San Juan CountySpanish Valley Area Plan

Landmark Design Team

• Salt Lake City planning & landscape architecture firm

• In continuous operation since 1987 (30 years)

• Staff of seven with the following qualifications:

• Two certified planners (AICP)

• Four licensed landscape architects

• Three LEED Green Associates

• Two graduate designers/planners

• Have completed more than 100 small area plans and special planning studies comparable to the Spanish Valley Area Plan.

• As Principal-in-charge and Project Manager, Mark Vlasic brings more than 35-years experience to the project

• Regularly work in collaborative teams on a broad range of planning & design projects

LANDMARK DESIGN

LANDMARK DESIGN TEAM

San Juan County

Landmark DesignProject Management, Land Use, Parks

& Recreation, Public Involvement, Public Services

Spanish Valley Area Plan

Mark Vlasic, AICP, PLA, ASLAProject Manager/Principal Planner

Jennifer Hale, PLA, ASLASenior Planner

John Locke, Assoc. ASLAPlanner

Lewis, Young, Robertson & Burningham (LYRB)

Economic Development(as needed)Fred Philpot

Vice PresidentJason W. Burningham

Principal

ParametrixTransportation

(as needed)

Charles Allen, PE, PTOETransportation Engineer

Vern Kessler, AICPTransportation Planner

Jones & DeMille Engineers Infrastructure & Utilities

(as-needed)

Ryan Jolley, PESouthern Region Direcrtor

SITLA Plan Advisory Committee

SMALL AREA/COMMUNITY DESIGN PLANS

Landmark Design Team

Cache Valley South Corridor Development Plan

North Salt Lake Town Center Master Plan

Cottonwood Heights Fort Union Corridor Study

Taylorsville 4700 South Small Area Master Plan

Salt Lake County East/West Recreational Trails Master Plan

Lehi Parks, Recreation, Trails and Open Space Master Plan

Herriman Parks, Recreation, Trails and Opens Space Master Plan

Mountain Recreation Strategic Action Plan

Saratoga Springs Parks, Recreation, Trails and Open Space Plan

Grant Avenue Small Area Master Plan – Rock Springs, Wyoming

Landmark Design Team

Recent Example:

Cache Valley South Corridor Development Plan

Cache Valley South Corridor Development Plan

OUR APPROACH

A Plan for the Spanish Valley that…

Establishes and reflects the vision and meets the needs of San Juan County and the Spanish Valley

Expresses the unique surroundings of the San Juan County SPANISH VALLEY

Is UNIFIED AND COORDINATED

Provides the NECESSARY TOOLS for implementing growth and development

OUR PROCESS

Landmark Design Team

TASK 1: COMMUNITY OUTREACH AND ENGAGEMENT PLAN1. PLAN ADVISORY COMMITTEE2. PROJECT WEB PAGE/SOCIAL MEDIA PARTICIPATION & INFORMATION EXCHANGE3. PUBLIC SCOPING/VISIONING MEETINGS (2) 4. SMALL GROUP AND ONE-ON-ONE MEETINGS WITH SPANISH VALLEY

RESIDENTS & LANDOWNERS/COUNTY LEADERS / OTHER STAKEHOLDERS5. PUBLIC WORKSHOP – PLAN ALTERNATIVES (2)6. PUBLIC OPEN HOUSE TO REVIEW THE DRAFT MASTER PLAN

TASK 2: PROJECT KICK-OFF WORKSHOP/ DOCUMENTATION & ANALYSIS OF EXISTING INFORMATION

TASK 3: DEVELOP PLAN ALTERNATIVES

TASK 4: FINAL ADOPTION

TASK 5: SPANISH VALLEY AREA PLAN DEVELOPMENT CODE

OUR PUBLIC INVOLVEMENT APPROACH

A five-part process that is thoughtful, organized, innovative and inclusive

1. Plan Advisory Committee - established

2. Project Web Page - www.ldi-ut.com/spanishvalley.html

3. Public Meetings/Workshops• Scoping x2 – tomorrow at 10:30Am and 6:00 PM at the

Grand Water & Sewer Service Agency3025 East Spanish Trail Rd. in Moab

• Alternatives Workshops x2 • Draft Plan Open House Meetings x 2

4. Outreach and Meetings with county stakeholders and interests

5. Briefings and Presentations to members of the Planning Commission and County Commission

OUR PUBLIC INVOLVEMENT APPROACH

SCHEDULE