Adoption of the Rosslyn Sector Plan - Arlingtonva
Adoption of the Rosslyn Sector Plan Transportation Commission Meeting June 29, 2015
Presentation Purposes • Brief reminder of the status and the plan’s overall vision • Review key transportation revisions since the RTA • Discussion questions and Commission input
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Planning Process and Timeline Month
Meetings
April
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RAFOM C.A. (4/15)
May
• • • • • • •
Process Panel (5/13) E2C2 (5/18) Rosslyn BID (5/20) LRPC (5/20, 5/21) Park and Recreation Comm. (5/26) Urban Forestry Comm. (5/28) Transportation Comm. (5/28)
June
• • • •
Planning Commission (6/3) Housing Commission (6/4) County Board (RTA) (6/13) Transportation Commission (6/29)
• •
Planning Commission (7/8) County Board (Action) (7/18 or 7/21)
July
Milestones
1st Draft Plan for Public Review
Rosslyn Sector Plan Adoption
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Project Schedule Sector Plan Organization 1. About this Document 2. Positioning Rosslyn 3. Rosslyn Master Plan • Framework • Vision statement and principles • Goals and policies • Illustrative concept plan • Sustainability • Land use • Transportation • Parks and open space • Urban design, building height and and form 4. Implementation Appendix (additional street-cross sections)
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Project Schedule Vision
5
Illustrative Concept Plan
A Two-way Streets B 18th Street Extension
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C Metro Plaza D New Ped/Bike Bridge Connections E Gateway Park F Freedom Park 6
Illustrative Concept Plan
G 18th Street Corridor of Parks and Plazas H Rosslyn Plaza Park I
J
Esplanade
J Observation Deck
K Peaks and Valleys L Improved pedestrian and bicycle network M Land Use Goals
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Project Schedule Revisions to Transportation Elements • Added recommendation for central bike parking facility • Expanded 18th Street discussion • Revised sidewalk width map and provided more details on sidewalk elements • Revised street classifications/typologies and labels for clarity • Revised bicycle facilities map in response to comments • Revised street sections in response to comments
• Other corrections/updates to text 8
Project Schedule Revisions to Transportation Elements • Added recommendation for central bike parking facility • Policy T9: Expand and enhance the system of bike facilities in and around Rosslyn, including the addition of protected bike lanes/cycle tracks, new connections to surrounding federal parkland and regional destinations, and exploration of a centralized bicycle parking facility.
• Bicycle network recommendation E: Increase streetside bicycle parking opportunities and enhance provision of secure bicycle parking within existing and planned buildings. Explore options for locating a centralized bicycle parking facility in Rosslyn. 9
Project Schedule Revisions to Transportation Elements • Expanded 18th Street discussion
10
Project Schedule Revisions to Transportation Elements • Revised sidewalk width map
11
Project Schedule Revisions to Transportation Elements • Provided more details on sidewalk elements
12
Project Schedule Revisions to Transportation Elements • Revised street classifications/typologies and labels for clarity
13
Project Schedule Revisions to Transportation Elements • Revised bicycle facilities map in response to comments
14
Project Schedule Revisions to Transportation Elements • Revised street sections in response to comments
15
Project Schedule Revisions to Transportation Elements • Revised street sections in response to comments
16
Project Schedule Revisions to Transportation Elements • Revised street sections based on comments received
17
Project Schedule Revisions to Transportation Elements • Revised street sections based on comments received
18
Planning Process and Timeline Month
Meetings
April
•
RAFOM C.A. (4/15)
May
• • • • • • •
Process Panel (5/13) E2C2 (5/18) Rosslyn BID (5/20) LRPC (5/20, 5/21) Park and Recreation Comm. (5/26) Urban Forestry Comm. (5/28) Transportation Comm. (5/28)
June
• • • •
Planning Commission (6/3) Housing Commission (6/4) County Board (RTA) (6/13) Transportation Commission (6/29)
• •
Planning Commission (7/8) County Board (Action) (7/18 or 7/21)
July
Milestones
1st Draft Plan for Public Review
Rosslyn Sector Plan Adoption
19
Discussion
20
Project Schedule Affordable Housing Policies
Recommendations
21
Project Schedule Revisions to Transportation Elements • Revised street sections based on comments received
22
Project Schedule Revisions to Transportation Elements • Revised to street sections based on comments received
23
Project Schedule Revisions to Transportation Elements • Revised to street sections based on comments received
24
Project Schedule Two Way Streets (Lynn, Fort Myer, and Kent)
Project Schedule th 18 Street Extension / Parks
26
Project Schedule Metro Plaza/Station Enhancements
27
Project Schedule Gateway Park Revitalization
28
Project Schedule Freedom Park Expansion/Enhancement
29
Project Schedule Esplanade I Esplanade
30
Project Schedule Esplanade
31
Project Schedule Building Height & Form / Land Use Peaks & Valleys Approach
• 13-14 million square feet of new mixed-use development (19-20 million square feet full build out; in 65 acres) Land Use •Goal of 4,0005,000 new housing units 32
Presentation Purposes • Brief reminder of the status and the plan’s overall vision • Review key transportation revisions since the RTA • Discussion questions and Commission input
2
Planning Process and Timeline Month
Meetings
April
•
RAFOM C.A. (4/15)
May
• • • • • • •
Process Panel (5/13) E2C2 (5/18) Rosslyn BID (5/20) LRPC (5/20, 5/21) Park and Recreation Comm. (5/26) Urban Forestry Comm. (5/28) Transportation Comm. (5/28)
June
• • • •
Planning Commission (6/3) Housing Commission (6/4) County Board (RTA) (6/13) Transportation Commission (6/29)
• •
Planning Commission (7/8) County Board (Action) (7/18 or 7/21)
July
Milestones
1st Draft Plan for Public Review
Rosslyn Sector Plan Adoption
3
Project Schedule Sector Plan Organization 1. About this Document 2. Positioning Rosslyn 3. Rosslyn Master Plan • Framework • Vision statement and principles • Goals and policies • Illustrative concept plan • Sustainability • Land use • Transportation • Parks and open space • Urban design, building height and and form 4. Implementation Appendix (additional street-cross sections)
4
Project Schedule Vision
5
Illustrative Concept Plan
A Two-way Streets B 18th Street Extension
J
C Metro Plaza D New Ped/Bike Bridge Connections E Gateway Park F Freedom Park 6
Illustrative Concept Plan
G 18th Street Corridor of Parks and Plazas H Rosslyn Plaza Park I
J
Esplanade
J Observation Deck
K Peaks and Valleys L Improved pedestrian and bicycle network M Land Use Goals
7
Project Schedule Revisions to Transportation Elements • Added recommendation for central bike parking facility • Expanded 18th Street discussion • Revised sidewalk width map and provided more details on sidewalk elements • Revised street classifications/typologies and labels for clarity • Revised bicycle facilities map in response to comments • Revised street sections in response to comments
• Other corrections/updates to text 8
Project Schedule Revisions to Transportation Elements • Added recommendation for central bike parking facility • Policy T9: Expand and enhance the system of bike facilities in and around Rosslyn, including the addition of protected bike lanes/cycle tracks, new connections to surrounding federal parkland and regional destinations, and exploration of a centralized bicycle parking facility.
• Bicycle network recommendation E: Increase streetside bicycle parking opportunities and enhance provision of secure bicycle parking within existing and planned buildings. Explore options for locating a centralized bicycle parking facility in Rosslyn. 9
Project Schedule Revisions to Transportation Elements • Expanded 18th Street discussion
10
Project Schedule Revisions to Transportation Elements • Revised sidewalk width map
11
Project Schedule Revisions to Transportation Elements • Provided more details on sidewalk elements
12
Project Schedule Revisions to Transportation Elements • Revised street classifications/typologies and labels for clarity
13
Project Schedule Revisions to Transportation Elements • Revised bicycle facilities map in response to comments
14
Project Schedule Revisions to Transportation Elements • Revised street sections in response to comments
15
Project Schedule Revisions to Transportation Elements • Revised street sections in response to comments
16
Project Schedule Revisions to Transportation Elements • Revised street sections based on comments received
17
Project Schedule Revisions to Transportation Elements • Revised street sections based on comments received
18
Planning Process and Timeline Month
Meetings
April
•
RAFOM C.A. (4/15)
May
• • • • • • •
Process Panel (5/13) E2C2 (5/18) Rosslyn BID (5/20) LRPC (5/20, 5/21) Park and Recreation Comm. (5/26) Urban Forestry Comm. (5/28) Transportation Comm. (5/28)
June
• • • •
Planning Commission (6/3) Housing Commission (6/4) County Board (RTA) (6/13) Transportation Commission (6/29)
• •
Planning Commission (7/8) County Board (Action) (7/18 or 7/21)
July
Milestones
1st Draft Plan for Public Review
Rosslyn Sector Plan Adoption
19
Discussion
20
Project Schedule Affordable Housing Policies
Recommendations
21
Project Schedule Revisions to Transportation Elements • Revised street sections based on comments received
22
Project Schedule Revisions to Transportation Elements • Revised to street sections based on comments received
23
Project Schedule Revisions to Transportation Elements • Revised to street sections based on comments received
24
Project Schedule Two Way Streets (Lynn, Fort Myer, and Kent)
Project Schedule th 18 Street Extension / Parks
26
Project Schedule Metro Plaza/Station Enhancements
27
Project Schedule Gateway Park Revitalization
28
Project Schedule Freedom Park Expansion/Enhancement
29
Project Schedule Esplanade I Esplanade
30
Project Schedule Esplanade
31
Project Schedule Building Height & Form / Land Use Peaks & Valleys Approach
• 13-14 million square feet of new mixed-use development (19-20 million square feet full build out; in 65 acres) Land Use •Goal of 4,0005,000 new housing units 32
