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TAP August 27th Meeting
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Transit Oriented Development
Charlotte will be a vibrant LIVABLE CITY where all residents of all income levels have convenient transportation access to employment services and housing choices.
Goals of the TOD Districts Update
Goals
Build on a Foundation
Foundation
- Implement Adopted Policy
- Model a new Unified Development Ordinance
Emphasize Form
Form
- Updated Design Standards
- Districts range based on Form/Intensity
Improve
Function
Function
- More predictability with less process
- Provide incentives to get affordable housing, transportation and open space
Provide
Flexibility
Flexibility
- Focus on form not use
- Clear criteria and process for considering alternative solutions
Transit Oriented
Development
TOD Districts
Concept
What is different from the current TOD Districts to the New TOD Districts?
Current
TOD
Ordinance Districts
INTENSITY AND REQUIREMENTS
TOD-Moderate Intensity [M1]
TOD-High Intensity Transition [H2]
TOD-Moderate Intensity Transition [M2]
TOD-High Intensity [H1]
New TOD Districts
Application
How is TOD applied?
1 Mile
1/2 Mile
TRANSIT LINE
How is TOD applied?
[M1] Moderate Intensity
[H1] High Intensity
Moderate Intensity Transition
High Intensity Transition
High Intensity
TRANSIT LINE
Moderate Intensity
[H2]High
Intensity
Transition
[M2] Moderate
Intensity
Transition
Timeline + Next Steps
Transit Oriented Development: Where We've Been
450+ Comments
Received
August 2018:
Deliver 4 TOD District Standards
February:
TOD-A Delivery 1
December:
Drafting
Begins
March:
TOD-A
Full Draft
Informational Meeting: August 14th
Transit Oriented Development: Timeline
November
Public
Meetings as
Needed
August 14: Public Informational Meeting
October 9:
Public Meeting on Text Amendment Draft
Winter:
Hearings + Adoption
October:
File Text Amendment
Aug/Sept:
Full Draft Complete
Draft for Text Amendment
Summer/Fall:
Public Input + OAC +
Final Draft
Review: What's New?
Districts based on intensity and form -
- More appropriate for the range of our stations, variety of transit types and surrounding neighborhoods.
Simplified, graphic format –
- Easier for all to use and understand.
Review: What's New?
- Updated design standards –
- amplifies key form elements necessary to create vibrant, walkable urban places.
Review: What's New?
Increased flexibility –
- Transparent process for considering alternative design solutions.
Incentives –
- Bonus provisions to encourage affordable housing and public space.
Next Steps
- Following TEXT AMENDMENT filing process is:
- Planning Commission [Hearing + Recommendation]
- City Council [Hearing + Adoption]
After TOD Adoption:
- MAPPING will begin
- Approach currently being finalized