DUBLIN CORPORATE AREA PLANIMPLEMENTATION

Phase 1 Zoning Code and Guidelines

August 18, 2020

• DCAP Background• Phase I- DRAFT Code and Guidelines• Next steps and process• Discussion and Feedback

Dublin Corporate Area Plan (DCAP) Implementation– Outline

Economic Development Districts

DCAP Process

Community Plan Special Area Plan Implementation: Zoning

A Community Plan is the City’s policy document that informs growth and development decisions.

Dublin Corporate Area Plan (DCAP)A Special Area Plan provides additional detailed policy guidance for specific geography of the City. (Sept 2018)

Zoning is a legal mechanism that is used to govern land development-based on the recommendations of the DCAP.

DCAP Goals

• Reposition the “legacy” office sites for success• Create a walkable, mixed use environment • Identify under-served markets • Establish a strategy to “refresh” the Frantz

Road streetscape • Recommend mechanisms to ensure additional

development along Frantz Road does not adversely impact neighborhoods.

• Recommend zoning tools to ensure successful implementation

• Introduce consistent and compatible architectural and site design guidelines

Mixed Use Regional Districts are intended to provide concentrated areas of high quality employment facilities, integrated with or adjacent to complementary retail and commercial uses as well as supporting residential and recreational uses.

Future land Use Principles

THE CORNERS, PHASE 1 – FDP RENDERING

Implementation Phase I- MUR-4 Llewellyn Farms Office District

• Adjacent to residential neighborhoods• Developed Area• Two vacant parcels- one is outside of the

City boundary• Mix of small and large offices• Different character south of Tuttle Crossing

Blvd

DRAFT Zoning Code and Guidelines Structure

DRAFT Zoning Code for MUR• Purpose and Intent• Uses• Site Development

Standards• Review and Approval

Procedures and Criteria

DRAFT Guidelines MUR• Introduction• Building Design• Site Design• Sub-District

Guidelines

Draft Zoning Code and Guidelines include overall structure for all MUR districts with details for MUR-4- Llewellyn Farms Office District

What is the new Zoning Classification?Mixed Use Regional zoning district. MUR-4 district, located east of Frantz Road. The new district includes the permitted uses, setbacks, design standards, parking, lighting, and landscaping requirements, and the approval process.

What are some key changes with the proposed zoning?• Permitted uses consistent with the DCAP recommendations • Consistent terminology and review process with other zoning districts • Additional landscaping requirements for developments adjacent to residential uses for

better transition • Building design, material, and signs guidelines and requirements • Customized setback regulations based on the size of the parcel and if the parcel is

adjacent to a residential use • Building height requirements consistent with the DCAP recommendations

FAQs

What if I plan to make interior or exterior building or site modifications, how w ill this impact my property?The proposed zoning will have no impact on interior modifications. It would only affect your property if you choose to develop or redevelop your property. Small building exterior and site modifications, including repainting, small additions, signage, landscaping amendments, and accessory structures would be considered minor projects, which are approved by the City's Administrative Review Team. More substantial site or building modifications would require review by the Planning and Zoning Commission.

What if I expand the use and building?All existing uses are considered permitted uses and will be able to continue as is for as long as they are active. Any new use would need to comply with the new zoning regulations.

FAQs

Development Proposals• Pre-Application Staff Meeting (Voluntary)• Informal Plan (Voluntary- PZC)• Concept Plan with Development Agreement (CC)• Concept Plan (PZC)• Final Development Plan (PZC)

Minor Projects

Review Process Steps

Next Steps

First draft review and feedback

CDCReview

June2020

Public meeting and individual

engamentment (if needed)

Public OutreachJuly-Aug

2020

Info only update

CouncilAug2020

Updated draft review- Public

invitedPhase 2 initiated

PZC reviewAug-Sept

2020

Public meeting and individual

engamentment (if needed)

Public OutreachSept-Oct

2020

Final review-Public invited

Lessons learnt and Phase 1

closed

City Council Nov 2020 -Jan

2021

• Engage with commercial property owners, as well as with the residential property owners within and adjacent to Phase I

• Update Draft Phase I Code and guidelines • Conduct a public review process through PZC and Council

Questions