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This is the final presentation given on October 4, at 5:30pm in the City Council Chambers. Mayor Keyserling gave an introduction, followed by Demetri Baches. Craig Lewis presented the work produced at the charrette, which went from Sept. 27-Oct. 4.
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Our Purpose
Prioritize And Implement Public Infrastructure Investments
Incentivize And Facilitate Private Infill And Redevelopment
Create A Predictable Regulatory Framework Seek Partnerships For Success
Civic Investment Process
Workshops, Forums, Focus Groups, and Planning & Design Charrette
Focus on implementation, timelines, and responsibility
Show where public intervention is necessary and where the market can handle things
Adopt the Form-based Code with our recommended calibrations
Advocate, Implement, Assist, and Construct
Sector Map
Civic Master Plan – Volume 1
Redevelopment Commission Projects Book
The Neighborhood Structure
Sector 2 Synoptic Survey Data
Sectors 2 & 3 Synoptic Survey Data
Workshops, Focus Groups, & Charrette
Sector 3 Public WorkshopSeptember 15, 2011 – 5:30-7:00pm | Mossy Oaks Elementary
Sectors 2 & 3 CharretteSeptember 27 – October 4, 2011 | City Hall
FOCUS GROUPS Beaufort Memorial Hospital Focus Group
September 7, 2011 | 9:00am | City Hall, 1st Floor
Neighborhood Schools Focus GroupSeptember 7, 2011 | 3:00pm | City Hall, 1st Floor
Southside Park Steering CommitteeSeptember 7, 2011 | 5:30pm | City Hall, 1st Floor
TCL Focus GroupSeptember 14, 2011 | 11:00am | City Hall, 1st Floor
Ribaut Road Property Owners Focus GroupSeptember 14, 2011 | 2:00pm | City Hall, 1st Floor
Depot Road Property Owners Focus GroupSeptember 14, 2011 | 5:30pm | City Hall, 1st Floor
Opportunities Maps
Provide Viable Transportation Choices for Everyone
Reconnect the Grid More Park/Civic Spaces
and Waterfront Access Encourage Pedestrian-
Scaled Development and Redevelopment Along Ribaut
Focus Activity in Nodes along the Rail-Trail and Ribaut Road
Each Increment of Development Should Add Vibrancy and Value to the Neighborhoods
Connect Streets – Improve Neighborhoods/Corridors – Open Up the Waterfront
Key Issues
Comparison of Neighborhood Fabric
Waterfront Accessibility
Historic Core12,320 lf of Shoreline6,734 lf publicly accessible55% Accessible
Beaufort River South11,800 lf of Shoreline650 lf accessible (Current)
Battery Creek29,323 lf of Shoreline1200 lf accessible (Current)
Beaufort Plaza Redevelopment
Infill Neighborhood at the North Street Trailhead
The Depot Area
The Depot Eco-Industrial-Urban-Lowcountry Plaza
Looking South Along the Greenway Towards the Depot
The Depot as a Greenway Center
Depot Area
Southside Park Neighborhood Infill
An Infill Neighborhood Using a Resilient Block Structure
Redevelopment Looking North on Ribaut at Bowling Alley
Proposed Massing and Building Typologies Along Allison Road
Lowcountry Campus Buildings – Key Design Detailing
• Foreground/Background Forms & Fabric• Form Massing Kept to Village/Small
Town/Beaufort Scale• Clarity of Form• Use Wings/Secondary Forms for
Larger Footprint Buildings• Vernacular Detailing as Primary—Key
Forms May be More Formal
• Local Materials & Methods: Old or New• Wood• Concrete with Parge/Stucco Coating• Limited Stone or Masonry
• Original Green Design Principles: Hot & Humid• Porches• Ventilation• Shutters• Overhangs
The Hospital/TCL Campus and a Retreat Center on Polk Island
Continuing Care Retirement Community Overlooking the Marsh
Conceptual Evolution of the County Government Campus
The Civic Master Plan
Street Connections and Transit Routes
Street Connections and Transit Routes
Street Regulating Plan
Street Regulating Plan
Why Ribaut Road Must Be More Than Just For Cars
Why Ribaut Road Must Be More Than Just For Cars
vRibaut Road North of Bay Street
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Ribaut Road South of Bay Street
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Ribaut in the Campus Area
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Ribaut Near Verdier Bluff
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Ribaut Road at Spanish Point/First Blvd
Comparison of Neighborhood Fabric
Current Zoning
Form-Based Code Categories
The Neighborhood Structure
50 Year Phasing Sequence
Civic Spaces, Recreation Areas, and Trails
Civic Spaces, Recreation Areas, and Trails
Waterfront Accessibility
Historic Core12,320 lf of Shoreline6,734 lf publicly accessible55% Accessible
Beaufort River South11,800 lf of Shoreline650 lf accessible (Current)2,372 lf accessible (Potential)20% Accessible (Potential)
Battery Creek29,323 lf of Shoreline1200 lf accessible (Current) 10,879 lf accessible (Potential)37% Accessible (Potential)
Buildout with Green Infrastructure
Civic Investment Process
Workshops, Forums, Focus Groups, and Planning & Design Charrette
Focus on implementation, timelines, and responsibility
Show where public intervention is necessary and where the market can handle things
Adopt the Form-based Code with our recommended calibrations
Advocate, Implement, Assist, and Construct
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