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DIRECTORY:
(click here to see
a graphic diagram of the design guideline process) |
Community Participation and Schedule
The Historical Resources Management Commission (HRMC) is sponsoring
the community participation effort for developing the design guidelines.
The HRMC is working with neighborhood and community groups to establish
the criteria in which the guidelines are to be based.
PLANNING PROCESS
The design guidelines process is organized into three phases:
- PHASE 1: Defining Design Issues
- The primary objective for the first phase is to provide an educational
presentation that summarizes preservation and conservation issues and opportunities
for the planning area. This information would be used as the initial chapter
in the guidelines and to inform the community meetings.
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- PHASE 2: Design Principles
- The objective for the second phase is to establish a popular set of
guiding principles that act as a foundation for development standards and
design guidelines used in the overlay district.
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- PHASE 3: Design Guidelines Documents
- The objective for Phase 3 is to produce a document that provides guidance
to project sponsors, City staff, HRMC, Planning Commission, and City Council
in ensuring new development and renovation investments are compatible with
the traditional scale and patterns in the overlay district.
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COMMUNITY WORKSHOPS
Over the course of the process there will several opportunities for
the community to take part in shaping the guidelines. Besides the scheduled
meetings below, you can request the HRMC to make a presentation to your
community organization.
The following calendar will be periodically updated to reflect the times
and places for community meetings and workshops. The results of workshops
will also be posted here to provide an ongoing summary of workshop results.
- Area-wide Design Issues and Principles Workshop
- (Click here to see the results of the October
27, 1999 workshop)
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- October 28 HRMC Reception
- (Click here to see the results of the October
28 HRMC open house)
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- Neighborhood Design Principles Workshops
- Once the draft design principles are summarized from the first workshop,
the HRMC will sponsor four neighborhood workshops. The overall objective
of these workshops is to review the principles from the Design Issues and
Principles Workshop, identify each neighborhood's design features, and
discuss conservation issues.
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- Old North Neighborhood
- (Click here to see the results of the January
29, 2000 Old North Davis workshop)
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- Old East Neighborhood
- (Click here to see the results of the January
29, 2000 Old East Davis workshop)
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- University/Rice Lane Neighborhood
- (Click here to see the results of the February
5, 2000 University Avenue/Rice Lane workshop)
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- Downtown Urban Design Workshop
- (Click here to see the results of the April
6, 2000 Downtown Urban Design Workshop)
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- Downtown Design Guidelines Workshop
- (Click here to see the results of the April
20, 2000 Downtown Design Guidelines Workshop)
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- HRMC Public Hearing
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- Date: TBA
- Location: TBA
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- City Council Public Hearing
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- Date: TBA
- Location: TBA
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