2000 South BellSPRC Wrap-Up Meeting

April 2021

Project Page: https://projects.arlingtonva.us/projects/2001-clark-st/

TABLE OF CONTENTS1. Block Plan Updates 1:092. Program 1:503. Clark-Bell Realignment 5:454. Community Benefits Recap 9:12

BLOCK PLAN

Block Plan Scenario Updates

Current Block Plan Scenario Proposed Block Plan Scenario

Final Proposed Block Plan Scenario

Final Proposed Block Plan Scenario illustrates:

• 60’ of separation that will be maintained between 2001 S. Bell and the future Crystal Plaza Apartments redevelopment

• Pedestrian connection and its relationship to future open space (Park 8)

PROGRAM

Crystal City: Aerial Plan View

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2000/2001 SITE

Existing Site

2000/2001 SITE

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Aerial View Looking South

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Parking Entry Off Alley

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Pedestrian Connection

Retail Elevator to Garage & Underground

Residential EntryLoading

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Site Plan Retail Entry

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2000 S. BELL ZONING SUMMARYZONING C-O CRYSTAL CITY

2000 S. BellHEIGHT 250’*

RESIDENTIAL GFA 367,040UNIT COUNT 338RETAIL GFA 12,244

PARKING SPACES** 157

*Excludes mechanical penthouse per Arlington County regulations**Garage is singular plate connecting both towers, inclusive of 5 visitor spaces

2000 & 2001 S. BELL ZONING SUMMARY

ZONING C-O CRYSTAL CITY

VEHICULAR BIKEBUILDINGS 2000 & 2001 S. Bell

SPACES 247 332*UNIT COUNT 758 -

RATIO .325 -*Exceeding Arlington County’s Bicycle Parking Requirements

2000 S. Bell Ground Floor

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Angled loading docks and distinct loading zone to eliminate conflicts with

transitway

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Simplified build to line, maintaining consistent

façade along Rt. 1

Residential entry setback creates outdoor

space to relieve pressure on the

sidewalk

Shifted building 6.5’ north and added 4-floor cantilever

element to accommodate gentler curve of Clark-Bell

2000 S. Bell – Podium/Ground Floor Updates

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2000 S. Bell – Tower Views

20th StBell StFrom Route 1 South From Route 1 North

CLARK-BELL REALIGNMENT

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Clark-Bell Alignment

Sector Plan: Proposed Final ConditionExisting Conditions

Interim Conditions/Phasing Not Included in Sector Plan

Clark-Bell Alignment

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Coordinated a revised interim condition based on updated guidance from DES to address major concerns such as:

• Right-of-way services

• Sidewalk dimensions

• Additional detail for turning & loading movements

• Additional information on Clark-Bell alignment throughout the block over time

2000 S. Bell

2001 S. Bell

Ultimate S. Bell Street Alignment

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Sections of Clark-Bell delivered with 2000 & 2001 S. Bell and southern end of the block will function in both the interim condition and ultimate condition per the Crystal City Sector Plan

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Streetscape Updates

5’ bike lanes with 2.5’ protection running N / S

along Clark-Bell

10’ dual direction bike lane

Clark-Bell Streetscape

Clark-Bell RoW Key Characteristics

Sector Plan 80’ • Single track, 6’ protected bike lane

Initial Proposal 72’ • Single track, 6’ protected bike lane

Final Proposal 76.5’ • Two separate single-direction, 5’ protected bike lanes

• 14’ sidewalks, 8’ clear sidewalk

Clark-Bell Streetscape

Initial Proposal Final Proposal

Crystal City Sector Plan

Connector Road Streetscape

Connector Road RoW Key Characteristics

Initial Proposal 35’ • Single track, 6’ protected bike lane

Final Proposal 38’ • Single, dual direction 10’ bike lane

Initial Proposal Final Proposal

COMMUNITY BENEFITS RECAP

2000 & 2001 S. Bell Specific Bonus Density & Community Benefits

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Library Operations Support • Additional Funding for Library under 1901 S. Bell to be constructed per PDSP commitments:

$250K annually for 5 years; $1.25MOpen Space

• Design, construction, and easement for new pedestrian pathwayInfrastructure Improvements

• Realignment and easement dedication of Clark-Bell St.• Improvements to Rt.1 & 20th St. Intersection

Underground • Preservation and installation of improved underground connection

Sustainability • LEED Gold, Bird-Friendly Materials, Net-Zero Analysis & 12% over ASHRAE

Affordable Housing• Dedication of affordable units per Base Density requirements

Public Art • Doubling standard contribution to public fund: $150K Contribution

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COMMUNITY BENEFITSOPEN SPACE

Pedestrian Pathway

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Pedestrian Pathway Connection and Future Open Space #8

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Ped Pathway and Open Space #8 Area Overlap ≈ 1,700 SF

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COMMUNITY BENEFITSINFRASTRUCTURE IMPROVEMENTS

Clark-Bell St. Construction & Easement

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Existing Conditions Sector Plan Phase to be delivered with 2000/2001

No interim conditions/phasing included in sector plan

Clark-Bell St. Construction & Easement

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Rt 1 / 20th St. Intersection Improvements

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Sector Plan

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COMMUNITY BENEFITSUNDERGROUND PRESERVATION & ENHANCEMENT

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Proposed Mid-path connection to open space

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Existing Route vs Proposed Connection

Crystal City Shops ExitExisting Underground Connection

Elevator connection between G1 & G2

Renderings

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G1 Level

G2 Level

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COMMUNITY BENEFITSSUSTAINABILITY

Current Commitments:- LEED Gold- Bird Glass per Arlington Standards- 12% Energy Reduction above ASHRAE 90.1-202- Carbon Neutral Study

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2000 & 2001 S. Bell St. Sustainability MeasuresPDSP Standard

- LEED Silver

LEED Scorecard

Achieving LEED Gold

Benefits Recap

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Library Operations Support • Additional Funding for Library under 1901 S. Bell to be constructed per PDSP

commitments: $250K annually for 5 years; $1.25MOpen Space

• Design & installation of new pedestrian pathwayInfrastructure Improvements

• Realignment and easement dedication of Clark-Bell St.• Improvements to Rt.1 & 20th St. Intersection

Underground • Preservation and installation of improved underground connection

Sustainability • LEED Gold, Bird-Friendly Materials, Net-Zero Analysis & 12% over ASHRAE

Affordable Housing• Dedication of affordable units per Base Density requirements

Public Art • Doubling standard contribution to public fund to $150K