ST ELIZABETHS EAST PUBLIC MEETING

May 12, 2011

Development Principles1. Capture the Unique Identity to Create a Sense

of Place

2. Reinvigorate the Campus as an Important Neighborhood Center

3. Preserve and Celebrate Heritage Resources

4. Embody the District's Urban Design & Sustainability Goals

5. Improve Connectivity and Open Up the Campus

6. Enhance Multi-modal Transportation Networks

7. Create a Strong Public Realm

8. Support Wider Economic Development Initiatives

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ST ELIZABETHS EAST CAMPUS MASTER PLAN

Implementation Process:

1. Identify the first phase of development within the master plan that identifies community preferences for uses and amenities

2. Define utility infrastructure needs

3. Define the system of roads that will support East Campus development Connect to surrounding neighborhoods Meet projected area growth in the next

twenty years

4. Zone the site and obtain Historic Preservation approval for infill development

5. Build the plan

Why? - A Master Plan is required in order to:

To define where development starts and identify community preferred uses in phase 1

Understand the re-use of historic buildings and potential impacts of new development to historic resources (buildings, views, landscapes)

Identify utility and infrastructure needs to support sustainable development

Create design guidelines

ST ELIZABETHS EAST CAMPUS MASTER PLAN

Transportation InfrastructureDDOT East Campus Transportation Environmental Assessment

Implementation Process:

1. Identify the first phase of development within the master plan that identifies community preferences for uses and amenities

2. Define utility infrastructure needs

3. Define the system of roads that will support East Campus development Connect to surrounding neighborhoods Meet projected area growth in the next

twenty years

4. Zone the site and obtain Historic Preservation approval for infill development

5. Build the plan

ST ELIZABETHS EAST CAMPUS MASTER PLAN

TRANSPORTATION INFRASTRUCTURE

Context

St Elizabeths DHS Consolidation

South Capitol Street Street Car Far South East Livability

Study 11th Street Bridges

TRANSPORTATION INFRASTRUCTURE EA

Project Area

Project Planning

PE, Alternatives & Environmental

Approvals

Final Design

Construction

Where we are

East Campus Roads Environmental Assessment

TRANSPORTATION INFRASTRUCTURE EA

Needs

Provide connections to the community

Make St Elizabeths East campus accessible and open to the community

Make the campus walkable Remove the roadway deficiencies

by reconstructing the roadways and connecting the network

Provide multi modal transportation options including transit, bikes, pedestrians

TRANSPORTATION INFRASTRUCTURE EA

Environmental Assessment Process

National Environmental Policy Act (NEPA)

Section 106 of the National Historic Preservation Act

Alternatives Development Traffic Analysis Impact Assessment Public Involvement / Agency

Coordination

TRANSPORTATION INFRASTRUCTURE EA

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• Transportation EA Public Scoping

• Development opportunities

May 12: Public

Meeting #1

•Develop Transportation and Master Plan Alternatives

Early June: Public

Meeting #2

•Develop preferred Transportation and Master Plan Alternative

Early July: Public

Meeting #3

Historic Preservation Consultation

Draft Environmental

Assessment

Master Plan with Phase 1 Development

AreaHistoric

Preservation Consultation

Historic Preservation Consultation

Community Advisory

Committee Meeting

Community Advisory

Committee Meeting

Community Advisory

Committee Meeting

Schedule

ST ELIZABETHS EAST OUTCOMES

Outcomes Requirements and phasing of

development defined Impacts to historic resources

identified and addressed Site zoned and infill development sites

approved Transportation network that

supports East Campus defined Funding to support roads, utilities, community

facilities and other needs identified Process to select development partner initiated

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