REF. DN WASHINGTON AVENUE 80' ROW 12TH STREET 66' ROW LOT 3 LOT 4 1115 WASHINGTON AVE OWNERS: DIANE & JOHN BANKS PROSPECTORS ALLEY LOT 1 CLEAR CREEK SQUARE FILI N G NO. 3 OWNER: 9TH STREET CAPITAL LLC CLEAR CREEK SQUARE PARKING CONDO MINIUMS FILING NO. 3 OWNER: CLEA R CR EEK SQUARE CONDO OWNER'S ASSOCIA TION INC. TRASH & RECYCLING NEW FABRIC SAIL & STEEL STRUCTURE STRUCTURE ABOVE PATIO 1119 WASHINGTO N AVE PARCEL A 1119 WASHINGTO N AVE PARCEL B MAIN VENUE ENTRY SECOND FLOOR SEPARATE ENTRANCE "WELCOME TO GOLDEN" ARCH (E) STREET LAMP (E) BUFFALO SCULPTURE (E) STREET LAMP (E) PEDESTRIAN RAMP (E) STREET LAMP (E) STREET TREES (E) PEDESTRIAN RAMP (E) CURB & GUTTER (E) STREET TREES LOWER LEVEL PATIO ENTRY NEW STAGE PROPERTY LINE EXISTING PARALLEL PARKING; TYP. MECHANICAL AREA NEW BIKE RACK & REPAIR STATION INSTALLED NEXT TO EXISTING BIKE RACK MAIN ADA COMPLIANT ENTRANCE PROJECT DATA PROPERTY OWNER: STREETCONE, LLC PROPERTY ADDRESS: 1119 WASHINGTON AVE. GOLDEN, CO 80401 PARCEL ID: 30-273-10-004 APPLICABLE CODES: FOR CITY OF GOLDEN COLORADO 2015 IBC 2015 IECC 2015 IFC 2015 IFGC 2015 IEBC 2015 IMC 2015 IPC INTERNATIONAL BUILDING CODE INTERNATIONAL ENERGY CONSERVATION CODE INTERNATIONAL FIRE CODE INTERNATIONAL FLUE GAS CODE INTERNATIONAL EXISTING BUILDINGS CODE INTERNATIONAL MECHANICAL CODE INTERNATIONAL PLUMBING CODE TYPE OF CONSTRUCTION: APPLICABLE ZONING CODE: GOLDEN ZONING CODE: INTENDED USE: C-2 GENERAL COMMERCIAL PARCEL 1(PHASE 2): A-2 MULTI USE EVENT VENUE PARCEL 2(PHASE 1): A-2 RESTAURANT 2015 NEC NATIONAL ELECTRIC CODE TYPE V-B (FULLY SPRINKLERED) BUILDING DATA: THE BUILDING CAN BE 20,400 SF, 2 STORIES , AND A MAX HEIGHT OF 40 FEET. THE BUILDING CONSISTS OF TYPE VB CONSTRUCTION AND A-2 OCCUPANCY WHICH ALLOWS FOR 6,000 SF, 1 STORY AND A HEIGHT OF 40 FEET. SPRINKLER SYSTEM ALLOWS FOR12,OOO SF, 2 STORIES, AND A HEIGHT OF 60 FEET. AREA INCREASE DUE TO FRONTAGE IS 1,200 SF WHICH ADDS UP TO A TOTAL ALLOWABLE AREA OF 13,200 SF. DUE TO ZONING THE BUILDING HEIGHT IS LIMITED TO 40 FT. EXISTING BUILDING HAS AN AREA OF 10,962 SF, 2 STORIES, AND A MAX HEIGHT OF 32'-6'' ALLOWABLE AREA PER STORY = TABULAR AREA + (TABULAR AREA + INCREASE DUE TO FRONTAGE) + (TABULAR AREA + INCREASE DUE TO SPRINKLER) (6000+(6000 x .4)+(6000 x 2))=20,400 SF ENERGY EFFICIENCY: R VALUES (MIN) ROOF INSULATION ENTIRELY ABOVE DECK R-30 ci CEILING INSULATION R-38 WALLS, ABOVE GRADE MASS R-11.4ci METAL FRAMED R-13 + R-7.5ci WOOD FRAMED R-13 + 3.8ci OR R-20 WALLS, BELOW GRADE R-7.5ci FLOORS MASS R-10ci JOIST/FRAMING R-30 SLAB-ON-GRADE FLOORS (UNHEATED) R-10 FOR 24" BELOW U-FACTORS (MAX) VERTICAL FENESTRATION FIXED FENESTRATION U-0.38 OPERABLE FENESTRATION U-0.45 ENTRANCE DOORS U-0.77 SKYLIGHTS (NONE) U-0.50 FENESTRATION AREAS SHALL NOT BE GREATER THAN 30% OF GROSS ABOVE GRADE WALL AREA. SKYLIGHTS NOT TO EXCEED 3% OF GROSS ROOF AREA. ALL FENESTRATION AND BUILDING ENVELOPE SHALL MEET OR EXCEED 2015 INTERNATIONAL ENERGY EFFICIENCY CODE GROSS FLOOR AREAS: SITE AREA 14,863 SF RESTAURANT INTERIOR EXTERIOR TOTALS LEVEL 1 5,858 SF (39.4%)* 1,625 SF (10.9%)* 7,483 SF VENUE INTERIOR EXTERIOR LEVEL 1 7,247 SF (48.7%)* N/A LEVEL 2 4,258 SF N/A TOTAL 11,505 SF N/A 11,505 SF GRAND TOTAL 18,988 SF *PERCENTAGES SHOWN REFLECT GROSS BUILDING SQUARE FOOTAGES ON TOTAL SITE AREA VIEW FROM SOUTH EAST VIEW FROM SOUTH WEST VIEW FROM INTERSECTION 2406 W. 32nd Avenue Suite A Denver, CO 80211 ArcWestArchitects.com 303-455-7741 p o `e f q b `q PROJ. NO. C ARCWEST ARCHITECTS, INC. SHEET NUMBER: SHEET TITLE: SHEET ISSUE DATE: REVISIONS: ^ A RC W E S T _rcc^il olpb obkls^qflk C ^aafqflk pfqb absbilmjbkq mi^k NNNV t^pefkdqlk ^sbK dliabkI `l UMQMN pamJN `lsbo pebbq C sf`fkfqv j^m 17041 U J P J NT No. Date Description SCALE: 1/16" = 1'-0" SDP-1 1 SITE DEVELOPMENT PLAN TRUE NORTH PROJECT NORTH PARCEL A: LOT 5, BLOCK 3, SOUTH SIDE OF CLEAR CREEK. GOLDEN CITY, COL. TERR. EXCEPT THE SOUTHEASTERLY 10 FEET OF THE NORTHEASTERLY 71.0 FEET THEREOF FORMERLY CONVEYED BY EDWARD L BERTHOUD TO PAUL LANIUS BY WARRANTY DEED RECORDED IN BOOK 34 AT PAGE 392 OF THE JEFFERSON COUNTY RECORDS: AND ALSO THE SOUTHEASTERLY 10 FEET OF THE NORTHEASTERLY 72.5 FEET OF LOT 4, BLOCK 3, MORE PARTICULARLY DESCRIBED: COMMENCING AT THE SOUTHEASTERLY CORNER OF SAID LOT 4, BLOCK 3. RUNNING THENCE SOUTHWESTERLY ALONG THE LINE BETWEEN LOTS 4 AND 5 IN SAID BLOCK, 72.5 FEET: THENCE NORTHWESTERLY AT RIGHT ANGLES 10 FEET; THENCE NORTHEASTERLY AT RIGHT ANGLES 72.25 FEET TO THE ALLEY IN SAID BLOCK; THENCE SOUTHEASTERLY 10 FEET TO THE POINT OF BEGINNING, COUNTY OF JEFFERSON. STATE OF COLORADO. PARCEL B: ALL OF LOT 6 AND THAT PART OF LOT 5, BLOCK 3, SOUTH SIDE OF CLEAR CREEK, GOLDEN CITY, COL TERR, MORE PARTICULARLY DESCRIBED AS FOLLOWS: BEGINNING AT THE SOUTHEAST CORNER OF SAID LOT 5; THENCE RUNNING NORTHWESTERLY ALONG THE WEST LINE OF THE ALLEY IN SAID BLOCK 3, A DISTANCE OF 10 FEET: THENCE SOUTHWESTERLY AT RIGHT ANGLES TO SAID ALLEY, A DISTANCE OF 71 FEET: THENCE SOUTHEASTERLY AT RIGHT ANGLES TO LAST COURSE, A DISTANCE OF 10 FEET TO THE SOUTHEASTERLY LINE OF SAID LOT 5; THENCE NORTHEASTERLY ALONG THE SOUTHEASTERLY LINE OF SAID LOT 5 A DISTANCE OF 71 FEET TO THE POINT OF BEGINNING, COUNTY OF JEFFERSON, STATE OF COLORADO. LEGAL DESCRIPTION CITY OF GOLDEN PLANNING COMMISSION: APPROVED BY THE CITY OF GOLDEN PLANNING COMMISSION THIS ________ DAY OF ______________________, 20______ _______________________________ __________________________________ CHAIRMAN SECRETARY SCALE: 1" = 200'-0" SDP-1 2 SDP - VICINITY MAP 0' 4' 8' 16' 32' SHEET INDEX SHEET NUMBER SHEET NAME SDP-1 COVER SHEET & VICINITY --- SITE SURVEY SDP-2 ELEVATIONS & RENDERINGS SDP-3 OCCUPANCY CALCULATIONS SDP-4 SUSTAINABILITY MENU ITEMS SDP-5 SITE PHOTOMETRIC SDP-6 PHOTOMETRIC CUT SHEETS SCALE: 3/16" = 1'-0" SDP-1 4 SDP EXISTING CONDITIONS The Restaurant Seating & Hours of Operation The restaurant will be open for lunch, dinner and late-night (11am- 12pm) 7 days/week; serving brunch on Saturday and Sunday. The Restaurant has several different functional areas for patron seating. All exterior seating areas along the ROW will be maintained by the Owner. Each seating section has an approximate seat counts as follows: Inside: 146 (dining room: 70, bar: 57, lounges: 19) Outside: 87 (W patio on Wash. Ave: 23, E patio on 12th St: 64) The Venue Seating & Hours of Operation The Venue operates as a separate entity from the restaurant. However, certain feature including the kitchen, staff, offices and staging rooms are shared between the restaurant and venue. The Venue has a bar and is serviced by the restaurant's commercial kitchen. The Venue will host weddings, corporate and charity events, and live music performances. It is expected that the venue will host approximately 150 events throughout the year, with the majority of the activity occurring after 4:00 in the afternoon Thursday-Sunday. Venue events will typically end before midnight. The venue will not host multiple events concurrently and it is expected that the average event attendance will be 100-150. There are two patron areas in The Venue (1)main floor & mezzanine and (2)V.I.P. Suite on the second floor with separate entrance off Washington. Both areas have configurable seating options based on the type of event. Approximate Venue seating counts are as follows: Inside: 200
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STRUCTURE STRUCTURE ABOVE PATIO
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MAIN VENUE ENTRY
SECOND FLOOR SEPARATE ENTRANCE
"WELCOME TO GOLDEN" ARCH
(E) STREET LAMP
(E) BUFFALO SCULPTURE
(E) STREET LAMP(E) PEDESTRIAN RAMP (E) STREET LAMP (E) STREET TREES
(E) PEDESTRIAN RAMP(E) CURB & GUTTER
(E) STREET TREES
LOWER LEVEL PATIO ENTRY
NEW STAGE
PROPERTY LINE
EXISTING PARALLEL PARKING; TYP.
MECHANICAL AREA
NEW BIKE RACK & REPAIR STATION INSTALLED NEXT TO EXISTING BIKE RACK
MAIN ADA COMPLIANT ENTRANCE
PROJECT DATAPROPERTY OWNER: STREETCONE, LLC
PROPERTY ADDRESS: 1119 WASHINGTON AVE. GOLDEN, CO 80401 PARCEL ID: 30-273-10-004
C-2 GENERAL COMMERCIALPARCEL 1(PHASE 2): A-2 MULTI USE EVENT VENUEPARCEL 2(PHASE 1): A-2 RESTAURANT
2015 NEC NATIONAL ELECTRIC CODE
TYPE V-B (FULLY SPRINKLERED)
BUILDING DATA:THE BUILDING CAN BE 20,400 SF, 2 STORIES , AND A MAX HEIGHT OF 40 FEET.
THE BUILDING CONSISTS OF TYPE VB CONSTRUCTION AND A-2 OCCUPANCY WHICH ALLOWS FOR 6,000 SF, 1 STORY AND A HEIGHT OF 40 FEET. SPRINKLER SYSTEM ALLOWS FOR12,OOO SF, 2 STORIES, AND A HEIGHT OF 60 FEET. AREA INCREASE DUE TO FRONTAGE IS 1,200 SF WHICH ADDS UP TO A TOTAL ALLOWABLE AREA OF 13,200 SF. DUE TO ZONING THE BUILDING HEIGHT IS LIMITED TO 40 FT.
EXISTING BUILDING HAS AN AREA OF 10,962 SF, 2 STORIES, AND A MAX HEIGHT OF 32'-6''
ALLOWABLE AREA PER STORY = TABULAR AREA + (TABULAR AREA + INCREASE DUE TO FRONTAGE) + (TABULAR AREA + INCREASE DUE TO SPRINKLER)
FENESTRATION AREAS SHALL NOT BE GREATER THAN 30% OF GROSS ABOVE GRADE WALL AREA. SKYLIGHTS NOT TO EXCEED 3% OF GROSS ROOF AREA.
ALL FENESTRATION AND BUILDING ENVELOPE SHALL MEET OR EXCEED 2015 INTERNATIONAL ENERGY EFFICIENCY CODE
GROSS FLOOR AREAS:SITE AREA 14,863 SF
RESTAURANT INTERIOR EXTERIOR TOTALSLEVEL 1 5,858 SF (39.4%)* 1,625 SF (10.9%)* 7,483 SF
VENUE INTERIOR EXTERIORLEVEL 1 7,247 SF (48.7%)* N/ALEVEL 2 4,258 SF N/ATOTAL 11,505 SF N/A 11,505 SFGRAND TOTAL 18,988 SF*PERCENTAGES SHOWN REFLECT GROSS BUILDING SQUARE FOOTAGES ON TOTAL SITE AREA
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PARCEL A: LOT 5, BLOCK 3, SOUTH SIDE OF CLEAR CREEK. GOLDEN CITY, COL. TERR. EXCEPT THE SOUTHEASTERLY 10 FEET OF THE NORTHEASTERLY 71.0 FEET THEREOF FORMERLY CONVEYED BY EDWARD L BERTHOUD TO PAUL LANIUS BY WARRANTY DEED RECORDED IN BOOK 34 AT PAGE 392 OF THE JEFFERSON COUNTY RECORDS: AND ALSO THE SOUTHEASTERLY 10 FEET OF THE NORTHEASTERLY 72.5 FEET OF LOT 4, BLOCK 3, MORE PARTICULARLY DESCRIBED: COMMENCING AT THE SOUTHEASTERLY CORNER OF SAID LOT 4, BLOCK 3. RUNNING THENCE SOUTHWESTERLY ALONG THE LINE BETWEEN LOTS 4 AND 5 IN SAID BLOCK, 72.5 FEET: THENCE NORTHWESTERLY AT RIGHT ANGLES 10 FEET; THENCE NORTHEASTERLY AT RIGHT ANGLES 72.25 FEET TO THE ALLEY IN SAID BLOCK; THENCE SOUTHEASTERLY 10 FEET TO THE POINT OF BEGINNING, COUNTY OF JEFFERSON. STATE OF COLORADO.
PARCEL B: ALL OF LOT 6 AND THAT PART OF LOT 5, BLOCK 3, SOUTH SIDE OF CLEAR CREEK, GOLDEN CITY, COL TERR, MORE PARTICULARLY DESCRIBED AS FOLLOWS: BEGINNING AT THE SOUTHEAST CORNER OF SAID LOT 5; THENCE RUNNING NORTHWESTERLY ALONG THE WEST LINE OF THE ALLEY IN SAID BLOCK 3, A DISTANCE OF 10 FEET: THENCE SOUTHWESTERLY AT RIGHT ANGLES TO SAID ALLEY, A DISTANCE OF 71 FEET: THENCE SOUTHEASTERLY AT RIGHT ANGLES TO LAST COURSE, A DISTANCE OF 10 FEET TO THE SOUTHEASTERLY LINE OF SAID LOT 5; THENCE NORTHEASTERLY ALONG THE SOUTHEASTERLY LINE OF SAID LOT 5 A DISTANCE OF 71 FEET TO THE POINT OF BEGINNING, COUNTY OF JEFFERSON, STATE OF COLORADO.
LEGAL DESCRIPTION
CITY OF GOLDEN PLANNING COMMISSION:APPROVED BY THE CITY OF GOLDEN PLANNING COMMISSIONTHIS ________ DAY OF ______________________, 20______
The Restaurant Seating & Hours of OperationThe restaurant will be open for lunch, dinner and late-night (11am-12pm) 7 days/week; serving brunch on Saturday and Sunday. The Restaurant has several different functional areas for patron seating. All exterior seating areas along the ROW will be maintained by the Owner. Each seating section has an approximate seat counts as follows:Inside: 146 (dining room: 70, bar: 57, lounges: 19)Outside: 87 (W patio on Wash. Ave: 23, E patio on 12th St: 64)
The Venue Seating & Hours of OperationThe Venue operates as a separate entity from the restaurant. However, certain feature including the kitchen, staff, offices and staging rooms are shared between the restaurant and venue. The Venue has a bar and is serviced by the restaurant's commercial kitchen. The Venue will host weddings, corporate and charity events, and live music performances. It is expected that the venue will host approximately 150 events throughout the year, with the majority of the activity occurring after 4:00 in the afternoon Thursday-Sunday. Venue events will typically end before midnight. The venue will not host multiple events concurrently and it is expected that the average event attendance will be 100-150.
There are two patron areas in The Venue (1)main floor & mezzanine and (2)V.I.P. Suite on the second floor with separate entrance off Washington. Both areas have configurable seating options based on the type of event. Approximate Venue seating counts are as follows:Inside: 200
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FABRIC AWNING
HORIZONTAL SHIPLAP WOOD SIDING (T.B.D)
GLAZED O.H. DOOR(8' W x 10' H)
METAL RAILING POWDERCOATED DARK BRONZE
FLAT METAL TRIM, RIVETEDW/ "RUST LOOK" FINISH; TYP.
EXISTING AWNING STRUCTURE
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BRICK STEEPLE TO MATCH HISTORIC GOTHIC FACADE
METAL PARAPET CAP & FLASHING DARK BRONZE, TYP.
SPANISH CERMIC TILE NATURAL GRAY W/ BLACK ANTIQUE
RED BRICK FACADE
NEW DOUBLE GLAZED ENTRY DOORFABRIC AWNING TRANSPARANT STOREFRONT WINDOW
W/ DARK BRONZE FRAME, TYP.
SOLID PANEL, TYP.
DOUBLE GLAZED ENTRY DOOR
TRANSPARANT FIXED WINDOWS W/ DARK BRONZE FRAMES, TYP.TRANSPARANT OPERABLE WINDOWS W/ DARK BRONZE FRAMES, TYP.
DOUBLE GLAZED DOOR
METAL RAILING POWDERCOATED DARK BRONZE
BACKLIT MARQUEE W/ BLACK BOX LETTERS
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FIRST FLOOR100' - 0"
ROOF PLAN123' - 0"
T.O. LOW PARAPET116' - 0"
T.O. SHTG - SECONDFLOOR109' - 7"
DIMENSIONAL TAN BRICK (FASCIA BRICK AS DEDUCT ALT.)
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METAL RAILING POWDERCOATED DARK BRONZE
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CHANNEL STEEL TRIM, POWDERCOATED DARK BRONZE
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SCALE: 1" = 10'-0"SDP-21 WEST ELEVATION
SCALE: 1" = 10'-0"SDP-22 SOUTH ELEVATION
SCALE: 1" = 10'-0"SDP-23 SITE - DRAINAGE PLAN
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UNCONCENTRATED ASSEMBLY = 3,285 SF @ 1/15 SF = 219STAGE =190 SF @ 1/15 SF = 12.67STORAGE =222 SF @1/300 SF = 0.74COMMERCIAL KITCHEN =908 SF @ 1/200 SF = 4.54ASSEMBLY W/ CHAIRS ONLY =792 SF @ 1/7 SF = 113.14 (NOT FIXED)
TOTAL RESTAURANT EXISTING OCCUPANCY= =350 OCCUPANTS
VENUE - SECOND FLOOR - EXISTING OCCUPANCY CALCULATIONS
BUSINESS & GENERAL AREAS =1,476 SF @ 1/100 SF = 14.76 OCCUPANTSUNCONCENTRATED ASSEMBLY = 1,404 SF @ 1/15 SF = 93.6STORAGE = 127 SF @ 1/300 SF = 0.42ASSEMBLY W/ CHAIRS = 238 SF @ 1/7 SF = 34(NOT FIXED)
TOTAL SECOND LEVEL VENUE OCCUPANCY =143 OCCUPANTS
VENUE - FIRST FLOOR - EXISTING OCCUPANCY CALCULATIONS
BUSINESS & GENERAL AREAS =541 SF @ 1/100 SF = 5.41 OCCUPANTSCONCENTRATED ASSEMBLY =1,052 SF @ 1/5 SF = 210.4 STORAGE =439 SF @1/300 SF = 1.46UNCONCENTRATED ASSEMBLY =3,175 SF @1/15 SF = 211.67ASSEMBLY W/ CHAIRS (NOT FIXED) =200 SF @1/7 SF = 28.57COMMERCIAL KITCHEN =95 SF @1/200 SF = .48STAGE =417 SF @1/15 SF = 27.8
UNCONCENTRATED ASSEMBLY = 4,3,497 SF @ 1/15 SF = 299.8 OCCUPANTSSTAGE =87.4 SF @ 1/15 SF = 5.8STORAGE =428 SF @1/300 SF = 1.4COMMERCIAL KITCHEN =1,414.5 SF @ 1/200 SF = 7.1
TOTAL PHASE 1 MAIN FLOOR OCCUPANCY= =315 OCCUPANTS
VENUE - SECOND FLOOR - PROPOSED OCCUPANCY CALCULATIONS
BUSINESS & GENERAL AREAS = 641 SF @ 1/100 SF = 6.41 OCCUPANTSUNCONCENTRATED ASSEMBLY = 2,141 SF @ 1/15 SF = 142.7CONCENTRATED ASSEMBLY = 454 SF @ 1/7 SF = 64.8COMMERCIAL KITCHEN = 74.6 SF @1/200 SF = 2.7
TOTAL PROPOSED SECOND FLOOR OCCUPANCY =217 OCCUPANTS
VENUE - FIRST FLOOR - PROPOSED OCCUPANCY CALCULATIONS
BUSINESS & GENERAL AREAS =1,123.6 SF @ 1/100 SF = 11.2 OCCUPANTSCONCENTRATED ASSEMBLY =1,323.9 SF @ 1/7 SF = 189.1STORAGE =240 SF @1/300 SF = 0.8UNCONCENTRATED ASSEMBLY =2,675.5 SF @1/15 SF = 178.4COMMERCIAL KITCHEN =149.3 SF @1/200 SF = 0.7STAGE =417 SF @1/15 SF = 27.8
TOTAL PROPOSED VENUE FIRST FLOOR OCCUPANCY =408 OCCUPANTS
USE WATER CONSERVATION MEASURES, INCLUDING SUB ONE-GALLON FLUSH URINALS, DUAL-FLUSH TOILETS, LOW-FLOW FAUCETS AND SHOWERHEADS, DRIP IRRIGATION WITH RAIN SENSORS AND INDUSTRIAL CONSERVATION MEASURES.
SUB ONE-GALLON FLUSH URINALS, DUAL-FLUSH TOILETS, AND LOW-FLOW FAUCETS WILL BE USED IN ALL PUBLIC RESTROOMS. THE DISHWARE WASHING STATION WILL UTILIZE CONSERVATION MEASURES TO THE MAXIMUM AMOUNT PERMITTED BY HEALTH CODES.
3 PTS.
APPLICATION POINTSMENU ITEM NUMBER
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WATER CONSERVATION STORMWATER AND WATER QUALITY
TRANSPORTATION
ENERGY EFFICIENCY
PROVIDE DOUBLE THE MINIMUM OF THE REQUIRED AMOUNT OF BICYCLE PARKING ON SITE FOR ONE POINT. ONE ADDITIONAL POINT AVAILABLE FOR PROVIDING A BIKE REPAIR STATION, AND ONE ADDITIONAL POINT FOR PROVIDING SECURE AND ENCLOSED PARKING (E.G. LOCKERS, STORAGE ROOM) FOR AT LEAST 50 PERCENT OF THE BIKE PARKING NEEDED FOR DOUBLE THE MINIMUM AMOUNT.
BUILD DEVELOPMENT WITHIN ONE-FOURTH MILE OF PUBLIC BUS STOP OR ONE-HALF MILE OF LIGHT RAIL STOP, AS MEASURED USING A PEDESTRIAN'S WALKING DISTANCE. APPLICANT SHALL ALSO DEMONSTRATE ENHANCED WALKABILITY BY ESTABLISHING CONNECTIONS TO TRANSIT AND SURROUNDING AREAS.
INCREASE ENERGY EFFICIENCY OF STRUCTURE OVER CURRENTLY ADOPTED IECC CODE REQUIREMENT. POINTS ARE AWARDED ON A SLIDING SCALE WITH ONE POINT FOR EVERY TWO PERCENT INCREASE IN ENERGY EFFICIENCY, UP TO 25 POINTS. POINTS MAY BE AWARDED FOR EFFICIENCY GAINS IN SPECIFIC SYSTEMS, SUCH AS LIGHTING OR MECHANICAL, BUT MORE POINTS MAY BE AWARDED FOR AN INTEGRATED DESIGN APPROACH.
INSTALL BUILDING AUTOMATION SYSTEM FOR ADVANCED MONITORING, WHICH CAN INCLUDE NETWORKED CONTROLS OF MULTIPLE BUILDING SYSTEMS, SUCH AS HEATING AND COOLING, VENTILATION, DAY-LIGHTING AND LIGHTING.
CONSTRUCT PREDOMINATELY RESIDENTIAL BUILDINGS AND/OR ROOFS TO BE ELONGATED ON AN EAST-WEST AXIS, WITH SOUTH FACING WINDOWS THAT RECEIVE SUNLIGHT BETWEEN THE HOURS OF 9:00 A.M. AND 3:00 P.M. (SUN EXPOSURE) DURING THE HEATING SEASON. THIS SHALL BE COUPLED WITH THE USE OF AWNINGS OR OTHER SHADE STRUCTURES ON THE EAST AND WEST FACING WINDOWS, APPROPRIATE USE OF GLAZING, USE OF DAY-LIGHTING, AND OTHER PASSIVE SOLAR DESIGN TECHNIQUES TO REDUCE ENERGY DEMAND, INCLUDING BUILDING ENVELOPE DESIGN.
ADDITIONAL BICYCLE PARKING TO BE ADDED ALONG WITH A NEW BIKE REPAIR STATION WITHIN THE BRICK PAVED ROW ALONG 12TH AVENUE IN THE MAXIMUM AMOUNT THAT CAN BE AGREED UPON WITH THE CITY OF GOLDEN. SOME BIKE PARKING EXISTS IN THIS AREA. NEW BIKE PARKING STATIONS PROPOSED TO MATCH THE EXISTING IN PLACE.
THE DEVELOPMENT IS .18 MILES FROM A PUBLIC RTD STOP AT 10TH AND WASHINGTON.
IECC IS BEING MET AND EXCEEDED FOR THIS COMMERCIAL RESTAURANT AND ENTERTAINMENT SPACE. THE PHASE 1 – THE ROSE MECHANICAL / ENVELOPE COMCHECK IS 10% ABOVE THE IECC REQUIREMENTS. THE PHASE 1 – THE ROSE ELECTRICAL COMCHECK IS 20% ABOVE THE IECC REQUIREMENTS.THE VENUE IS PLANNED TO EXCEED THE MECHANICAL / ENVELOPE COMCHECK BY 10% AND THE ELECTRICAL COMCHECK BY 15%. 4 POINTS APPLIED FOR THE MECHANICAL / ENVELOPE COMCHECK, AND 8 POINTS APPLIED FOR THE ELECTRICAL COMCHECK.
BUILDING WILL HAVE PROGRAMMABLE THERMOSTATS.
SIGNIFICANT SOUTH FACING WINDOWS PROVIDED, AND SOUTH FACING WINDOWS ARE ADDED TO HISTORIC VENUE STRUCTURE. CANOPIES PROVIDED ON EAST WINDOWS, PROVIDING 60” SHADING. FABRIC AWNINGS AND ADDITIONAL OVERHANGS PROVIDED ALONG WEST ELEVATION. PROPOSED 1 POINT FOR THE SOUTH & WEST WINDOW OPENINGS TO INCREASE DAYLIGHTING. ONE ADDITIONAL POINT REQUESTED FOR AWNING AND SHADING DEVICES USED TO PROTECT AGAINST SOLAR HEAT GAIN ALONG SOUTH & WEST ELEVATIONS.
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COMMUNITY PRESERVATION AND REVITALIZATION
2 PTS.
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12 PTS.
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CHOOSE AN INFILL SITE, WHICH CAN BE NO GREATER THAN ONE-HALF ACRE IN SIZE, AND IS DEFINED HERE BY HAVING PAVED OR DEVELOPED LOTS ADJACENT, OR ACROSS A RIGHT-OF-WAY, ON AT LEAST TWO SIDES OF THE PROPERTY.
SITE QUALIFIES AS HAVING DEVELOPED LOTS ON ALL 4 SIDES.4. 3 PTS.
MISCELLANEOUS
PLANNING COMMISSION MAY REWARD APPLICANTS FOR SUSTAINABLE DESIGN ELEMENTS NOT COVERED BY THIS MENU. CONSIDERATION WILL BE GIVEN FOR SCALE, EFFICIENCY OR INNOVATION BEYOND STANDARD BUSINESS PRACTICES OF THE APPLICANT, AND POINTS WILL BE AWARDED AT THE DISCRETION OF THE PLANNING COMMISSION. EXAMPLES INCLUDE PARTICIPATION IN A BIKE SHARE SYSTEM AND USE OF RECYCLED MATERIALS. SPECIAL CONSIDERATION GIVEN FOR PROPOSALS THAT INTEGRATE A NUMBER OF DIFFERENT MENU ITEMS IN A COORDINATED EFFORT TOWARD SUSTAINABILITY.
THE INTENT FOR THE PROJECT IS TO RETAIN MULTIPLE STRUCTURES ON THE SITE. THE POINTS FOR THIS ARE CAPTURED UNDER ITEM 1 IN THIS CATEGORY. THE VENUE STRUCTURE WILL BE RETAINED IN ITS ENTIRETY. THE RESTAURANT HALF OF THE OVERALL COMPLEX WILL RETAIN MOST EXTERIOR WALLS AND PARTIAL ROOF STRUCTURE. THE STRUCTURAL ELEMENTS THAT TIE INTO THE NEW KITCHEN ADDITION AND EAST PORTION OF NEW RESTAURANT STRUCTURE WILL BE NEW CONSTRUCTION.THE GOAL OF RE-USING THE SALVAGED ELEMENTS OF THE BUILDING IS IN EFFORT TO RETAIN PORTIONS OF THE BUILDING THOUGHT TO BE HISTORICALLY SIGNIFICANT AND POTENTIALLY SALVAGEABLE. SALVAGING THIS MATERIAL WILL REDUCE THE IMPACT ON FILL SITES, LANDFILLS AND THE MANUFACTURE OF NEW MATERIALS. RE-USE OF EXISTING MATERIALS IS UNDERSTOOD TO BE A PRIMARY TENANT OF SUSTAINABILITY. SINCE 5 POINTS HAVE BEEN APPLIED FOR THE RE-USE OF THE EXISTING STRUCTURE ON SITE, 3 POINTS ARE REQUESTED FOR THE SALVAGE AND RE-USE OF EXISTING BUILDING MATERIALS. IT IS NOT YET CLEAR THE AMOUNT OF BRICK THAT WILL BE ABLE TO BE SALVAGED AND RE-USED. THERE IS OPPORTUNITY TO RE-USE 100% OF THE BRICK AVAILABLE, BUT THE AMOUNT THAT CAN BE REMOVED, CLEANED AND STOCKPILED IS NOT POSSIBLE TO BE ASSESSED UNTIL DEMOLITION PROCEEDS.THE FOLLOWING IS AN INVENTORY OF THE MATERIALS BEING SALVAGED FOR THE NEW STRUCTURE:
-ALL SALVAGEABLE BRICK-ALL OAK FLOORING TO BE RETAINED FOR RE-USE IN FABRICATION OF TABLE TOPS FOR NEW RESTAURANT-MAIN ANTLER LIGHT FIXTURE IN EXISTING BAR-14 PENDANT LIGHT FIXTURES IN EXISTING BAR-BRASS SERVER RAIL IN EXISTING BAR-4 GREEN CORINTHIAN PILLARS FROM EXISTING VENUE BAR-1 BLACK HALOGEN LIGHT FIXTURE FROM ABOVE THE EXISTING VENUE BAR-200 SQUARE FEET OF BLACK DIAMOND PLATE FROM THROUGHOUT FACILITY, FOR USE AS WALL PROTECTION -1 WOOD PANEL DOOR AND WINDOW FROM EXISTING BAR TO VENUE LOCATION-ONE BEVELED GLASS MIRROR AND GOLD FRAME FROM EXISTING BAR-ALL OAK FLOORING TO BE RETAINED FOR RE-USE IN FABRICATION OF TABLE TOPS FOR NEW RESTAURANT-2 ORNAMENTAL IRON GATES WITH BUFFALO FROM PATIO TO BE RE-USED
