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Agenda
• Introduction
• Planned Development Amendment Requests
• Project Presentations
• University’s Commitment to Woodlawn Avenue
• Q & A
Proposed Changes
• Add 16 properties to the Planned Development
• Redistribute allowable Site Coverage from Sub-area E
to Sub-area B for the William Eckhardt Research Center
(WERC) and Child Care West (CCW), retaining existing
overall 35%
• Add site plans for WERC, CCW and Seminary Co-Op
Bookstore
• Add language regarding the University’s commitment to
Woodlawn Avenue and community process
Planned Development #43 Properties
5701 S Woodlawn
5707 S Woodlawn
5711 S Woodlawn
5751 S Woodlawn
5757 S University
5601-03 S Drexel
5636 S Drexel
5654-58 S Drexel
5602 S Maryland
838-40 E 57th
816-822 E 57th
6001-17 S Cottage Grove
5612 S Maryland
5618 S Maryland
5622 S Maryland
5639-41 S Maryland
The University is
seeking the addition of
the following parcels to
Planned Development
#43:
Planned Development #43 Sub-areas
• “Site
Coverage“
defines the
percentage of
the sub-area
that can be
covered by
building
footprints
• PD 43 has
35% overall
allowable site
coverage
Planned Development #43 Sub-area B
• Currently Sub-area
B has 27%
allowable site
coverage
• Request the site
coverage increase
to 30.40% for Sub-
area B to support
the William Eckhardt
Research Center
and Child Care West
projects
Planned Development #43 Sub-area E
• Currently
Sub-area E
has 40%
allowable site
coverage
• Request Sub-
area E
allowable site
coverage be
reduced to
33.50%
Child Care West
Location
• 5610 S. Drexel Avenue
Program Overview
• Will serve 124 children
• 12,700 SF single story building
• 9 classrooms, 1 gross motor play room and various administrative and support
areas
• 5,000 SF of outdoor play area
William Eckhardt Research Center
Location
• 5740 S. Ellis Avenue
Program Overview
• 277,000 GSF building with a basement, sub-basement, and five above
grade floors
• Program includes offices, conference rooms and laboratories for the
Astronomy and Astrophysics Department, the Kavli Institute for
Cosmological Studies, and the Enrico Fermi Institute
• Also includes offices, conference rooms, clean room and specialized
laboratory and imaging facilities for Molecular Engineering
Seminary Co-Op Bookstore
Location
• 5751 S. Woodlawn Avenue
Program Overview
• Renovation of approximately 11,500 gross square feet on the first floor and
partial basement
• Interior improvements will support retail book sales, sales desks, casual
seating, administrative office space, and a potential café
• Exterior facade and landscaping intervention will enhance the current
surroundings and relate to the neighboring properties, particularly the Robie
House to the south
Traffic Management Plan for Campus
• All 3 projects
meet the
requirements
of the overall
Campus
Traffic
Management
Plan
• The Traffic
Management
Plan is
updated
every 2 years
• Off-street
parking
requirement
is exceeded
University’s Commitment to Woodlawn Avenue
Commitment to Community Process:
• Community discussions on any proposed new development or use
along South Woodlawn Avenue, including 5757 South University
Action: First meeting on 5757 S. University will be in March
• Meetings with South Woodlawn Avenue neighbors to facilitate
greater collaboration
Action: First meeting on December 12, 2011
Commitment to the character of Woodlawn Avenue:
• Potential granting of façade easements on five South Woodlawn
Avenue properties
Action: Landmarks Illinois to file in upcoming weeks
University’s Commitment to Woodlawn Avenue
Commitment to the character of Woodlawn Avenue:
• Revised language regarding the important transition from the Main
Quadrangles to South Woodlawn Avenue
• Creation of a new sub-area that includes all University-owned
properties in the 5700 block of South Woodlawn Avenue and 5757
South University Avenue whose east façade faces South Woodlawn
Avenue
• Additional language linking future site plan approvals on South
Woodlawn Avenue to the submission of the “Plan for University-
Owned Properties on South Woodlawn Avenue and 5757 South
University Avenue”
• Creation of the “Plan for University-Owned Properties on Woodlawn
Avenue and 5757 South University Avenue”
Action: Proposed language in “PD Statements 1-18-12”
Key Revisions to PD Statements
• Creation of new Sub-area O
• Height limitation within
Sub-area O – 65 feet
Key Revisions to PD Statements
• “Woodlawn Avenue Language”
Reference to Woodlawn Avenue Plan
Definition of Character-Defining Features for buildings in Sub-area O
“Prominent or distinctive aspects, qualities or characteristics of a
building that contribute significantly to its physical character.”
Commitment to “retain and preserve” the Character-Defining Features
“wherever practicably possible” and if not practicably possible,
commitment to “renovate or adapt” in a manner compatible with the
building and with the 5700 block of South Woodlawn Avenue
Scope of Woodlawn Plan including Character-Defining Features,
Guidelines for review, and commitment to community engagement
process
Any work or changes to the Character-Defining Features shall be
subject to review and approval of City of Chicago Historic Preservation
Division and must comply with the Woodlawn Avenue Plan
Woodlawn Avenue Plan
This analysis provides:
• Easy reference table for each building
with key information included
• Narrative of stewardship assessment
including the specific character defining
features of the building, description of
the exterior conditions and planned
project description
• Current day building photos of all
elevations and historical photos and
surveys, when available; and
• Exterior elevations of any planned
building renovations
Woodlawn Avenue Investment
2000-2011
• $43 M invested in
existing buildings
2012-2016
• $86-96 M planned
investments in
existing buildings
Q & A
• http://news.uchicago.edu/behind-the-news/planned-development-
amendment-43