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HomeMy WebLinkAboutBRAZIL 99 (CAMPUS WEST REDEVELOPMENT) - PDP - 45-98 - SUBMITTAL DOCUMENTS - ROUND 1 - PLANNING OBJECTIVES! I. v (vi) For this submittal there has been no variance from the submittal criteria. (vii) Perimeter site screening planting is provided to avoid conflicts with adjacent land uses. There are no wetlands, or natural areas on or near this site. (viii) There has been no neighborhood meeting held for this project. (ix) This project has been known in the past as Campus West Theater and shall be known for this redevelopment as Campus West Redevelopment. w Campus West Redevelopment Additions and Alterations to the Campus West Theatre (h) Statement of planning objectives including: (i) The zoning for the proposed project is C-C, Community Commercial District. All of the proposed uses are permitted uses in this district. There is a possibility that a tenant may wish to place a nightclub in this development, which is a use subject to further review. If a tenant wished to locate a nightclub in this development it will be the tenants responsibility to receive all required approval. This development will provide a mixed -use commercial / retail / restaurant development to the Campus West Area. The site and architecture of the building is designed to provide an inviting and comfortable development for visitors. . The addition of pedestrian scale canopies, pedestrian plazas at building entries, an outdoor courtyard, seatwalls, bike racks, sidewalk connections, increased and improved planting, trash dumpster enclosure, pedestrian scale lighting near walkways, improved parking lot lighting, and an improved parking lot layout, will all help to create a very attractive inviting project. (ii) The project is designed to be easily accessible and enjoyable to the pedestrian. There are awnings and seating at all entries to the building. All entries to the building are pedestrian accessible from either West Elizabeth Avenue or City Park Avenue. A landscape buffer comprising trees, shrubs, and groundcover will surround the development to buffer differing land uses. There are no natural areas or wetlands on or near this development. (iii) All open space areas are to remain private. The maintenance of open space areas will be the responsibility of the owner. The current owner is intending to maintain ownership of the project and will lease space to tenants. (iv) At this time it is difficult to estimate the number of employees in that tenants for the property have not been identified. It is probable that . differing uses would require different numbers of employees. (v) The rationale behind this project is to increase the value of the rental space in the building by improving the exterior appearance of the architecture, to improve the site appearance and pedestrian circulation, the addition of outdoor pedestrian spaces, and the addition of perimeter site screening.