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UDO
Priorities
Placetypes
TOD
Zoning Districts
TOD
Zoning Districts
How have
we set the stage?
Transit Oriented Development
Charlotte, North Carolina
How we set the stage.....
South End Vision Plan
- Built on prior work to "raise the bar" with development standards
- Design Guidelines Chapter for implementation
- Includes Lessons Learned from existing development and looks forward to the next 20 years in South End
How we set the stage.....
Planning Commission
Focused work on specific areas for improvement in the TOD Ordinance:
- Street Level and Pedestrian Activation
- Parking Design and Street Treatment
- Trail Oriented Development
- Design and Density
- Parking Standards
How does Placetypes relate to the TOD Districts?
How does Placetypes Policy Translate to Districts?
Typical Station Area Placetype
Design buildings to front on public streets or on open spaces, with minimal setbacks and with windows and doors at street level instead of expansive blank walls.
All retail and office buildings fronting directly on a public or private street or fronting on a public multi-use path along a transit line and identified in an area plan shall be designed so that the first floor façade of the building(s) along all streets and pathways includes clear glass windows and doors to increase pedestrian interest. These openings shall be arranged so that the uses are visible from and to the street and/or pathway on at least 50% of the length of the first floor street level frontage.
PLACETYPE
ORDINANCE
How does Placetypes Policy Translate to Districts?
Typical Station Area Placetype
Structured parking facilities shall meet the following additional requirements:
(1) At least fifty (50%) of the linear street level frontage of the facility shall be devoted to retail, office, civic, institutional, or residential uses.
Design parking structures to include active uses on the ground floor street frontage.
PLACETYPE
ORDINANCE
What will the new TOD Districts cover?
What will the new TOD Districts cover?
- Form Standards vs. Use Standards
- Graphics vs. Text
- User Friendly
SAMPLE
What will the new TOD Districts cover?
- Use Table
- Definitions
- Applicability
- Special Use Process
- Design Standards
- Off-Street Parking Standards
- Landscape Standards
- Signs
- Accessory Structures
What will the new TOD Districts cover?
The new TOD Districts will be a testing ground for
the new UDO.
There will likely be several types of TOD:
- Most Intense to Least Intense
Mapping of New TOD Districts
How to Get There:
The Next 6 Months
How to Get There:
The Next 6 Months
January
- Staff and Consultant developing TOD district language
January
February
- First Draft for Review
- UDO Committee Review
- Planning Commission Review
February
March
- UDO Committee Review
- Planning Commission Review
- Public Meeting #1
March
April
- UDO Committee Review
- Planning Commission Review
April
May
- Public Meeting #2
May
June
- TOD District Public Hearing Draft for Adoption Process
- Adoption Process begins