMY AND JOBS

  • Develop a “shop

local” and small business campaign

  • Encourage local

employment to feed local economy

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Walkable Places : Near Northside

MTFP- Major Collector Walkable Places Boundary MTFP- Minor Collector MTFP- Transit Corridor MTFP- Proposed Freeway

LEGEND

Proposed District

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CIP: Capital Improvement Projects 2016-2021

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Harris County Precinct 1 Projects

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Houston Bike Plan

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METRO Bus Routes

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I H 1 US 59 JENSEN FULTON HARDY QUITMAN HARDY TOLL LYONS HOUSTON COLLINGSWORTH HOGAN OAK LORRAINE MAIN N B U R N E T T ON N O R T H LIBERTY B O U N D A R Y ELYSIAN I H 1 IH 45 H A R D Y T O L L

Fe

Legend

NewPreliminaryBoundary

Metro Bus Routes

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ServType

Express Local Park & Ride Shuttle

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NEAR NORTHSIDE

35% Do not own a car 11% Unemployment Rate in Near Northside, 2015 8% Unemployment Rate in Houston, 2015

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Transit Corridor

Type A Street Transit Corridor Street Proposed Boundary

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Undeveloped Institutional (Church, COH, HFD, etc.) Recent Development Single-Family Residence Hardy Toll Road Dedication Commercial Industrial

  • Neighborhood

Walkability Factor

  • Heart of new Capital

and Infrastructure Projects

  • Existing Restaurant

Culture.

Walkable Places : Near Northside

WP PROPOSED DISTRICT : EXISTING LAND USE

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View: From Hogan at Gentry (North)

Walkable Places : Near Northside

DEVELOPMENT POTENTIAL

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View: From Fulton at Chestnut (South)

Walkable Places : Near Northside

DEVELOPMENT POTENTIAL

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View: From Lorraine at Gano (North)

Walkable Places : Near Northside

DEVELOPMENT POTENTIAL

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View: From Lorraine at Terry (North)

Walkable Places : Near Northside

DEVELOPMENT POTENTIAL

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Potential Re-development (For Sale, Uninhabited, etc.) Undeveloped Recent Development/ Approved Plat

Walkable Places : Near Northside

Hogan- 81 Properties / 34 Developable = 42% Fulton- 45 Properties / 5 Developable = 11%

Properties with Development Potential

DEVELOPMENT POTENTIAL

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HOGAN/LORRAINE

10 ft. Building Line Single Family Lot Commercial Property 25 ft. Building Line

60 ft. Right of Way Property Line Property Line

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FULTON

Single Family Lot Commercial Property 25 ft. Building Line 25 ft. Building Line

60 ft. Right of Way

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Current Regulations

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Building Isolated by Parking Lot Required 25’ Building Line

Current Regulations - Fulton

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25’ Mandatory Setback Isolates Building From the Street

Current Regulations

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PROPOSED HOGAN/LORRAINE Walkable Places with Bike Plan and CIP

15 ft.

60 ft. Right of Way

5 ft.

15 ft.

5 ft.

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Walkable Places Regulations

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Building Placement

Building Brought Closer To The Street

Walkable Places Regulations

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Pedestrian Realm Elements

Amenities Create “Sense

  • f Place” Along the Street

Walkable Places Regulations

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Pedestrian Realm Elements

Activated Streets Add Value To the Community

Walkable Places Regulations

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Parking

Rear Oriented Parking To Create a Consistent Streetscape

Walkable Places Regulations

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HOGAN/LORRAINE

Walkable Places with Bike Plan and CIP

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NEXT STEPS

  • ORGANIZE NEXT MEETINGS
  • VERIFYING AND CONFIMRING RULES
  • RESEARCHING POSSIBLE GRANTS FOR ASSISTANCE IN

FUNDS FOR IMPROVEMENT.

  • WORK WITH NORHTSIDE MANAGEMENT DISTRICT FOR

POSSIBLE PROJECTS.

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NORTH MAIN DISTRICT

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HOGAN/LORRAINE CIP

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PREFERED OPTION

HOGAN/LORRAINE CIP

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HOGAN/LORRAINE CIP PROPOSALS 3