FINAL PRESENTATIONFINAL PRESENTATION JUNE 9, 2017 DPZ | BL 2030 Charting the Course Together The Heritage Ohio Review, the Buckeye Lake 2030 / DPZ Planning Charrette, and the Gibbs

BUCKEYE LAKE REGION 2030 INITIATIVE FINAL PRESENTATION

JUNE 9 , 2017

DPZ | BL 2030

Charting the Course Together

The Heritage Ohio Review, the Buckeye Lake 2030 / DPZ Planning Charrette, and the Gibbs Planning Group Retail Analysis

are all supported by grants from the State of Ohio'sDevelopment Services Agency's Governor's Office of Appalachia

and the Federal Department of Commerce'sEconomic Development Administration, in partnership with

private donations from businesses and residents of the Regionfor roughly 1/3 of the cost. The public funding supports

residents' engagement in developing comprehensive strategies and initial planning for protecting and improving

the vitality of the Region.

Funding Sources

DPZ CoDesign | Buckeye Lake 2030 Spring 2017


DPZ CoDesign Built Work

New Neighborhoods Revitalization and Infill

Resort Towns Lakefront Communities


Charrette Team


The Team Exploring Buckeye Lake

Island House The Port SmokehouseBuckeye Lake Brewery

Our Mission is to: Save the places that matter

Build community Live better

COMMUNITY ACTIVITY

• How would you make the Buckeye Lake Region a fun destination?

• What activities/ events/ places would you like to see?

• What activities/ events/ places have you seen in other cities that you think would do well in the Buckeye Lake Region?


Meeting / Presentation Schedule

2017


Honoring History Managing Growth Improving Infrastructure Safeguarding Nature

Energizing a Community

RE-ESTABLISHING A CENTRAL OHIO HISTORIC LANDMARK AND RECREATIONAL DESTINATION

Buckeye Lake 2030 Resetting a Regional Gem and Statewide Asset


https://buckeyelake2030.org

OUR OBJECTIVE:• Leverage the unique assets of the Buckeye

Lake Region

• Attract State and Federal resources to enhance the wellbeing and economic prosperity of our residents

• Contribute to the wellbeing and prosperity of Central Ohio, our State and the Midwest.

OUR STRATEGY:• Seize the opportunity to become a regional

wellbeing destination that will positively impact the local economy and that of Central Ohio - once the water quality, governance and infrastructure issues are addressed.

OUR VISION:• A wholesome, family-oriented, multi-

generational regional destination based on local culture and respecting natural resources.

• A beautiful Lake, augmented by parks, docks and marinas, that maximizes the potential for water-based recreation

• A hospitable region, with a variety of lodging and entertainment options, clustered around a network of village centers.

• Improved infrastructure that crosses county lines and creates a well-functioning regional destination.

• A great place to live and work, with complete neighborhoods that support a diverse population and a high quality of life.


A Letter from the Millennials


2017

20162015 2016

2017 2017 2002 – 2017

20082002, 2009, 2013

2016


Common Regional Goals

● Shape the incoming growth / avoid sprawl

● Preserve and enhance the countryside

● Preserve and improve small town, village, and hamlet character

● Improve quality of life for residents

● Create multiple tourist destinations

● Improve and minimize infrastructure

● Implement incremental growth and small-scale development

● Enhance multi-generational living


Two Types of Growth: Sprawl & Complete Communities

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Fragmentation, Car-dependence, Single-Use vs. Compactness, Connectivity and Complexity


What Type of Growth?

Hebron Road in Heath



9,800 cars per day

Hebron Road in the Village of Buckeye Lake



Main Street Granville


Main Street Millersport



Regional Context – Access & Connections


Current Route Proposed Connections Tentative Route Around the Lake

Conceptual Assembly MapMulti-Use Biking and Walking Trails

DPZ CoDesign | Buckeye Lake 2030 Spring 2017Current Route Proposed Connections Tentative Extension

Conceptual Assembly MapMulti-Use Biking and Walking Trails

State Route


Multi-Use Biking and Walking Trails

• Cycling and Walking Investments return up to $11.80 for every dollar invested

• The percentage of Children walking or biking to school fell 75% between 1960 and 2009; childhood obesity rose 276%


Gruen Gruen + Associates Gibbs Planning Group

Growth Potential

Spring 2017DPZ CoDesign | Buckeye Lake 2030

Conceptual Growth Visualization


Conceptual Retail Allocation


Conceptual Hotel Allocation

Aprox. Total Number of Rooms 2,800 to 4,400Total Revenue $71M to140M


Conceptual Residential Allocation


Conceptual Entertainment Allocation


Conceptual Transportation - Water & Land Shuttle

Water Shuttle Land Shuttle Parking Opportunities


Specific Demonstration Projects

VILLAGE OF BUCKEYE LAKE

FAIRFIELD BEACH

MILLERSPORT

THORNPORT


Village of Buckeye Lake – Licking County


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Village of Buckeye Lake – Sternwheeler


Village of Buckeye Lake – Existing


Highway-accessed Activity Center (200,000 sf)

Village of Buckeye Lake Town Center (100,000 sf)

Village of Buckeye Lake – Structuring Growth

Mixed-use Interventions

5 min. walk from center to edge

Mixed-use Interventions Civic Interventions


Highway-Accessible Activity Center




Village of Buckeye Lake – Proposed


Civic Interventions




Village of Buckeye Lake – Proposed


Buckeye Lake Blvd. (formerly Hebron Road)

Existing Proposed





Savannah, GAGranville, OH


The Village Square – Proposed

Rosemary Beach, FL

Old Town Orange, CA

Buckeye Lake Fountain


The Village Pier – Proposed


The Harbor Community Center – Existing

Heavy timber trusses


The Harbor Community Center – Proposed

Multi-use HallCafe

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Buckeye Lake Cafe & Coworking The Lighthouse

0 4 8 16 FTWalnut Road Elevation

0 4 8 16 FTTransverse Section

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Floor Plan

The Lighthouse


The Village Inn – Proposed


Our Lady of Mount Carmel – Proposed

Option: Expanded Church Program

Senior Housing and Mixed-use

Full Service Hotel

Community Wellness Center


Bed and Breakfast with Cottages – Proposed

Carlton Landing, OK


Potential Bed and Breakfast Site – Existing


Bed and Breakfast with Cottages – Proposed


Millersport – Fairfield County

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State Island

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Island House Restaurant

Millersport – Connectivity Opportunities

Corn Festival VenueMillersport Elementary

and High School

Deep Cut Canal

Cemetery

Infill Opportunities

Parking Opportunity

Apostolic Church


Lieb’s Island

State Island

Millersport


Island House Restaurant

Millersport – Strategic Interventions



Millersport Canal – Existing





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Proposed pedestrian and bicycle bridge

Canal gateway infillMarina buildings

infillWeldon’sIce-cream

Marina buildings infill

Weldon’sIce-cream

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Post Office Building


Civic Interventions


Rural Canal – Millersport Deep Cut


Rural Canal – Precedent

Canal du Midi, France

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Ohio Erie Towpath Trail, Toledo – Precedent


Urban Waterfront Infill – Precedent

Riverwalk, San Antonio, Texas

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Riverwalk, San Antonio, Texas


Canal Gateway – Existing


Canal Gateway – Proposed Infill


Waterville, OH – Historic Precedent


Canal Section – Existing


Canal Section – Proposed


Waterfront Promenade – Precedents

Kanal Werk, BerlinRiverwalk, San Antonio, Texas

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Promenade Moments – Precedent

West Park, Munich, Germany

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Boat Plaza Precedent – Civic Opportunity

Precedent

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Boat Plaza Precedent – Mural Opportunity

CANAL DR

Boat Plaza Precedent – Mural Opportunity

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Pedestrian and Bicycle Bridge – Precedents

Ponte dell’Accademia, Venice

CANAL DR

Pedestrian and Bicycle Bridge

CANAL DR

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Buckeye Lake Yacht Club


State Island – Existing

Island House


Island House

State Island Proposal – Lagoon Option


Island House

State Island Proposal – Park Option


Ohio State Park Lodges

Proposed Lodge – Precedents

Ohio State Park Lodges

State Island


Proposed Fisherman’s Village – Precedents

Fishtown, Michigan Arcachon, France

State Island


Proposed Outdoor Steps – PrecedentsState Island


Pappa Boo’sPappa Boo’s

Proposed Crystal Lagoon Pool – Precedent State Island


Thornport – Thorn Township, Perry County

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Thornport Canal Edge – Existing

The Port Smoke House and Canal Frontage at Thornport


Thornport – Existing

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Existing Thornport Hamlet


Thornport – New Perry County Gateway

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HONEY CREEK RD

New Thornport Village

Old Thornport Hamlet


2.5 min. walk from center to edge


Civic Interventions


Thornport, New Perry County Gateway – Option 11. Civic/Institutional Building2. Single Family 3. Park4. Apartments5. Townhouses6. Mixed-Use7. Live-Work8. Boat Yard9. Hotel10.Gas Station11.Perry County Gateway/

Welcome Center12.Waterfront Promenade

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Civic Interventions


Thornport, New Perry County Gateway – Option 2

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HONEY CREEK RD

New Thornport

Old Thornport


Civic Interventions


Old Thornport – Existing Conditions

SR -

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Old Thornport – Existing Conditions HONEY CREEK RD


Old Thornport – Option 1 Improvements

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Old Thornport – Option 1 ImprovementsHONEY CREEK RD

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Old Thornport – Option 2 Improvements

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Old Thornport – Option HONEY CREEK RD


Civic Interventions


Old Thornport – Option 1 Welcome Center Detail

SR -

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HONEY CREEK RD

Perry CountyWelcome Center& Park

New Roundabouts New

Waterfront PromenadeBoardwalk


Civic Interventions


Old Thornport – Option 2 Welcome Center Detail

SR -

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HONEY CREEK RD

New Roundabouts

New Waterfront PromenadeBoardwalk

Perry CountyWelcome Center& Park


Civic Interventions


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Civic Interventions


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Civic Interventions


New Thornport – Option 1 Village Detail

SR -

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Civic Interventions


New Thornport – Option 2 Village Detail

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Civic Interventions


Thornport Housing Types – Precedents

Neighborhood/ Village Center Character



Mixed-Use/ Flex Buildings



Apartment Villas



Cottage Courts


Old Thornport – Existing Hamlet Center


Old Thornport – Proposed Hamlet Center


Fairfield Beach – Fairfield County

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Fairfield Beach – Fairfield County


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Swimming Pool and Filtration Plant – Precedent


Fairfield Beach – Existing




Crystal Lagoon at Water’s Edge – 5 Acres




Crystal Lagoon at Water’s Edge – 15 Acres


Fairfield Beach Access – Water & Land Shuttle

Water Shuttle Land Shuttle Parking Opportunity


Crystal Lagoon within the Lake


Crystal Lagoon at Avondale


Regulatory Techniques – The Transect


Transect Comparisons in Sprawl & Traditional Urbanism


Use-Based vs. Form-Based Zoning


Form-Based Code Using Historic Precedents


Seaside, Florida


Green Infrastructure & Water ManagementLight Imprint (LI) provides a toolkit for stormwater management using natural drainage, and traditional engineering practices. This toolkit offers a set of context-sensitive design solutions that result in environmental benefits, an aesthetic approach to green infrastructure, and significantly lowered construction and engineering costs.

Conventional Infrastructure Light Imprint Infrastructure


Water Management as a Civic Asset for the Community Habersham, Beaufort, South Carolina

https://buckeyelake2030.orgdpz.com

Documents

FINAL PRESENTATIONFINAL PRESENTATION JUNE 9, 2017 DPZ | BL 2030 Charting the Course Together The Heritage Ohio Review, the Buckeye Lake 2030 / DPZ Planning Charrette, and the Gibbs