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HomeMy WebLinkAboutSEPTEMBER 25, 2012 WORKSHOP MINUTES -1- Y `SNI tS Zo�N 4.04" re d OL OUR Nwotk VIRGINIA BEACH CITY COUNCIL Virginia Beach, Virginia SEPTEMBER 25, 2012 Mayor William D. Sessoms, Jr., called to order the CITY COUNCIL'S WORKSHOP in the City Council Conference Room, Tuesday, September 25, 2012, at 2:00 P.M Council Members Present: William R. "Bill"DeSteph, Harry E. Diezel, Robert M Dyer, Barbara M Henley, Vice Mayor Louis R. Jones, John D. Moss, Mayor William D. Sessoms,Jr.,John E. Uhrin and James L. Wood Council Members Absent: Glenn R. Davis attending VML Annual Conference Rosemary Wilson attending VML Annual Conference September 25, 2012 -2- CITY COUNCIL'S BRIEFING CENTER VILLE SGA MASTER PLAN INITIAL DRAFT 2:00 P.M. Mayor Sessoms welcomed Jack Whitney, Director—Planning. Mr. Whitney expressed his appreciation to City Council for their continued support. This is the last of the eight (8) SGA Area Planning processes. Mr. Whitney introduced Paul Ostergaard, Executive Vice-President — Urban Design Associates. Mr. Ostergaard expressed his appreciation to the City Council and the Stafffor their continued support: Center vi I I e SGA VIRGINIAEEACH, VA PHASE3 PRESENTATION Fepaed For The City Cf Virginia Re di 24-25 rte,2012 wombilogDycornicenteiviegbn URBANDESIGN ASSOCIATES MIL ES AGENCY,RCLCO,URS,VHB&WPI, The SGA was competed in three(3)phases: A Three phase process 1. Understanding:Figuring out what is going on. 2. Exploring:Trying out some ideas. 3. Deciding:Choosing what to do. (All with broad based participation) September 25, 2012 -3- CITY COUNCIL'S BRIEFING CENTER VILLE SGA MASTER PLAN INITIAL DRAFT (Continued) Mr. Ostergaard advised this presentation will be made tonight at Tallwood High School and he is looking forward to receiving additional comments from the Citizens: A Three Phase Process 1. Understanding: Figuring out what is going on. 2. Exploring:Trying out some ideas. 3. Deciding: Choosing what to do. (All with broad based participation) The Centerville SGA is unique because of the undeveloped land. The major property owners within the SGA are the City and Regent University. all ,b WM% '° 41110110.11111110 11/4 Nil' 4111111 -2, 11111MPO ,,,,_ September 25, 2012 -4- CITY COUNCIL'S BRIEFING CENTER VILLE SGA MASTER PLAN INITIAL DRAFT (Continued) 1 ' „.. ...„,— . all 1 1110 , 1 .11 46 .' 101 11 4 I 0 .. --z •., / 1 . . s ‘., \ , . \ mali ,...., September 25, 2012 -5- CITY COUNCIL'S BRIEFING CENTER VILLE SGA MASTER PLAN INITIAL DRAFT (Continued) • : ♦ F:im s r s • • & • r .s • • -i• • - • ' .'• • °• • • • • �` .• " • • • • * • • September 25, 2012 -6- CITY COUNCIL'S BRIEFING CENTERVILLE SGA MASTER PLAN INITIAL DRAFT (Continued) illoo The SGA does not have a great deal of infrastructure; and, as for the transportation network; it is a "big hole"in the City: ai, lila fA:is.411,4 September 25, 2012 -7- CITY COUNCIL'S BRIEFING CENTERVILLE SGA MASTER PLAN INITIAL DRAFT (Continued) The SGA has a remarkable opportunity for the future as it has some beautiful parks, campus space and a great deal of public space available: aiwiff��;(;�� plau wt e. rtatii��`. 'Inf fir ;:fd Lop ozpi s):41 , . %tot( '‘Aky,*; *1* *1 Aa 77 1to4 01116 *, 00 • ��ll� i1FIN to P ;,,1, e' > Vii)- 41.Vi. JP'...? ea)1Q-, + '''Ak It A` -, ' '.- .i.',.,,_.•.!.fir.,12‘.. .- /mac; It 01>g dl�, t.. - , .ry, ����*; September 25, 2012 -8- CITY COUNCIL'S BRIEFING CENTER VILLE SGA MASTER PLAN INITIAL DRAFT (Continued) / , -S- ediS • r, - Scs, The Citizen input has been tremendous. There was a large turnout during the first two (2)phases: 44lit 4r#4 G yfi } #;tT September 25, 2012 -9- CITY COUNCIL'S BRIEFING CENTERVILLE SGA MASTER PLAN INITIAL DRAFT (Continued) Citizens were asked to identify the best places in the Study Area and the most popular places were Amerigroup Corporate Headquarters, Regent University and the Landfill: 4 C • g• w • / OW At r r . e • j filt0.0 e \ •. w S•� • • • \ •——;• • • t S \ ?•• ;; • \`s • 4•. \ Citizens were also asked to identify the worst places in the Study Area and the most popular response was the traffic congestion at Indian River and 1-64. Also, Citizens identified Woods Corner Shopping Center as being underutilized: r c • I \.• ..<1;\'"`{"?t 1 �/ :te t • sea" • e foo • • i N • • • \ ---,ID_-' '' .\\ $ OS.. 1 • • • • September 25, 2012 -10- CITY COUNCIL'S BRIEFING CENTERVILLE SGA MASTER PLAN INITIAL DRAFT (Continued) The Design Principles below were identified for this SGA: Centerville SGA Design Principles 1. Regenerate existing developed areas to capitalize on existing public infrastructure investments. 2. Build a mixed-use center for Centerville. 3. Better connect to existing parks and the Regent University Campus through expanded trail networks. 4. Mitigate impacts to the Elizabeth River through stormwater best man- agement practices. 5. Continue to diversify housing choice including workforce housing. 6. Improve the jobs/housing balance to increase capture rate and decrease traffic congestion. Centerville SGA Design Principles 7. Identify immediate and interim actions for landfills to effectively miti- gate against adverse impacts 8. Pursue a joint planning strategy with City of Chesapeake. 9. Build a transportation infrastructure network that provides for safety, equity,choice,and economy. 10. Create an education-oriented master-planned community as a unique identity for the Centerville SGA. September 25, 2012 -11- CITY COUNCIL'S BRIEFING CENTER VILLE SGA MASTER PLAN INITIAL DRAFT (Continued) The SGA has potential development opportunities for approximately the next twenty(20)years: Total Estimated Development in the Centerville SGA 2011-2030 Product Type Total Units/SF Average Capture of Citywide Demand_ Commercial Office 270,000 13% Medical Office 24,000 2% Retail 350,000 For-Sale Townhomes 250 4% For-Sale Multifamily 95 4°/ For-Rent Apartments 300 4 (PCLCr1 The SGA is home to the ongoing Landfill operation for the City: WASTE MANAGEMENT INITIATIVES September 25, 2012 -12- CITY COUNCIL'S BRIEFING CENTERVILLE SGA MASTER PLAN INITIAL DRAFT (Continued) The picture below is the view from the top of the Landfill and the Lake is an integral part of the operation: .v E p+ yyµ .a' :def F ey, xti, I '� µ„ms _.., .,• n v9 tkm moi' ...tML.�• ' • September 25, 2012 -13- CITY COUNCIL'S BRIEFING CENTER VILLE SGA MASTER PLAN INITIAL DRAFT (Continued) The City has received a lot of positive feedback in turning the area around the Landfill into a Park: if/ .,,. moi. %, 01 ti ' I 1 .. • / i �'�- Ato M tmliir atA.rquil� i• ?III �I i ���u�lp 7> '��11"` (111111) �IIIli1�� :. .11 ` �, �\ The focus of this study is to mitigate some of the impact that will be ongoing for the next 20—30 years regarding the Landfill: 1411 „moilit f t XI I c • ROADS \ STOATER RM a��KE ,1 ISilt ,6 W Tt EXISTING PRNATE EXISTING WASTE CITY MGT. LANDFILL FACITY 1 } ------ - — EXISTING ` WASTE ' , MGT FACItJrY. ,, . > I t ` September 25, 2012 -14- CITY COUNCIL'S BRIEFING CENTERVILLE SGA MASTER PLAN INITIAL DRAFT (Continued) Future development will take place North of the Landfill and it is recommended that a new tree buffer be developed with stabilization of the slopes: virew . OoQ �, o ' } POTENTIAL INTERIOR SLOPE ROADS STARILIZAT1O'. 6i r.. AT NEW ",. TREE Et BUFFER TREES ASR ;RTO ....AIN The Study Area addresses Stormwater Management initiatives: STO R MWATER MAN AGEME NT INITIATIVES September 25, 2012 -15- CITY COUNCIL'S BRIEFING CENTERVILLE SGA MASTER PLAN INITIAL DRAFT (Continued) There are two (2) primary outfalls within the SGA and those should be connected to create better capacity: '5, -- .. Trip;1111W 40 ' r PROPOSED\O /� i . \ROA ��...,47��"jj/. ' '%.. 4V , , tai ,,,,1) EXISTING PRNATE WASTE � MGT FACIXY FUTURE - EXPANSION ''i OF CITY :. LANDFILL-� j , yvta September 25, 2012 .. w__ -16- CITY COUNCIL'S BRIEFING CENTERVILLE SGA MASTER PLAN INITIAL DRAFT (Continued) lcer rsr-111! �, `� sv, � ' ' ' \ } �' 337 • September 25, 2012 -17- CITY COUNCIL'S BRIEFING CENTER VILLE SGA MASTER PLAN INITIAL DRAFT (Continued) The Study Area addresses Street Network and Transit Initiatives: STREET NETWORK AN DTRANSIT INITIATIVES There are several ongoing projects within the SGA that will help improve traffic: • Oullf funded 20141 • September 25, 2012 -18- CITY COUNCIL'S BRIEFING CENTERVILLE SGA MASTER PLAN INITIAL DRAFT (Continued) It is important the City provides enough right-of-way for future widening, if it should become necessary: Centerville Turnpike N orth: Existing Section Fw ewe M�Pew__— J I i r ` Im a 145'ROW Centerville Turnpike N orth:City Of Virginia Beach Existing Proposal Few v...--Pew low time-- ' ft 145'R.O.W. September 25, 2012 -19- CITY COUNCIL'S BRIEFING CENTERVILLE SGA MASTER PLAN INITIAL DRAFT (Continued) Centerville Turnpike N orth:Proposed Expansion To Four Lanes 4.ro utar r., ru, II , 1 i s , u i ..:i.. L - VA.' ilit , * ' ! ' 1 i — - •_a m..=.. 145R.O.W. -- '^,,:!..',. . ,•2 -., ' ' ,. •, '7,,,;`,", • 1 ' , - . / ' ' i .,• ,,.,,' . , ...•,.; ....-- / '. / , 4,•"`'"''''' ,''!:'' i • ' • ' •/,N,:".•, s, ./. - .. • i•A:':' . es , . •,,, ' _., • m. 04 ,,, ..' „, '' '•'t 'n -°‘.:‘) 4 ":„.„.\\i'• •,,,'t.(:), . \ \ •C•., \ ''' :i',.'t•' . . ' '- 4 % \ , ,...., . 1' 1 **$•=,--"'-'''J''' tt...;.: ' ,,,•,,, • i., .k. - September 25, 2012 -20- CITY COUNCIL'S BRIEFING CENTER VILLE SGA MASTER PLAN INITIAL DRAFT (Continued) 1.% ,—_\ rq tl iiir„ „........0 0a 1111 l Wr"�Faad oda i�<Noav av'o.....___ 4 it-- i tl var4w,r, f .2 1 O'er, C''''' / ...-.1 kaiky 1 n ,. ..„; , y --vrovldcnce Road v3i �-- V ,,, cPo.. Roitl 0, • 4 i I. •,rf )11/ \ +v k.f• a Ji / ok = .4, September 25, 2012 -21- CITY COUNCIL'S BRIEFING CENTER VILLE SGA MASTER PLAN INITIAL DRAFT (Continued) Y y 4,1"'..,414-",)A .---7,4;V/„':0-- ,.,?-,, r `fit ,_ r$,c, N ,,,,,, ,,F.n..."-... . -.4-.-, ,. f4,-,„,,#--,z P 1. d� ,A0,;°: �.L�`.' la�''_,,A `'Y t _- fir -'' t,.T .,.-fl +7 ._20.% 1 yF Ct ffiY 'fie t W ...,;\-:,,,i/ f l �� ' 1• ti JL i ., 7 a in') �',, , �, r w111411 or1 September 25, 2012 -22- CITY COUNCIL'S BRIEFING CENTER VILLE SGA MASTER PLAN INITIAL DRAFT (Continued) The recommendation is to create "block"and "street"structure: r141117111— .‘41111111111‘ n • IOW `. b 4 264Tai: 3 • ' 64 m iiii,„,,,.$ ,,,,p�4 .�. • .Roy a, .? U �klEgD �� „ ,,,..,,,411104OU 1, • tiF � Po r ~k..1 r� s r — ,40.+ C. S� � i . ` i6: 765' '1 4a Vii, r„sv aw.,. .;.. 1 �"°"hoc `t o • E� ' 0 165 jrii \• • qo �► �5r T ui►r��' .• . s, 4.0y,,\ray�;.., c+ •• 1, Po • 4@ •• •"ER o September 25, 2012 -23- CITY COUNCIL'S BRIEFING CENTER VILLE SGA MASTER PLAN INITIAL DRAFT (Continued) ..._.14.11‘ frib ,,,7.i -AlL410'....."..1 b 4, 4 U,,, / E September 25, 2012 -24- CITY COUNCIL'S BRIEFING CENTER VILLE SGA MASTER PLAN INITIAL DRAFT (Continued) • September 25, 2012 -25- CITY COUNCIL'S BRIEFING CENTERVILLE SGA MASTER PLAN INITIAL DRAFT (Continued) In addition, the Study recommends a new interchange at Greenbrier and Indian River Roads: fp"C '-"\ O` 0. O\v, � `` 'd�„'s S r�Need``” /7;:s'• I (Norfolk _/ 1 •qF ' t 4 Vlrgin la Beach -Portsmout ' J Suffolk •OJ , r �� Chesapeake 49,6 a. tU w � • • September 25, 2012 -26- CITY COUNCIL'S BRIEFING CENTERVILLE SGA MASTER PLAN INITIAL DRAFT (Continued) With increased and enhanced bus routes, eventually, Light Rail will help connect this SGA with the rest of the City: • e Centerville Turnpike N orth:With L R T u4 WwuuE� , It III ose 01.- 145 R.O.W. September 25, 2012 -27- CITY COUNCIL'S BRIEFING CENTER VILLE SGA MASTER PLAN INITIAL DRAFT (Continued) The Study Area addresses Land Use: LAND USE September 25, 2012 -28- CITY COUNCIL'S BRIEFING CENTER VILLE SGA MASTER PLAN INITIAL DRAFT (Continued) The recommendation is to restrict the maximum height of buildings within the SGA: 's {' Af; The Study Area includes recommendations for development of University Shoppes, Regent University expansion, Regent Village, additional corporate offices, Brandon Neighborhood expansion and revitalization of Woods Corner: September 25, 2012 -2 9- CITY COUNCIL'S BRIEFING CENTER VILLE SGA MASTER PLAN INITIAL DRAFT (Continued) --" • at/ • 4, • j"..- - r , 4it•V,s1. 11:!•1: /7* At 40,4p7 • September 25, 2012 -30- CITY COUNCIL'S BRIEFING CENTERVILLE SGA MASTER PLAN INITIAL DRAFT (Continued) ,( ,..„,,,\, c , ,- _„:„..„-„, ,___I,,,,,„ _,,,,. \\\,___,,, ( --- ,„ 0 _ ..-,‘ 1 ,, ,,,,a,,,,,,,-4.;„.„ : ,i /,-- _____ // /,,, ,,*,,-,,-,,,,,, ',IA .,_,... 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J .. ri' ►,,, Oil --- -.. , _, .. 4.,,......, ,,,; „ .. .,.., , ., , . , ,. _..,...,,. Air , 11- t. , �'°°' — d+ - I� ,r x .11 ' ,, w.. kms- -„ Nr!. s P 4.1'1— ht September 25, 2012 -35- CITY COUNCIL'S BRIEFING CENTERVILLE SGA MASTER PLAN INITIAL DRAFT (Continued) - -.-14.3-tr :. $ 4- itit .:0: ,,,", pa r ' `1. b t 1 k,', \ alb i R' /. d i.\f,'''tir;,;'''—' '.M At a* _ — . iii;t1* ° .' L o cal N eighborhood Street(70-foot ROW) I 1 ' / J G� i r .....—m.-- * - - 70 R.O.W. September 25, 2012 -36- CITY COUNCIL'S BRIEFING CENTER VILLE SGA MASTER PLAN INITIAL DRAFT (Continued) The rendering below depicts a mixed-use development with a "Main Street"feel: 1 _3s a vi um C/( r 4 y� �( i. * Ti}R 1)1 ,:t i�u,411: a +i►:.' e ri ` .1 A- 1� �� kk R iMI i a.t.--1111Vit,., , _ L.414Alle In the Southern part of the Study Area, the recommendation is building mixed income/use neighborhoods to be built in phases; specifically, creating neighborhoods where citizens can work from home in an effort to reduce traffic congestion: 1�c _f '$ ; �"'1 L September 25, 2012 -37- CITY COUNCIL'S BRIEFING CENTERVILLE SGA MASTER PLAN INITIAL DRAFT (Continued) ti r% • ''. 11141P .40/1,44144.0 JY1 l r., a 4444 September 25, 2012 -38- CITY COUNCIL'S BRIEFING CENTER VILLE SGA MASTER PLAN INITIAL DRAFT (Continued) j, "" P \\1 . ,1 ir...' { ' Sig- &,Fa `,, ''.,c`":.',-,-.',---'' 4. 22 e4.22,4 '',- -4t+ ,r ' ,A• '`A9 - , -, if 1., , �. •,..--4 /. . l ,, h 0,....f.,‘.,,,_.. ( ky. .�,.) ' f r /yy'' ` :f j f F ,rafi z T z,'3 -.,, ,,,''''.',4-,,),:'''','.;, September 25, 2012 -39- CITY COUNCIL'S BRIEFING CENTER VILLE SGA MASTER PLAN INITIAL DRAFT (Continued) 4 I,• t } ,.` t9 •_( •,, ' .. Vit,, , .� .J \ f iiik Id' .4 A" r September 25, 2012 i -40- CITY COUNCIL'S BRIEFING CENTER VILLE SGA MASTER PLAN INITIAL DRAFT (Continued) © rk ‘.. �r,� 1!' Imo' r (?z ''. •d f , l'`*`'. 4-;:0 :,,//7‘';, .: '-,?•,,, ';/., ;:: ;S 4 i 4: � �' fii)p, e:' ; �` ' �r ry �4• L. �: .rot,a � '. ' 4',,, Ag . / . d. '.;% .,.`• ] S��^ ,:. I x fd September 25, 2012 -41- CITY COUNCIL'S BRIEFING CENTER VILLE SGA MASTER PLAN INITIAL DRAFT (Continued) 460.e1 1 - '3„.'.'".> Centerville Turnpike serves as a buffer around the Landfill area. The recommendation is to expose the Lake to the public as it is visually a beautiful area: 1 d„ r fr LNOFLLPOlD TRN- • F t TYRCl�L- /�� ..: \7 �• TORMJJATER _ �r POND LANDFILL SCREEN V LAPDFLL SLOPE TASILDATICN September 25, 2012 -42- CITY COUNCIL'S BRIEFING CENTERVILLE SGA MASTER PLAN INITIAL DRAFT (Continued) Also, creating shared-use paths around the Landfill is recommended: R4 0 �I ' ' ,# '''' ' ''.11.'7;1'1-� ' :t 44 YAtirm;./i I I 1 Irf 6n, ji I^-` _x+, x.... .-,: ./C. .[S� ,' 'Ts a :1 '"" ' !t unr -, ;• iii'_`- fobt ptlll!ry P j „ /4 September 25, 2012 -43- CITY COUNCIL'S BRIEFING CENTER VILLE SGA MASTER PLAN INITIAL DRAFT (Continued) .., o TN :• ,•-.------...-..,gc..1- .„ _ • 44- • 1---.:- It'ii September 25, 2012 -44- CITY COUNCIL'S BRIEFING CENTER VILLE SGA MASTER PLAN INITIAL DRAFT (Continued) .."4* 4%,,,, 00," 1 ,n A ''-flir ,4:s11..: . \ ..., 1 .1 ,_,, ,,J \ , p •At• . -` ' ",- L , ,A, .., • ^4,- \ 6'v do . "1.6. September 25, 2012 -45- CITY COUNCIL'S BRIEFING CENTER VILLE SGA MASTER PLAN INITIAL DRAFT (Continued) .,o'+ , 'A E /� ;.SII September 25, 2012 -46- CITY COUNCIL'S BRIEFING CENTER MLLE SGA MASTER PLAN INITIAL DRAFT (Continued) r , e' c T o ��} n` s- Cz "k> ^Eft . r (tL ' +-( ��- '-r-,1-'' 'i c.''..,.j ir,;1 ' A',v "t r h, L Ct� < , h,'tit Q 4 :r °-,....,--,..7-t‘� w; ^ ka d� G t f c.. l `s e , tk0 r.. & a Y ".�r rM_- 4/s-4',., Ps a 4,- , n � \ .„...'"\ '•','; '''' i'. r,;:l....,?'"; > . 4l, a sn � re 'e ./) s t '', X> kt — . - September 25, 2012 -47- CITY COUNCIL'S BRIEFING CENTER VILLE SGA MASTER PLAN INITIAL DRAFT (Continued) J ,K/ !JS 2 (, , a I f It tk #- k1, /rim-4.,.<, ',6,--›, kyr c {�` ):,_ r ,,` i ?` j , <i 7�y ,c �` p?'. ,,cio r ;.'. .,(_,- -,----4.,..;5",.c..,,,, ,,( . �q f �1v c) Gri'" i? o- v1 '.,'tet's.> \ -' ;' 2T '''•;&� �4G ici FS , ..e....,,44, .4,. .„4,,,,,,s, ,,,.,it,, N,As ,g (` r..`'. , -rcr, —.4.4„,„0,;,*--, ‘z,, / ,..„ ,,,,,, , f ' U‘i- • ;4';;6L /* 41.,,?4,W. '''''',; ,'-'— '' ;- r ✓ 'z,;--7,. ,,.) ..t 1_ te r , lea 0;' t S �4r '+y2 .Z,'. r ., , cc , ,s. ,c .„,„.. , t,,4,,, ,,,, , z,,, , , ,, ,,,,„„. „.„ � . . ''4"'''',:-1... W .iX,xl .< '';`;lr rl..'*:"'" `i ' t R r :_ {mo✓R t'11, i'^e ' k ,, , w, e September 25, 2012 -48- CITY COUNCIL'S BRIEFING CENTER VILLE SGA MASTER PLAN INITIAL DRAFT (Continued) It is important the City work to revitalize the Woods Corner Shopping Center and surrounding area: ilor_.A., _4✓?i ''Glx ,; AN. \ I''''' k V�, '' ,.\,`,..')�� 7 k ti \ ", 444 1-6 September 25, 2012 -49- CITY COUNCIL'S BR CENTER VILLE SGA MASTER IEFINGLAN P INITIAL DRAFT (Continued) The City should look at access and consider alternative uses: �� 3 . '�;, >•" �. �, ; �:. , 'J v \--:, '‘ ,,'�� `.. y y.a , CSS"Kh \ t'' \ "S)N. • - ' kt, ',-- -0 i�y - 'z� >\ , e�-,, �'4��i .` °� 7i"hi.. ���.\6t )0.4.%641 4.40> ® t fid ., ^�$ 4� '''.''-',d'--A,.,sj,',-V,,"'''l-''t.,..e.-„,,-',1..r-1,,'64,:.,"t4-i1)0,t,--0,,--,°...',, ‘''' '`.\-"--°--,-.,--m,—,.1.4.'.1,%\ NNifit 1r , ���`1�,1 tl ,,A') 3 0, . *• ( / fir”._'. ')tot, 404,,rt Afi, wy 11 ! l4,,p )),' ,.e l c 1. k y-+ 'd,,+J.N*;.. ,):;,:-:7),./.,*-:;:,„N. 4-,,,4, i.,-„,), 4,\\,,,:7_, ii -t-.:0--- ' r4:04';`)- ,...4„,' 111*/* Tt September 25, 2012 -50- CITY COUNCIL'S BRIEFING CENTER VILLE SGA MASTER PLAN INITIAL DRAFT (Continued) The City should consider connecting the surrounding neighborhoods and developments: ff ox w64.5: ` �. fi -,,„`r_!,-:.:,0,...p:\ e;, 1” rS, "'kik__ -----troorrIL, —0g,et The result could end with a "Town Square"type area: mot. r /.;; - . _. ii,,,i r '.j O tt . .- -�� siu" e...+" a: K • - r it - ♦ I,.,,,, .. � �M f' ��.. Ytf dot gr _ .r ''. .. ._ ' 'k*, ,:_1 . f September 25, 2012 -51- CITY COUNCIL'S BRIEFING CENTER VILLE SGA MASTER PLAN INITIAL DRAFT (Continued) Below is an overview of the entire Study Area: A MN .(0),(y.ief. 1 UniversilyVillage I V.14 Below is the Development Summary: Development Summary Zone Acreage Housing Retail Office University 7.9 116,340 Shoppes 52.1 23,221 Regent University Expansion Regent Village 73.3 1,393 145.014 Corporate Office 130.9 2,369,435 Brandon 14.6 148 9.411 Neighborhood Expansion Woods Corner 37 590 107,399 Total 315.7 ac 2,131 units 401,385 sf 2,369,435 sf September 25, 2012 -52- CITY COUNCIL'S BRIEFING CENTER VILLE SGA MASTER PLAN INITIAL DRAFT (Continued) Below are the next steps: N ext Steps Wed,Oct.3—All Phase 3 Comments due back to City Wed,Oct. 10—Compiled Phase 3 Comments due to UDA Wed,Oct.31—Final Draft Plan due to City Tue,N ov. 13—CC briefing Wed,N ov. 14—PC Hearing Tue,N ov.27—CC Hearing for Public Comments Tue, Dec.11—CC H earing for Vote t,, v~ N .. IV 7 t^Z ,;:'.0. 1,41!,' r' t i ro« n�Ye " \x1'' '` a. 1` „Oatai{.. øi*. c. ' H k r;,.,,,,,-.', `�k x � 4• `r ! v, ANY' �'`'4 �� - P 4� -r 1� . is • ♦ • i , �.. it, t.,1,_ .'4." t,i, it W -� > *:: _ 0v .. 71'1-.,i >� 1 M lin � ... l4,74(.f..1 /111 . Art Vi , 11l .: ,' • „-i, ) ".1 iil �..-_ — - - .•.. September 25, 2012 .•,.. -53- CITY COUNCIL'S BRIEFING CENTERVILLE SGA MASTER PLAN INITIAL DRAFT (Continued) Pri r FOilr"' • , --; s f �p � � __+si awl+� «...r r ; �1.. I. 'qll� �H (I'UIItI IPS ~ i��r.-... ...... .. ,. . ,sb ( '� jrii�l�� VIII ;ICIiti yt�; c -ii.,,, ,- ,, rr•: Y +" - ,--111 A • 1 a r _ 4 11.11 mi _ Wit: ,_‘' /iiiirt, , . 'I.. --11.4, ,,--si... .g 41 - , 1111111 far v}` .�-..._. i ,t i � i September 25, 2012 -54- CITY COUNCIL'S BRIEFING CENTERVILLE SGA MASTER PLAN INITIAL DRAFT (Continued) www.vbgov.com/centervilleplan Mayor Sessoms thanked Mr. Ostergaard and the entire Team for all of their work on this project. September 25, 2012 -55- CITY MANAGER'S BRIEFING RESIDENTIAL PATTERN BOOK 2:50 P.M. Mayor Sessoms welcomed Andy Friedman, Director — Housing and Neighborhood Preservation. Mr. Friedman expressed his appreciation to City Council for their continued support. Mr. Friedman distributed a copy of the presentation, which is attached hereto and made a part of this record. The Pattern Book Project has been ongoing for a number of years. The Pattern Book is to be a resource ("tool') for the preservation, renewal and enhancements of homes and neighborhoods in the City; provide design recommendations for modifications to preserve, renew and enhance homes and neighborhoods; and, develop a resource website geared toward anyone interested in housing and neighborhoods located in the City. There are 139,801 housing units, excluding units in multifamily buildings. 69%of the housing units are single-family homes. The City's housing stock continues to age with 43%of the housing stock being 30 years or older. Mr. Friedman advised houses are most families' largest investment and residential property taxes represent over 85%of the total property taxes. Chapter 3 of the Pattern Book provides the home styles in the City. Mr. Friedman feels Chapter 4 is the most important/informative chapter within the book as it provides information regarding home improvement. The Pattern Book is available online, which is a most exciting and useful tool for citizens. Mayor Sessoms thanked Mr. Friedman and the entire Team for all of their work on this project. September 25, 2012 rn iwwaa w Presentation to City Council City of Virginia Beach, Virginia September 25, 2012 Department of Housing and Neighborhood Preservation :'.(3"/".1 t;' Andrew Friedman,Director,Housing and Neighborhood Preservation Sharon Prescott,Housing Development Administrator Olin L.Walden,Housing Development Coordinator,Project Manager Origin of the Pattern Book • January 2007: Workforce Housing(WFH)Subcommittee of the Planning Commission report recommends ways to preserve and enhance existing housing and neighborhoods: • Tax incentives for owners of existing housing to promote reinvestment ▪ Neighborhood-specific guidelines for renovation ▪ A"design center"to assist owners/builders in renovations that are compatible with existing neighborhood character • Provide help in obtaining financing and design assistance to residents • Adopt a Comprehensive Neighborhood Revitalization Strategy 1 ,9/25/2012 Preservation Subcommittee Report • Goals To develop tools that promote incentives for the voluntary `t improvement of housing in Virginia Beach that preserve and enhance quality housing and neighborhood character To develop city process that addresses neighborhood preservation and improvement on an ongoing,sustainable basis Ewe,rpts from City of Virginia Beach Homing and Neighborhood Preserootion Plan,August 2008(Revised 8/26/08) Purpose of Pattern Book • To be a resource("tool")for the preservation, renewal and enhancement of homes and neighborhoods in Virginia Beach • To provide design recommendations for modifications to preserve,renew and enhance homes and neighborhoods • To develop a resource website geared toward anyone interested in housing and neighborhoods located in Virginia Beach 2 9/25/2012 Pattern Book Context and Background • Overall neighborhood preservation efforts — ongoing and pro-active code enforcement; home repair programs; in addition, many activities of our city government are fundamental to and contribute directly to the maintenance or enhancement of neighborhoods including policing, waste management, storm water, parks, landscaping, etc. • We have over 130,000 non-apartment units in the city. • Growth is slow compared to what we have here already. Distribution by Housing Type High Rise Duplex/Home Condominium with 2% ' Apartments 1% Low Rise Condominium 0 14/0 V Single Family Townhouse v a' � o, 69% 14% 139,801 housing units in total,excluding units in multifamily buildings total 3 9/25/2012 Age of Housing Stock (2010) As of 2010 40% 35% 33.7% Over 43%of housing is 3o years of age or older 3o% 25% --..-.....-._ 20.0% 20% 15% 12.4% 14.1% 10% 9.9/ x.1°6 0-9 Years 10-19 20-29 30-39 40-49 50-59 60 Years Old Years Years Years Years Years or Old Old Old Old Old Older v4.11 Age of Housing Stock (2040) As of 204o 30.0% 26% Over 79%of housing is 3o 25.0% years of age or older 20.0% — 16% 15.0% 10% 11% 10.0% Ii _. i-lull ......... o 6% I 196 0-9 10-19 20-29 30-39 40-49 50-59 60-69 70-79 80-89 90 Years Years Years Years Years Years Years Years Years Years Old Old Old Old Old Old Old Old Old or Older 4 9/25/2012 Housing Facts • Housing stock is aging • The vast majority of property improvements will be done by individual owners • Houses are most families' largest investment • The value of my house is affected by how my neighbor maintains their house • Residential property taxes represent over 85% of total property taxes Proactive Initiative • Therefore, to protect both individual wealth and our community's financial capability, it is critical to provide low-cost tools and voluntary ways that the city can assist residents to maintain, upgrade and modernize their homes • The Pattern Book is one of those ways 5 9/25/2012 Our Approach • Used existing department personnel (with other assignments) supplemented with interns as production staff • Since we created it, we can continue to enhance it in-house over time • Web-based and easily updated The Pattern Book Three Part Presentation • Part I Pattern Book Website • Part II Pattern Book Live • Part III Pattern Book Next Steps 6 9/25/2012 • 7.4°,. .... Published: August 14, 2012 Virghtia Basch 111111111131rMinuriWf- OVPIWaShVa- 1-Tir poolir/ Virginia Beach Residential Pattern Book • far PREtiliOrli a 1-•f-S-5 • , • ' u,ar reserve enew 14#404".-,,__ City 0 11, ''''4'"*"0• 024N, 51ff •", ,11r 7 9/25/2012 TABLE OF CONTENTS 604017, Wekome Home 7.00747 37 Here.StØec 16 Common dousmy Sealy&Visaing 11 Welcome to the City of%myna Beath Pattern Hook Why*70*PV!$etVarlQn ef Cot Hornet and ttergr-botrr008r Borgatouvi tape Cod 1.3 lava/lard? 44 What is PREwer Homes and P64ghbom00ds7 3 Colonylawmal 27 Dutch Colomal 11 ow Cur PROMO,Horn.,soot 4ergrrDor000dc Help.10? 0 - GeorgahColomai 36 7,306,4037,, 47 Chasste7 2 About the Pattern Book 10 Rased Ranch 44 What Is a Pattern Oooka. 34107. 40 Pattern ilook Deilempmehrt 2 SheaPrtpeee of the Patton Book 14 sa 634ildevea R eSel, 77 how to 09330a P/Zt.,Bock 15 60 Chaplet 5:Sythalty Dewy 102 Smart Choxors about Home Imprilyemehts 61 Green lurldlep 103 Hortre 3004s7 and Marrtrenaroe 62 Ea.,agy EthoenoY 103 65 auk1Yoo1IIIII 113 Before Wo Ranovate 670*301108 DesIgn 30104000747 1703,4 110 001005.e0603 117 Sow to Setae a Pont/441ot 63 ilome Automation 120 68 Upgrades It Cost tHmenilx. 121 Detached Structores Appehdra as R400itteS Reat.<3 tr,k, 122 Other 417h064ei 46 Appelda.8:Glossary 124 landscape Pansloorations 94 124 Nome Rehabilitation Programs 101 archilectorel Peathaes 156 - (0470071 166 Page 8 9/25/2012 >_� ._...,,..:..,..„ . ,.. .„.„. .„.,. _ .„___ :ii,...,..,''''-1 -'- CHAPTER 1: WELCOME HOME wetweu^[e fmyaf YtBg4ma 3eetit paste.,9ca'x 7 '1-`ay0011 prelerofl GOut Nromesarai Natg•lOctuwdt OfpCrta';t> g wtai b easm;.1 home,o f ts«rghe.n..acz a wow Can>earn,er domes aro Betghbfirlmo0a nett,Me? 9 `.'a.e. 4- i _ a^ .,s:,...7 Chapter 1:Wek mt Home. Pg^'�' Welcome to the City of Virginia Beach Pattern Book imegxaf to the w<resn and yrtaltty of any rlty are the homes and + ,;'" -.,:,. neighborhoods in whkh iti Mimes kve.Cities that offer a high quality k`F " .,. !fc tend t corset and ..,tr.,ent irb oowrtv ties,and a j= ,.. ;, __. skilled workf ce — fact which foster positive growth and .nom .generate benefits he all resident:. .aha N.hde 4irg, B. h epi t vett'yop^g Y X €h5 home.enol C7 +ghbxhoods g the nmf-<«m ry k.i do foe °'� g "; 'n V'g`.0 Be A ue o o ty f aroot ✓t,.W 3no13 nfy support neighborhoods that 0re desirable places Of t:,a-and maintain a stock of homes that ft a vatrety of 6frstyles 4. ma appeal to deep!.at all stages of It. _ . taTd.. Understanding the important role that neighborhoods play in wstaining a high quaflty of life in Virginia Beach.City Council has designated revhahzaticm of neighborhoods ori a key priority.and has _ '•n r. _.�...d a plan to preserve,renew,and entrance hopes and neighborhoods throughout Virginia Beath.fists Pattens Book pelheades --t .cation,tools and guidance to support residents'paetkipation in tes,nitiat£ve. Whether you are an experienced profexsionaf are preparing for your Ak'' .tii fi a Lorre renwatbo,a imply interested lr the rthitectnral % Sk 'rg, culture of Virginia Beatty this pattern boo‘is your resource to help you get stated.the this pattern book as a guide for tome repairs and 'hi: 0�' any `sem renovationu methods toimprove the energy effitiemy of vont Mune. ,g and much more. as�� w _ u 9 9/25/2012 CHAPTER 3: HOME STYLES *: ,'� Common Npu&ot Srylas&Massing .�I Architectural Style:BON('>ALOWI CARE ON, CRAFTSMAN BUNGALOW) 4 tiltrts Cape cod Identifying Features: NOTE:Notalifeatuesmayexbt . • One dnd a h*t;t0%res • Mastctthe llvaig zp e,cn the graunJ flao� • L«e.naa+ae rant and Lro�groomnmee.:nsor Iro,ortai shape • Connectngrooms without • E}ftC•Oloor pian natltrrays • • Bo Or ncabinets.srreroer and'. eat, 10 9/25/2012 Architectural Style& kOWi CAFE COD; CRAFTSUN6AMAN(BUN{iALOW) „es '"7 `B' tut w a ♦ e• r N v. ..,.. ., z..., ,. . ,:,,,. _,,, ,,,,, , ,, , ,„ ,........,......,„,x,„<„,.......„„_,..„....,,%..... . ... Massing and Composition:BUNGALOW/CAPE COD cornea without break to a level above the porch floor;piers or CRAFTSMAN(MUNGA:OW} colwnns have sloping side;materials for piers.coeum s.and solid balustrades"'whale stone.clapboard,stingy;.brick,coxrete Mock. jt Terre are four prvwpai sib tees the can be C,ttmgeishea: stucco,or a combination • froct.gabled roof;ponces • SMe.gabled root; usuaCry .. are foil orpatte-eodte andone- and a batt stores won g,,,,,,,,,g,,,,,,,,,lection:iorxfiam;-,here tool ie rs rho wall a are •rost evenly Orodod between centered shod or gable never braced enclosed;root has a wide Fe overhang;along those shelteredbeneae+ttc dormers: porches are ,,,,,m,,,,,,,edgers the actoel rafter ends are exposed,or false rafter 'ad tees'.with feexral a wnta nae ander ar separate,extended roofs: them root.sometimes arils are added{sometimes cut into aecrxati+e Maya* sure{one-store,bat beer with a break a'bp'and a-had and two-story story ttruttsrrOS commony Other details,Craftsman doer and windows are smiler to those used structures are not hoar. added, `oilste noi sassier Vag.Fossas gabled dorm aro common Sh urloesenon aNenes exposed rafter ends and braces;tommon wall cladding is wood • Crass-gabled root;amens • Hipped roof:ora subtype is clapboard and w,md shingles,.tone,Mick,concrete Mex;,and stigma are waned but the most sender to simple prakse may be meed a ell;secondary influences such as Tudor false common If partW-width Peaces,whim Did.mooted timbering, Swiss -whalostrades at Oriental roof towns are also with a gabled root rafters and other typteal sernetimee seen Craftsman details compatible Housing Styles; • Pra,na I • Cattega inrthes Details: { Puebio parry roof supports:columns for suppor4rsg the porch roofs are -- -- — rbnti sot and vary in detail;typically short,squareupper raise in rest upon mere massae piers•Or upon a solid peach balustrade:columns, Alternate Designs: piers,or balustrades frequently beget thready at grand level and en the following pages you will firm illustrations of alternate designs of • the emegairm style,these Imweeer,do oat drpirt alt of ter designs chat � ..` "`'""• "•"" "' epresent theBungalow style.",de motio of each design llust,annn .1',.1\7.7.4,.01, ' i ar / i pr idedi de tce[retreat J g f btu _. 11 9/25/2012 14 Architectural Style:BUNGALOW/CAPE COO eAt COD Asettate.Detyr: elostralan depctsooetory Ezto/CAA AA fitted seb Yele Wei:Wed toeE 1 CAPE COD ALTEILNATE DESIGN I ,....11,4,4Ood Pool I I Wee text Gottotorti novoloOOLO OCX,COXONSVONODD/VV:oX‘VD/DXV........"...W':*/ " Architectural Style:BUNGALCW/CAPE CCD flee Cod Alternate Design 2 Eh:strati.depicts one and O ftoevCaoceC0000 o at:Pace with side gabled men rooland shed roof at dormer CAPE COD ALTERNATE DESIGN 2 (4bk..I Roof 4Nati Odin wn.' n N Gs.atto Clo.00,tota " 2 2 2 I Wo0 544% 5410 Ono..Door 0,11‘.k 12 9/25/2012 CRAFTSMAN BUNGALOW) C-a,trran ARt rnate Desqln 1,austrabon csmts one- CRAFTSMAN.U.TERNATE DESIGN I g,e,w mop,14KKarea Wu. tiqm m•LAn't, CHAPTER 4: Home Improvement s...-0:—.bout4.—Improvements 61 Home Repo,and Mamtenance 62 Home Maintenance Chock tost 6$ ak- 67 V rmpRovEmEvi Hon.to Select a Contractor 66 Home iRo000300n Gtede 65 Upgrades By Cost 52 Detached Structures 55 Other Strpstorao 96 Londtto0nT,onetemnnoRone 55 101 13 9/25/2012 Before You Renovate 3)Put a on paper.Whether they are poor plans,sketches,or Stern t.:mr imfsr.vermmt Proffer run be photographs of uimiiar finished projects,having visual references for Starting a new iy eaciting for your idea will help you realize your visor t.Oftentimes,n is beneficial homeovn me Whether you are preparing for goat rust teapot Or ate onauM with a profesir,�nal et a who has capon ce to c sonneon vete,an eo try process 0.4re ore several steps to keep in mind as managing the type of project yrro are planning Theca individuals can 'sau begin to plan.from landscaping to horror adait"sons the following provide valuable fer,Mhark ar^d wggest*w+s. as will help your next project run as smoothly at possible. i;familiarrsa colt with I'ne and fcaMe Of Apply for and secrete a permit from the say.The cry of Virginia your your penpuety Y apps Grads requires building permits for a variety of construction and ..ning and building regulation..Phu outing and arse of your Ion haat a in projects including,but not limited to,detached nuajar impart or=the bunt of projacrs that can be completed or.yon srructvre€,additions,roof replacement,and pool installation"Visit property.factors such as the sae of your rampleted Prof.,roe the the Department of Planning web page chdc to build a detached structure,for example,must comply withihtrp:j/wvoveligpv.romjeovernnsent rtrr nsr applicable coning cabs sed ordinances in order for t to be d@pa iIplami,npr`prveritx youken he perodttgpo4/buiidlnR-{rpa{I tin el}a oxlto hid a,t nwre ab,3n' aElowabie.Obtain a copy of the land:covey that was taken when you the pannittt�g Prw.mu. purchased the home.Vast the Zoning Administration web Page (hrtp:!/www.virga.,.romixnsernnrorri/,dyynmentlrplannirre/xornp,_' 5)Prepare your site.On sure to take all runessaw.rafety precautions Pa,; didauiia._. }to find out more about sonbrgregulations. beforer ou begin your project.rf your project...gem digging or budding near nvernead goes.contact the Virginia Utility Protection 2)Get to know your neighborhood gurdebo.. Many,but not ad, Se.Nee (toll tree. 1-'00,552,706)) of vislt their wnbmitn resrrleorial r.orniotties have their own set of design guidelines, (httpGjoadulcom/utwutetWI to detenrilne if it is refe to began over which aim to maintain architectural integrity and unity_ Such project.If yon are undertaking a project that Involves demwilinu.h:r> guidelines often restrict the selection of residential style that can be a trazardwrs materials expert to ensure that your hen.:t". used,wfwt ropes of materials are allowable,the total size contain asbestos,lead-based paint or other harardous nuc.'; improvement project can oe,as well as other factors.Some projects to rtetermme what types of permits may he required.If join yr 44.4 orgy ay.n_yyuvrn appror+i from your{ncai homnenwnc/s ausociatkM involves major structural features like a foundation.franking or (H04).C,wh your 110A handbook to nuke tune.Study Mnatructlon nwserey,hire a structural enginew to conduct on oupectlon of east trends in your neighbor)...(style,cold,sire,etc.)and develop your P.P.,.arrd/a a,oar your plans.slurry this approach will en Project along similar lines that you are adequately prepared and taking the necessary . d � rd;lkeh lmpmlyRTeetS "_-` � -- .. m a :... ;„,as a. as b"t vac*,«mesa.."t... !, 5)Go green!Plan to incorporate green building techniques and eon- Home Renovation Guide friendly materials into your home improvement project.to recuse the Fnpaur on the enwonnssnl. The following intdreatlm introduces the reader to an aszomiteet of basic home renovations that can be undertaken to improve the How to Select a Contractor safety.durability.and appearance of a home.The,magas included will help to tiroalice rhe sugantcted renovations and fa 14adae you • tine dots,licensedeentrocrcrs_ with the many components of a horn.. • Check contractor's licence at Swwv.dporstate_val fi or (8.04)367,8511. The renovations.intruded or the guide are listed in a sot-Of-is.order • Get three referencesreview past work that re Reek'to the that should help prevent common renovation conflicts.lists guide work yes will cave done. advises you to complete exterior projects before interior projects, • Get ai reset three blot. However,every home renovation is unique.The homeowner should • Got a writing contract with cont and don't sign anything until ornpiete erspl rs in the order that be,t Hs his/her s%twticor,goals you completely understand the terms. and new.... • Pay yfily,dow, p' •4; ( • Rego h W Pt l y rttu ed permTs m than ,should be the same as is written m your contract). • Cron let Payments get ahead of work Keep muted of pfore. ^741 payments. ) y l • punt mike final payment unto fmsh nspecton it approved and you'resatisfed with the job. Pr • Dani pay rash. .:. • Keep a job file of at papers relating to your project, Oafere yeu dtnose a remodelar,do your homework.To find carr note lieformatenn visit the Tidewater _guideAssociation website. n. ado g ,ne Ry' '/lei t su _,lftlr - ti coy«« 14 9/25/2012 ..nornalc.m.s Cape Cod Upgrades M,parare Cast SS are Nt.tee Ntott Aro ss Fropt-Gabard mar artexte ipstatee.0ff Org, tNZ I Chapter rh.Home hatprovreerpts Page M. er;7;t:NV.V. — — X.CaTrt.r.;thCrOCerhht,OCCar.:-,hhe:-. a ww, CHAPTER 5: Specialty Design 103 108 113 115 117 Aktk,thillY 1.20 Home Atzt,mitoot, :4702.°Ct. 15 9/25/2012 �. i X 77:7: St ,'.:::'''':'.'7'''-''''' �i ,11p t�q�7,7- Iip I tl —• , 7 ' 1d: (i IIi ' ilri r' 1iir:: a. -.a(t titti At assrble Patt-rubs and StmtanO a hair ldt 0 R matbR004dtytte desitrwd tdhft per:W2 and wheel,haat op Actoi ds,blit bathtubs art Part-ids nit tan be used by watt Riad. and dawn a&eht 0l tntHb'or eMKgr yt*s.Actrair art wand.safety moldidy or the did..A bathtub tat be made atetnlbtd toe told, andmobtbyaswWaporntnwrrytbersdPotientlyaddtstays aebaeor by!�addtmn cl tat tarsor haed®rrps,or tbiotgt'the utrot Ott''bat uhtnt pinformaratatbed Lathe tea.aratartwumaamthermds elm. bwerandrarset,rettttrtnthr eater. hairs. 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Preservation Plan 17 9/25/2012 Next Steps • Incorporate your suggestions as possible • Conduct outreach, education and marketing to create awareness of the Pattern book • Identify through research and feedback additional improvements that can be made • Maintain and enhance the Pattern Book on an ongoing basis Closing Comments and questions Thank you for your attention and participation. Contact: Olin L. Walden, Housing Development Coordinator Pattern Book Project Manager Phone: (757)385-5760 E-mail: owalden@vbgov.com 18 -56- ADJOURNMENT Mayor William D. Sessoms,Jr., DECLARED the City Council Meeting ADJOURNED at 3:15 P.M. bo„,(-( / • anda Finley-Barnes, CMC Deputy City Clerk,H ' th Hodges raser, MMC City Clerk September 25, 2012