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Home My WebLink About01/09/2015 - Planning And Zoning Board - Agenda - Work SessionPlanning & Zoning Board Work Session Agenda Friday, January 9, 2015 281 N. College Ave – Conference Room A 12:00 – 1:00 pm Special Meeting Topic: APF Ordinance (Legal Matters and Discussion) 1:15 – 5:00 pm Work Session Web users: Documents for the Consent and Discussion items shown below can be found online under the January 15, 2015, Hearing agenda. Consent: 1.) December 11, 2014 Minutes Discussion: 2.) Rigden Farm Tract Z Multi-Family (Holland) 3.) APF Ordinance (Kadrich) Board Topics: • Dust Control (Hovey) • WCAP Policy Discussion (Shepard/Everette) • CSU Master Plan and Upcoming Projects (Fred Haberecht, CSU Facilities) Policy and Legislation: • None 1 2015 PHYSICAL MASTER PLAN JANUARY 2015 2 JAN. 2015 MASTER PLAN PROCESS Master Plan Timeframe DATE ACTION February 2012-October 2014 Master Plan presentations to key stakeholders, campus-wide and community-wide December 2014 Completion of CSU Master Plan February 2015 Master Plan Presentation to BOG April 2015 Submission of CSU Master Plan to CCHE 3 JAN. 2015 UNIVERSITY MISSION “Inspired by its land-grant heritage, CSU is committed to excellence, setting the standard for public research universities in teaching, research, service and extension for the beneﬁ t of the citizens of Colorado, the United States and the world.” Adopted by the Board of Governors of the Colorado State University System, May 2010 UNIVERSITY MISSION 4 JAN. 2015 MASTER PLAN PROCESS • Master Plan Guides the University in Sensible Growth for the Next 10 Years: – LEED Buildings and Landscape – Sustainability – Transportation • Strategically Plans for 35,000 Students (Resident Instruction Students) • Provide space and facilities that support the University’s programmatic role and mission. • Provide physical character that symbolizes the University’s role in society. • Provide a physical environment that encourages, through the University Facilities, a sense of community between faculty, staff and students. • Maintain the health, safety and well being of all users of University facilities. Master Plan is a “Living Document” 5 Housing & Dining Master Plan Transportation and Parking Master Plan Bike Master Plan Master Drainage Plan State Forest Service Master Plan Individual College Master Plans Foothills Campus Master Plan South Campus Master Plan JAN. 2015 MASTER PLAN PROCESS Master Plan Adopts Sub-Area and System Plans 2014 PHYSICAL MASTER PLAN December 2014 PREPARED FOR: PREPARED BY: WITH SUPPORT FROM: PARKING AND TRANSPORTATION MASTER PLAN APRIL 2014 Colorado State University te Forest Service “Achieve stewardship of Colorado’s diverse forest environments for the EHQHÀWRI future generations” MASTER PLAN FACILITIES MANAGEMENT AND DEVELOPMENT GUIDELINES Planning Design Construction colorado state forest service Working to.. Colorado State University Bicycle Master Plan Draft Plan Toole Design Group October 2014 Housing & Dining Di Pl Colorado State University Housing and Dining Services Master Plan 02 January 2009 $0--&(&0'#64*/&44."45&31-"/ 6 JAN. 2015 MASTER PLAN AND DESIGN REVIEW PROCESS Mini Master Plans Master Plan New Building or Addition Programming Approvals and Funding Hire A/E Conceptual Design Schematic Design Design Development Construction Documents Project Construction Occupancy Input From: Approved By: Master Plan Committee - Housing - South - Foothills - Laurel St. - WCNR - Open Forum - Council of Deans - President’s Cabinet - City of Fort Collins - Larimer County - Physical Development Committee (PDC) - Master Plan Committee - Administration - Departments - Students - Faculty - User - Internal Review Committee (IRC) - PDC LEGEND JAN. 2015 MAIN CAMPUS 1910 ELEVATION FROM COLLEGE AVENUE Density: 871sf/acre MAIN CAMPUS 1935 ELEVATION FROM COLLEGE AVENUE Density: 1,992sf/acre MAIN CAMPUS 1952 ELEVATION FROM COLLEGE AVENUE Density: 3,494sf/acre MAIN CAMPUS 1996 ELEVATION FROM COLLEGE AVENUE Density: 13,208sf/acre MAIN CAMPUS 1970 ELEVATION FROM COLLEGE AVENUE Density: 10,925sf/acre MAIN CAMPUS 2004 ELEVATION FROM COLLEGE AVENUE Density: 13,948sf/acre MAIN CAMPUS 2012 ELEVATION FROM COLLEGE AVENUE Density: 17,783sf/acre MAIN CAMPUS FUTURE (35,000 STUDENTS) ELEVATION FROM COLLEGE AVENUE Density: y, 19,337sf/acre STUDENT POPULATION GROWTH BY DECADE 1880 1890 1900 1910 1920 1930 1940 1950 1960 1970 1980 1990 2000 2010 160,000 140,000 120,000 100,000 80,000 60,000 40,000 20,000 City Of Fort Collins Population Colorado State University Student Population 8 N LEGEND JAN. 2015 CSURF-Controlled Property University-Controlled Property New/Future Buildings Existing Buildings FOOTHILLS, MAIN & SOUTH CAMPUS MASTER PLANS 2014 1,439 acres 407 acres 160 acres 310 acres COLLEGE LAKE RAMPART ROAD LAPORTE AVENUE SOUTH OVERLAND TRAIL HORSETOOTH RESERVOIR LAUREL STREET PLUM STREET SOUTH OVERLAND TRAIL • Improve physical facilities • Create uniﬁ ed, cohesive campuses • Engage with open spaces • Create uniﬁ ed, coherent architecture and environments Board of Governors Set Forth Direction to: 9 MASTERPLAN UPDATE MAIN CAMPUS 10 MASTERPLAN UPDATE MAIN CAMPUS UNIVE UNIVERSITY RSITY ITY TY TYY AVEN V EN UE UEE U LAURE LAUR AU UR URE R L LLLL STR STTR EET E E PLUM P LUM LU STREE STRE SSS E TTTTTTTTTTT SOUTH SOUT DRIV DRIVV DRIVEEEEEEEE PITKI TKI TKIN N STR STREET EET EETT WEST WE EST LAKE STREE STR ST T MERID MER MMMMMMMMMMM IAN AAVENUE A VENUE CENTR CC E A AVE NUE UE UUUUUU SHIEL HIE HI DS STTREET ST REET EET SOUTH SOUT SOU OUT COLL CO COO COOO EGE GE GGG AVENU AVENUEEEE ASSUMPTIONS • 75% of the Projected 35,000 Student Campus Development will Occur on Main Campus • Limited Land Acquisition • Campus will Maintain Historic Character and Setting KEY ISSUES • Parking and Transportation • Utility Infrastructure • “Town & Gown” 11 GREEN SPACE 42% 169 acres HARDSCAPE 43% 175 acres BUILDING COVERAGE 15% 63 acres total acreage: 407 trees: 4,590 assigned square footage: 6,225,727 vehicle parking spaces: 10,798 bicycle parking spaces: 13,860 HH The Oval 2% 8 acres Quads 2% 7 acres Great Green 10% 42 acres Green Edges 4% 17 acres Trial Gardens 1% 5 acres MAIN CAMPUS: CURRENT CONDITIONS 2014 27,000 Students JAN. 2015 12 0’ 75’ 150’ 300’ LAUREL STREET SOUTH DRIVE WEST LAKE STREET W ELIZABETH STREET E ELIZABETH STREET EAST PITKIN STREET PLUM STREET WEST PROSPECT ROAD MERIDIAN AVENUE CENTER AVENUE SHIELDS STREET SOUTH COLLEGE AVENUE GUIDING PRINCIPLES Pedestrian + Green Space: 35,000 Students MAIN CAMPUS: FRAMEWORK DIAGRAM JAN. 2015 • Restrict Development in 100 Year Flood Plain 00’ 75 75’ 150 150’ 300 300’ LAUREL STREET SOUTH DRIV WEST LAKE STREET E ELIZABETH STREET EAST PITKIN STREET PLUM STREET WEST PROSPECT ROAD MERIDIAN AVEN CENTER AVE NUEEE EEEEEEE SOUTH COLLEGE AVENUE 100 YEAR FLOOD PLAIN • Maintain + Reinforce Green Quads + Open Spaces SOUTH DRIV LAGOON GREEN SPACE P.E.R.C BAND FIELD MONFORT QUAD SCIENCE QUAD LIBERAL ARTS QUAD FLOWER GARDENS BUSINESS QUAD NATURAL RESOURCES QUAD THE OVAL • Establish Green Setbacks at Campus Edges 40FT. SETBACK 40FT. SETBACK 40FT. SETBACK CAMPUS IDENTITY 0’ 75’ 150’ 300’ LAUREL STREET SOUTH DRIVE WEST LAKE STREET W ELIZABETH STREET E ELIZABETH STREET EAST PITKIN STREET PLUM STREET WEST PROSPECT ROAD MERIDIAN AVENUE CENTER AVENUE SHIELDS STREET SOUTH COLLEGE AVENUE Access + Transit: 35,000 Students MAIN CAMPUS: FRAMEWORK DIAGRAM GUIDING PRINCIPLES LEGEND JAN. 2015 LAKE STREET GARAGE FUTURE PARKING GARAGE LIBRARY PARKING LOT PERC PARKING LOT UNIVERSITY PARKING LOT FUTURE PARKING GARAGE • Provide Parking at Campus Edges + Key Internal Locations FUTURE PARKING GARAGE FUTURE PARKING GARAGE WESTFALL PARKING LOT • Develop Internal Campus Transit U GGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGG GE GEE EEE RE R KKKIN IN INNNG NG RA RAAAAA RAGGGGGGGGGGGG NNNNNNNNNNNG NG GGGGGGGGGGGGGGG TU RK UR RKIN URBAN & ARCHITECTURAL DESIGN CONSIDERATIONS JAN. 2015 LAUREL STREET PUBLIC EDGE PLUM STREET “COMPLETE STREET” LAKE STREET “COMPLETE STREET” NN SOUTH HOUSING DISTRICT OPEN PARK- SUB DISTRICT COLLEGE AVENUE DISTRICT HISTORIC SUB-DISTRICT NORTH HOUSING DISTRICT RECREATION DISTRICT ACADEMIC CORE DISTRICT UCA SUB-DISTRICT CAMPUS DISTRICTS UNIVERSITY AVE. “COMPLETE STREET” PITKIN STREET “COMPLETE STREET” 15 URBAN & ARCHITECTURAL DESIGN CONSIDERATIONS JAN. 2015 District Guidelines • Consider existing architectural materials and qualities of adjacent buildings, match where and when appropriate while considerting current methods of construction. • Consider the scale, texture and patern of exterior building materials by incorporating building components appropriately scaled to the building use and in consideration of establishing a human scale. Campus Edge • To reinforce the campus edges with a continuous, cohesive perimeter that reﬂ ects the image of CSU. Setbacks & Build-to-Lines • Provide a setback line of new structures and buildings that reinforce the street or public open space. • Emphasize entrances by providing an additional setback to accommodate outdoor gathering areas. Building Massing & Scale • Limit building length and depth to 300 feet. • Maintain pedestrian scale with setbacks above 80 feet in height or four stories. • Restrict the number of attached buildings to three. 16 URBAN & ARCHITECTURAL DESIGN CONSIDERATIONS JAN. 2015 Building Programming • Establish programs elements that could take advantage of exterior spaces on the ground level. • Organize buildings to strengthen the relationship between interior spaces on campus and the exterior campus environment. Building Entrances • Be prominent and clearly visible, contributing to the life and activity of the outdoor pedestrian environment. • Encourage visual access to academic activities from the pedestrian environment. Open Space • Preserve views to Foothills and beyond • Respect 100-year ﬂ oodplain, enhance when possible • Preserve zone for “student life” and recreation Bicycle & Pedestrian Circulation • On major pedestrian/bicycle routes, separate pedestrians and bicyclists physically, where feasible. Landscape planting beds can buffer the different functions. 17 JAN. 2015 • An internal pedestrian way activated by uses • The Laurel Village Pavilion/Amphitheater as a mid-block community space URBAN & ARCHITECTURAL DESIGN CONSIDERATIONS Establish internal “mid-block” community spaces. Create a welcoming sense of arrival and strong indoor-outdoor connections. Locate academic, recreational, student life functions at high trafﬁ c areas. Find ways to interconnect exterior spaces with interior functions to build synergies between inside and outside. “VILLAGE WAY” CONCEPT 18 JAN. 2015 URBAN & ARCHITECTURAL DESIGN CONSIDERATIONS TRANSFORMATION WITH LANDSCAPE 19 Complete Streets: • Develop integrated, connected networks of streets that are safe and accessible for all people, regardless of age, ability, income, ethnicity, or chosen mode of travel. • Make active transportation such as walking and bicycling convenient; • Provide increased access to employment centers, commerce, and educational institutions • Allow greater choice in traveling so that transportation doesn’t drain a family’s piggy bank. Current CSU/ City Staff Collaboration: • West Central Area Plan • Lake Street Corridor • Prospect Road Corridor • Shields Street Corridor • Separated Grade Pedestrian/ Bike Crossings • Elizabeth Street Corridor Enhancements • Bicycle Master Plan JAN. 2015 URBAN & ARCHITECTURAL DESIGN CONSIDERATIONS COMPLETE STREETS 20 STUDENTS 0’ 75’ 150’ 300’ N GROSS RI SQUARE FEET PARKING BEDS FACULTY STUDENT:FACULTY RATIO AUXILIARY STRUCTURED PARKING INFRASTRUCTURE STUDENT HOUSING RESIDENT INSTRUCTION CUMULATIVE: TOTAL: LEGEND Building Plan 2020 SUMMARY 2014-2024 35,000 8,000 7,941,915 16,063 4,140 7,920 444 1,984 1,828,720 2,620 2012-2024: 18:1 RESEARCH GSF EMBEDDED IN RI: 355,600 NEW GROSS SQUARE FOOTAGE MAIN CAMPUS: MAIN CAMPUS: SOUTH CAMPUS: FOOTHILLS CAMPUS: SOUTH CAMPUS: FOOTHILLS CAMPUS: INFRASTRUCTURE COSTS: TOTAL: 1,328,720 135,000 365,000 $99 M $161 M $22 M $40 M TOTAL: 1,828,720 21 MAIN CAMPUS: MASTER PLAN 2014 LEGEND 35,000 Students JAN. 2015 CSURF-Controlled Property University-Controlled Property New/Future Buildings Existing Buildings WEST PROSPECT ROAD N 22 MASTERPLAN UPDATE SOUTH CAMPUS 23 MASTERPLAN UPDATE SOUTH CAMPUS ASSUMPTIONS • Limited Access Points • Expansion Potential Limited KEY ISSUES • Parking • Access & Security • Portray a Modern Research and Teaching Facility Identity • Integration of Main and South Campuses as a Cohesive Environment 24 SOUTH CAMPUS: CURRENT CONDITIONS 2014 trees: 556 assigned square footage: 902,677 vehicle parking spaces: 879 bicycle parking spaces: 172 GREEN SPACE 42% BUILDING COVERAGE 11% HARDSCAPE 47% 58 acres 15 acres 65 acres total (VTH Campus) acreage: 138 27,000 Students JAN. 2015 25 WEST DRAKE ROAD CENTRE AVENUE CENTRE AVENUE RESEARCH BOULEVARD N WEST DRAKE ROAD CENT CEN CE CCE CCEN CC RE AVENUUUUUUUUUUUUUEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEE EARC ARC AARC AR RC RCC RCCCCCH H HH HB HHH HHB HHHH HHHHH BB BBBB B 35,000 Students GUIDING PRINCIPLES LEGEND JAN. 2015 SOUTH CAMPUS: FRAMEWORK DIAGRAM • No Development in 100 Year Floodway 100 YEAR FLOODWAY SOUTH CAMPUS GREEN VTH QUAD VTH POND • Maintain + Reinforce Green Quads, Open Spaces CAMPUS IDENTITY GATEWAY CAMPUS IDENTITY CORNER CAMPUS IDENTITY GATEWAY CAMPUS IDENTITY GATEWAY CEEEEEEE CEEE CEE CENT CENTT CENTTTTT CENTTT CEN CENNNN CENN CENNN CE CCCCCCCCCCCCCCCC ENT ENTT EN EEEEEEEEE NT RE REE REEE RRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRR EA A AAA AAAAA AA VENU VENUU VEENU VEN VENNNNNN VENNNNNNNNNN VENN VENNNN VE VEE VVVV ENU ENUU EN ENN ENNNN NU NUU NUUU NUUUUU EEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEE 100 YEAR YEARR YEA EAR A AAA FLO FL FFFFF ODWA OODWA OOODWA OD OOO AYYYYYY GREEN SETBACK RESEA RESE RE ESEA ESE EEESEA E ESEEA SE EA DEN DENN DENNNN DE DENNN DDE DEEE DDEEEEE EEEN E EN EEN TITY TIT TITYY TITTY TITYYY TTITY TTTITY T TTTIT TTIT TTTTITY TTTTT TTTI TT I TY TYY T TYYYYYYY YYY Y GREEN SETBAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAACK CA CCCC • Establish Green Setbacks at Campus Edges GREEN SETBACK SPRING CREEK TRAIL • Establish Pedestrian + Bike Gateways CAMPUS BIKEWAY CITY BIKEWAY MASON BIKE TRAIL KKKK TTHH CCCCCCCCCCCCCA CA CCCA CCCCAA CCA CCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCC RE RRRRRRRRE RRE RRRE R AMP AM AMMP AMM AMPP AMMM AAM AAMMM AAAAAAAAAAAAAA MP MMP M MMMP MMM US UUUS UUS USS UUUUS UUSSS UUUUUUUS UUUSSSSSS U S R GRREE GREE GR GRE GGREE GRRRRREEEE REE R E N NSE NNSE NNNSE NS NNNNN NN NNS NSSE NNSSE NNNNS NSSSSE SSE SETTTTTT S SE GREE GR GRE GRREE GRRE GRRRE G GREEN RE REE R NSEEE N NS NSE NNN SE SEE SETTTTTTBBBBAAAACCCC E TTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAACCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCC C KKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKK KKKK CITY CITYY CITYYY CITYYYY CITYYYYYYY CIT CCCCCCCCCCC ITY IT TY TYY BIK BIKK BI BBBBBBBB IK EWW EWA EWAY EW EEEW EEW EE W WA CENT N RE EEE A VENU ENU EEEE EEEEEEEEE WEST DRAKE ROAD CENTRE AVENUE CENTRE AVENUE RESEARCH BOULEVARD N WEST DRAKE ROAD CENT CEN CE CCE CCEN CC RE AVENUUUUUUUUUUUUUEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEE ARC RC RRC RCCCCCCH H HH HB HHH HHHH HHHHH BB BBB BOULE BOU B BOUL BO VARD LEGEND Campus Edges - 35,000 Students JAN. 2015 SOUTH CAMPUS: FRAMEWORK DIAGRAM CEEEEEEE CEEE CEE CENT CEN CENTT CENTTTTT CENTTT CENNNN CENN CENNN CE CCCCCCCCCCCCCCCC EEN ENT EN ENTT EEEEEEEEE N NT VENUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEE UUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUU RESEA RESEAR RESE ESEA ESEAR ESE EESEAR E SEA SE EA AAR A RD SPRING CREEK TRAIL CAMPUS BIKEWAY CITY BIKEWAY MASON BIKE TRAIL RE RRE RRRRRRE RRRR EEEEEEE MASON MAS M AS ON O BIKE BIK BIKK IK I ET ETRAI TRAIILL RAI AI AILLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLL MAX BRT SPRING CREEK STATION MAX BRT DRAKE STATION MAX BRT PROSPECT STATION NORTH CAMPUS EDGE SOUTH CAMPUS EDGE CENTRE AVE. CAMPUS EDGE EAST CAMPUS EDGE RESEARCH AVE. CAMPUS EDGE Primary Campus Identity Gateway Bikeway Secondary Campus Identity Gateway MAX Bus Rapid Transit (BRT) RE RRE RRRRRRRRE RRRE TTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTT RE REEE REE REEEEE REEEEEEE REEEE RRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRR EA EAAAAA EAAAAAAAAAAAAA EAAA EAAAAAAAAAAA EE EEEEEEEEEEEEE AAAAAAAAAAA AA VENU VENUU VEENU VEN VENNNNNN VENNNNNNNNNN VENN VENNNN VE VEE VVVV ENU ENUU EN ENN ENNNN NU NUU NUUU NUUUUU 27 WEST DRAKE ROAD CENTRE AVENUE CENTRE AVENUE RESEARCH BOULEVARD N 35,000 Students JAN. 2015 SOUTH CAMPUS: MASTER PLAN 28 2014 MASTERPLAN UPDATE FOOTHILLS CAMPUS 29 MASTERPLAN UPDATE FOOTHILLS CAMPUS COLLEGE LAKE RAM RAMPA RAMM AM AMP AMPA A RT RO AD LAPOR LAPORTE TE A AV ENUE SOUTH OVER ER E LAND LAN TRAIL AIL HORSETOOTH RESERVOIR ASSUMPTIONS • Retain Agricultural/Rural Character • Christman Field is an Asset to Remain • Federal, State and City Inholdings to Remain KEY ISSUES • Access and Security • Limited Utilities North of LaPorte Avenue • Lack of Connectivity on Campus between LaPorte Avenue and Rampart Road • Lack of Connectivity between Foothills Campus and Main Campus • Increased Neighborhood Pressure • What is the Highest and Best Use of Foothills Campus? 30 FOOTHILLS CAMPUS: CURRENT CONDITIONS 2014 Foothills Campus Boundary LEGEND COLLEGE LAKE RAMPART ROAD LAPORTE AVENUE SOUTH OVERLAND TRAIL HORSETOOTH RESERVOIR N HUGHES STADIUM JAN. 2015 31 FOOTHILLS CAMPUS: CURRENT CONDITIONS 2014 27,000 Students trees: 785 assigned square footage: 1,209,881 bicycle parking spaces: 761 HARDSCAPE 16% 226 acres GREEN SPACE 74% 1,178 acres BUILDING COVERAGE 2% 34 acres total acreage: 1,439* not including Hughes danbihn.com JAN. 2015 32 5MW SOLAR PLANT FORT COLLINS WATER TREATMENT PLANT LAPORTE AVENUE OVERLAND TRAIL GUIDING PRINCIPLES N LEGEND 35,000 Students JAN. 2015 FOOTHILLS CAMPUS: FRAMEWORK DIAGRAM ANIMAL RESEARCH ANIMAL RESEARCH LAPORTE AVENU STATE FOREST NURSERY • Allocated Land for Animal Research, Preserved Land for State Forest Nursery COLLEGE HORSETOOTH LAKE RESERVOIR 5MW SOLAR PLANT FORT COLLINS WATER TREATMENT PLANT ANIMAL RESEARCH AN RES STTATE TATE FORES NURSERY HORSETOOTH RESERVOIR CITY OPEN LANDS • Maintain + Reinforce Green Quads, Open Spaces GREEN GREENSETBACK SETBACK GE G E 100FT. ECOLOGIC BUFFER AT WATERWAYS+WATER BODIES 100FT. ECOLOGIC BUFFER AT WATERWAYS+WATER BODIES CAMPUS IDENTITY GATEWAY CAMPUS IDENTITY GATEWAY • Establish Green Setbacks at Campus Edges, Waterways + Water Bodies SS COLLE LAKE S NO BUILD ZONE OPEN LANDS PRESERVE LEGEND 35,000 Students JAN. 2015 C OLLEGE LAKE RAMPART ROAD LAPORTE AVENUE SOUTH OVERLAND TRAIL HORSETOOTH RESERVOIR N FOOTHILLS CAMPUS University-Controlled Property MASTER PLAN 2014 New/Future Buildings Existing Buildings HUGHES STADIUM TO THE SOUTH SOUTH OVERLAND TRAIL 34 MAIN & SOUTH CAMPUS: FORTHCOMING PROJECTS LEGEND JAN. 2015 CSURF-Controlled Property University-Controlled Property New/Future Buildings Existing Buildings CAMPUS PROJECTS 2015-2018 CAMPUS PROJECTS 2015-2018 REQUIRING FUTURE P&Z REVIEW 1 ON CAMPUS STADIUM 2 AGGIE VILLAGE NORTH REDEVELOPMENT 3 ANIMAL SCIENCE ADDITION 4 BIOLOGY BUILDING 5 EQUINE HOSPITAL AND RESEARCH CENTER 6 BAY FARM HORTICULURE CENTER 7 MEDICAL CENTER & PARKING STRUCTURE 8 TEMPORARY PARKING LOT 9 SURFACE PARKING LOT 1 2 3 4 6 7 8 9 5 35 JAN. 2015 Master Plan documents can be found on the Facilities Management website: www.fm.colostate.edu/construction Under “Documents of Interest” 36 • No Development in Foothills Zone EL. 5800 MAX. BUILDING ELEVATION • Establish Pedestrian + Bike Gateways • Preserve + Reinforce View Corridors COLLEGE LAKE VIEW CORRIDOR • Establish Mass Transit Multi-Use Trail Vehicular Bus Transit 33 • Establish Mass Transit Centers MAX/BRT GUIDEWAY BBBBOU BBBBBB OULEVAR ULE LEVA ARD RD RDD RDDD VVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVT VVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVTH VVVVVVVVVVVT VVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVTH T QU Q QQQQQ QQ QQQQQQQU • Preserve + Reinforce View Corridors VIEW CORRIDOR MAINTAIN VIEW CORRIDOR WAY WA WAAY WAYY WAYYY AY AYYYYYY Multi-Use Trail Vehicular MAX Bus Rapid Transit Bus Transit 26 RAG UR RKIN RAG MASON BIKE TRAIL BIKE PATH BIKE PATH • Maximize Alternative Modes of Transportation Bike Path QUARTER-MILE RADIUS HALF-MILE RADIUS STR N Vehicular • Make Campus Permeable to the Community • Maintain Vehicle Access MERIDIAN AVENUE UUNIV U YY CENTER AVENNUE WEST LAKE STREET WEST LAKE STREET MERIDIAN AVENUE WEST PITKIN STREET OLD MAIN DRIVE OVAL DRIVE HOWES STREET MELDRUM STREET LOOMIS STREET CENTER AVENUE MAX/BRT GUIDEWAY MAX Bus Rapid Transit • Establish Mass Transit Centers Around the Horn Campus Shuttle OVAL DRIVE MAX/BRT GUIDEWAY FUTURE PARKING GARAGE E G GGG GEEEEEEEEEEEE BIKE PATH 14 CORNER CAMPUS IDENTITY CORNER CAMPUS IDENTITY CORNER 100FT. SETBACK 1100 YEAR R PEDESTRIAN CORE • Expand + Reinforce Pedestrian Core/Plaza WW ELIZ TREEEEEE EET E SHIELDS STREET 40FT SE ET EEEE BACK LIZABETH STR DS STR FLOODDDDD N LOODDDDDDDD ODDD • Preserve + Reinforce View Corridors PITKIN STREET VIEW CORRIDOR PLUM STREET VIEW CORRIDOR UNIVERSITY AVE VIEW CORRIDOR LAGO LAGOOOOOON ON G SPACE LAGO VE NUUUUUUE UE UUU THE GREAT GREEN VIEW CORRIDOR S QUAD OV PIT W C QUARTER-MILE RADIUS C STR AM NT NE GG W HALF-MILE RADIUS N 13 - User - IRC Amy Parsons Lynn Johnson Rick Miranda Bruce Hendee (City of Fort Collins) Fred Haberecht Robin Brown Tom Milligan Jim Dolak Doug Max ASCSU President Kathleen Henry Steven Hultin Mike Rush Internal Review Committee (IRC) Mike Rush Fred Haberecht Per Hogestad Outside Architect Outside Architect Outside Landscape Architect Design Committees Facilities Management (FM) Project Manager Design Review Committee (DRC) VPUO Representative Student Representative DRC Vice Presi- dent for Uni- versity Opera- tions (VPUO) - Cabinet - BOG - State - Board of Governors (BOG) - Colorado Commission on Higher Ed (CCHE) - User - IRC - User - IRC - User - IRC - User - IRC DRC DRC 7