1	Specific Plan for the University Area Neighborhoods
2	University Neighborhoods Plan The Consultants KPS Group, Inc Darrell Meyer Ben Wieseman Skipper Consulting, Inc Mickey Hall Julie LeNoir
3	University Neighborhoods Plan The Process Kickoff Workshop Analysis and Evaluation of Opportunities Specific Plan for the University Neighborhoods Zoning Ordinance and Map Plan Review and Adoption
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11	University Neighborhoods Plan Assets Off-campus freedom Community feel Home cooking Party houses Old homes Trees The Strip Close to UA and Downtown Mix of neighborhoods Sidewalks Open fields Churches Post Office Town and Gown Shopping opportunities
12	University Neighborhoods Plan Liabilities Security / lighting Housing conditions Parking on the street Crack Alley perception Waste management Party houses Landlord-tenant relations Traffic circle design/location Neighbor communication Landlord deposit abuse Noise Parking Transit missing North-south traffic access Access to Strip No place for bicycles Three-unrelated limits Property maintenance Uninformed tenants Secretive tenants
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14	University Neighborhoods Plan Overall Opportunities Attitudes and relations Organization and information Student activities and recreation Regulations and enforcement Environmental quality Routine maintenance Access and parking Redevelopment Wayfinding Security Image
15	University Neighborhoods Plan Physical Opportunities Major image corridors Gateways and decision points Bicycle and pedestrian corridors Neighborhood redevelopment Neighborhoods and centers Commercial redevelopment Neighborhood parking On-campus housing On-campus parking Security upgrades Roadway changes
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17	University Neighborhoods Plan Neighborhood Goals Provide safe, accessible, attractive neighborhoods Provide safe, convenient, attractive accessibility for motor vehicles, bicycles and pedestrians Provide accessible, safe, attractive commerce Encourage appropriate redevelopment Transition between uses logically Support Historic District integrity Separate incompatible uses Concentrate similar uses
18	University Neighborhoods Plan Strategic Concept—1 Concentrate medium-high density multi-family housing in areas of high accessibility to campus Use a transition area as the location for low-density and medium-density attached and detached housing Add a focus area, of an appropriate type, to each recognized neighborhood—a vest-pocket park, an open space, a common parking area or some combination Create a system of primary bicycle and pedestrian corridors to interconnect the campus and the University Area Neighborhoods
19	University Neighborhoods Plan Strategic Concept—2 Encourage appropriate commercial infill of the University Strip Allow infilling of compatible, small-scale commercial uses on University Boulevard and Bryant Drive Use major trees and other landscape improvements to mark key internal decision intersections Use significant buildings, major trees and landscape improvements to mark gateways to major image corridors
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21	University Neighborhoods Plan Proposed Land Use Concentrate similar uses Transition between uses logically Support current neighborhood needs Provide framework for neighborhood vision Encourage appropriate redevelopment Support Historic District integrity
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24	University Neighborhoods Plan Overall Implementation System Advice, Education and Persuasion Operations and Maintenance Incentives and Inducements Capital Improvements Regulation
25	University Neighborhoods Plan Advice, Education and Persuasion Good Neighbor Policy Meet and greet programs Off-Campus Association Landlord recognition and referral system Rental unit disclosure system Neighborhood watch Block parties Visible police presence Public safety education Game Day information system
26	University Neighborhoods Plan Capital Improvements Student life facilities Vest-pocket parks Mini-parking lots Pedestrian/bicycle corridors Curb/gutter/sidewalk upgrades Tree planting program Handicap access upgrades Drainage system upgrades Wayfinding system Shared driveways/parking Pedestrian lighting Decision point upgrades Gateway upgrades CBD/Strip streetscape Traffic control upgrades University transit system and park-and-ride Bicycle support facilities Security call box extension Game Day improvements
27	University Neighborhoods Plan Incentives and Inducements Off-Campus Association Landlord recognition and rental housing registry Faculty/staff housing support program Mini-parking lots at the block level Street lighting—pedestrian scale Right-of-way maintenance Vest pocket parks Good Neighbor Policy Student life facilities and activities Shared parking facilities, e.g., churches
28	University Neighborhoods Plan Operations and Maintenance Solid waste management Right-of-way maintenance Street tree maintenance and replacement Clear sidewalk program Visible police presence Systematic code enforcement Infrastructure maintenance Parks maintenance Parking lot upkeep Game Day operations
29	University Neighborhoods Plan Regulation Zoning Ordinance and Map revisions Sign Ordinance revisions Anti-Neglect Ordinance Historic District Standards Sidewalk Maintenance Ordinance Nuisance Party Ordinance Noise Ordinance system Housing Code Rental Housing License and Inspection Program Parking Management and Permit System
30	University Neighborhoods Plan Proposed Zoning Ordinance Revisions—1 R-3H: modified version of R-3 to apply to all Historic Districts of the University Area Neighborhoods other than Pinehurst Drive R-4U: modified version of R-4 for the University Area Neighborhoods to permit low-density and medium-density attached (but not multi-family) dwellings RMF-2: limit height to three stories or 40 feet Devise a new BNU district for the University Strip Devise a new Institutional District category to include all churches in the University Area Neighborhoods
31	University Neighborhoods Plan Proposed Zoning Ordinance Revisions—2 Define net acreage as the total gross acreage less existing and proposed rights-of-way and open space having less than 3:1 slope to be dedicated to public use Define dwelling to include and describe all the various types and forms of single-family detached and attached and multi-family housing Modify the parking requirements regarding number and location of spaces in R-3H, R-4U and RMF-2 districts Prohibit parking in front yard setbacks and required usable open space in R-3H, R-4U and RMF-2 districts
32	University Neighborhoods Plan Proposed Zoning Ordinance Revisions—3 Low-Density Single-Family: single-family detached dwellings having a density no greater than 4.0 units per net acre Medium-Density Single-Family: single-family detached and attached dwellings having a density no greater than 8.0 units per net acre High-Density Single-Family: single-family attached dwellings having a density no greater than 12.0 units per net acre
33	University Neighborhoods Plan Proposed Zoning Ordinance Revisions—4 Low-Density Multi-Family: multi-family dwellings having a density no greater than 8.0 units per net acre Medium-Density Multi-Family: multi-family dwellings having a density no greater than 16.0 units per net acre High-Density Multi-Family: multi-family dwellings having a density no greater than 22.0 units per net acre
34	University Neighborhoods Plan Proposed Zoning Map Revisions RMF-2: reduce area to that designated for medium-high density multi-family housing in the inner core R-4U: medium-density single-family attached housing around the RMF-2 inner core R-3H: coterminous with all Historic Districts of the University Area Neighborhoods other than Pinehurst Drive R-1: low-density, single-family areas in the northwest BNU: University Strip commerce except at Audubon Place intersection
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38	University Neighborhoods Plan Specific Plan Inventory and Analysis Evaluation and Opportunities Strategic Concept Land Use Traffic, Access Management and Parking Public Improvements Plan Implementation System
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46	University Neighborhoods Plan The Process Kickoff Workshop—4/22 Analysis and Evaluation of Opportunities—5/27 Specific Plan for the University Neighborhood—6/22 Zoning Ordinance and Map—7/15 Plan Review by Planning Commission—8/17 proposed
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