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todays agendatodays agenda transmountain &

nw master plan process

transmountain &nw master plan scenarios

plan el paso

process


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charrette eventscharrette events Kick-off & Hands-on Design Session

Tuesday, January 24Canutillo HS Auditorium 9:00 am 12:00 pm

Open Design StudioWednesday - Friday, January 25 - 27Canutillo ISD Board Room, 9:00 am 7:00 pm

Work-in-Progress Presentation

Saturday, January 28Canutillo HS Auditorium 9:00 am 12:00 pm

hands-on session

70+ attendees


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the site

public service board staff goals

1. Develop a plan that reflects a balanced approach between theneed for progressive growth and the need for open space forthat growth.

2. Develop a plan that recognizes the fact that land sales will bephased. Thus make sure that the infrastructure requirementsare a consideration in looking at phasing plans.

3. Phase the development in a way that does not allow forleapfrogging of water, sewer, reclaimed water or storm water

infrastructure.

4. Develop a plan that provides the best value of thedevelopable land for the PSB all factors considered.


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public service board staff goals

5. Develop a plan that provides excellent transportation

connection to the PSB lands north of Loop 375 will not resultin excessively high infrastructure costs making the landunsuitable for development in the market place. i.e. landlocked.

6. Carefully review the drainage work done in the current plan toallow the use of natural drainage where feasible but makesure proper engineered systems are incorporated to capturecritical flows; i.e. El Paso Stormwater Master Plan and reviewof URS special report on that analysis.

7. There are opportunities in the current plan where arroyodesignation and hike and bike trails should be configured toallow improved use of the land given other open spaceprovisions.

Quality and character of public spaces, neighborhoods, streetscapes

image survey


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scenario planning

scenario 1: 2005 plan


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scenario 2

scenario 3


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scenario 4

Concern for quantity & quality of development

what we heard


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1stchoice: protect it all

2nd choice: preserve as much as possible preserve permanently

protect view along Transmountain

protect arroyos, animal & plant habitat

create new entrance to state park

create trailheads

prioritize land near park for preservation

what we heardwhat we heard

process

Community feedback


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process

Touring the site

process

Touring Historic Places


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Technical Meetings: PSB, El DOT, TxDOT, Frontera Land Alliance, Open

Space Advisory Board, Franklin Mountains State Park, Hikers, Bikers

process

process

Studio


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testing ideas

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Transmountain Road


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Transmountain Road

Desert hamlet?

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illustrative plan

existing conditions

illustrative plan

new option


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illustrative plan

new option

ProtectTransmountaincorridor

Protect landsadjacent to

State Park

Alternate entrance

to park

Public facilities

amenities


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coding

Transects and open space

Open spacepermanentlyprotected

Completeneighborhoods

neighborhoods

Neighborhood green facing the Franklin Mountains


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complete place

Central green at the center of town

access

Trailhead on neighborhood edge


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entry

Roundabout at Paseo del Norte Road

scenario principles


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all use smartcode

T4T

3T

2 T

5T

1

new neighborhoods


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T2

T3

T4

Sunset Heights, Kern, Rim Road neighborhoods

T5

complete neighborhoods

all treat arroyossimilarly


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2005 Land Study

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flow paths

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natural

floodplain

hybrid

channel

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lined

channel

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flow paths: scenario 1

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natural

floodplain

hybrid

channel

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lined

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floodplain

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39A

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38B

38A

natural

floodplain

hybrid

channel

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38Bconcrete

lined

channel

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38A

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flow paths: 2005 plan

38A

40

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all treat drainagefacilities similarly


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bridge

span

culverts

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drainage facilities: scenario 1

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1211

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2005 Land Study

bridge

span

culverts

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drainage facilities: scenario 1

2

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1211

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Recommended

culverts

allowing

wildlife

crossings


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scenarios

scenario 1


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scenario 2

scenario 3


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PLANELPASOCOMPREHENSIVEPLANPLANELPASOCOMPREHENSIVEPLAN

ELPASO,TEXAS2009

3.5.12


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the guiding documentto direct capital

improvements,

evaluate development

projects, guide public

policy and ensure that

El Paso is the city its

residents want it to be

what is a comprehensive plan?

1. Land Use

2. Urban Design

3. Downtown

4. Transportation

5. Public Facilities

6. Housing

7. Economic Development

8. Historic Preservation

9. Health10. Sustainability

11. Border Relations

12. Fort Bliss

Comprehensive Plan ElementsComprehensive Plan ElementsAppendix

A. Implementation

Matrix

B. Process

C. Econ Dev Reports

D. Design Manual

E. Charter of NU

F. Glossary


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complete streetsactive streetfronts, bike infrastructure, shade sidewalks, lighting for security

transit-ready mixed-use developmentwalkable neighborhood amenities, shared parking,transit service (BRT/ trolleys/light rail) throughout

focus on downtowninfill housing on empty lots, fix and repurpose existing buildings,neighborhood retail, incentive local business to relocate, public art

create public spacesnew public spaces (plazas, paseos, green, parks, etc) relocate rail roads to

create central park

build wellnew development should add to the quality of life of all residents

big ideasbig ideas

public process


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2010

April May June

February Summer Fall

2011

August November

January

February

2012

January

Winter

Summer Fall Winter

hands-on sessions

ASARCO/BRT Sites, Central, Northwest, Northeast, East, MissionValley, Fort Bliss, Downtown Wayfinding, Transmountain


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hands-on sessions

ASARCO/BRT Sites, Central, Northwest, Northeast, East, Mission

Valley, Fort Bliss, Downtown Wayfinding, Transmountain

160+ stakeholder meetings


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160+ stakeholder meetings

Paso Del Norte Health

TxDOT

Neighborhood Associations

Bicycle Clubs

Econ Dev Corporations

Save the Valley

Texas General Land Office

City Staff

Fort Bliss

Chamber of Commerce

Open Space Advisory Board

Ysleta Pueblo Comm Foundation

Sun Metro

Local Developers

Juarez Planners

Comp Plan Advisory Committee

Historic Preservation Office

Safety Officials

2,800+studio visitors,

meeting attendees,hands-on participants

project total to date:


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Appointment Board/Organization

BrooksVandivort City

Plan

Commission

KristiBorden CityPlanCommission

LarryNance CityPlanCommission

CharlieWakeem OpenSpaceAdvisoryBoard

JenniferBarr ParksandRecreationAdvisoryBoard

MaryFrancesKeisling NeighborhoodCoalition

JuanOlvera HousingAuthorityoftheCityofElPaso

BradleyRoe ElPasoAssociationofBuilders

RolandCorrea ElPasoAssociationofRealtors

MichaelKelly PasoDelNorteGroupHealthFoundation

GeoffreyWright AmericanInstituteofArchitects ElPasoChapter

RobertMoreno TexasCouncilofEngineeringCompanies ElPasoChapter

LindaTroncoso

ElPasoChamberInfrastructure&Development

Committee

JayBanasiak MassTransitDepartment

VeronicaEscobar ElPasoCounty

MichaelMedina MetropolitanTransportationOrganization

MartyHowell SustainabilityManager

DeborahHamlyn CityManager

JohnNeal CityManager

designing in public: Advisory Committee

10 Meetings Open to the Public

Building IndustryRepresentation

UnanimouslyApproved Plan onJanuary 19

www.planelpaso.org

designing in public

36,645+ visitors


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design process

Over 40 square miles of Illustrative Plans


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Illustrative plans

Existing conditions

Illustrative plan

Illustrative plans


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Downtown

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Downtown


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San Jacinto Plaza

Union Square


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Open Spaces

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Mesa Street


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Mesa Street

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Neighborhood Avenue


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Neighborhood Avenue

Approximately 90 Miles, not including mountain biking trails

El Pasos existing bicycle network


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proposed bicycle network

Goal: Put all El Pasoans within a mile of a bikeway

Mesa Street


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Mesa Street

East Side Transit Center


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Northgate transit oriented development

central park


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central park

regional plan guiding overlay


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Preservation

Parks

Streets

Neighborhoods

Shopping

Mix of Uses

Density

Infill

Natural Features

Preservation

Parks

Streets

Neighborhoods

Shopping

Mix of Uses

Density

Infill

Natural Features


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PLANELPASOCOMPREHENSIVEPLANPLANELPASOCOMPREHENSIVEPLAN

ELPASO,TEXAS2009

Thank you

FutureLandUseMap

OfficialZoningMap

TractsandLots104


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OPEN-SPACE SECTORS:

O-1 PRESERVE

O-2 NATURAL

O-3 AGRICULTURE

O-4 MILITARY RESERVE

O-5 REMOTE

O-6 POTENTIAL ANNEXATION

O-7 URBAN EXPANSION105

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O-1 PRESERVE Protected open spaces: parks; reservoirs; canals 107

O-1 & O-2 NATURAL Unprotected open spaces: foothills, bosques 108


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O-3 AGRICULTURE irrigated farmland in Rio Grande valley 109

O-4 MILITARY RESERVE Fort Bliss Training Areas 110


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O-5 REMOTE Remote desert and mountains 111

O-6 POTENTIAL ANNEXATION Developable land not needed at this time112


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O-7 URBAN EXPANSION Developable master-planned land 113

ALL OPEN-SPACE SECTORS 114


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GROWTH SECTORS:

G-1 DOWNTOWN

G-2 TRADITIONAL NEIGHBORHOOD

G-3 POST-WAR

G-4 SUBURBAN

G-5 INDEPENDENT CITY

G-6 RURAL SETTLEMENT

G-7 INDUSTRIAL

G-8 FORT BLISS MIXED USE

G-9 FORT BLISS MILITARY

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117G-1 DOWNTOWN

118G-1 & G-2 TRADITIONAL NEIGHBORHOOD


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119G-3 POST-WAR

120G-3 POST-WAR and G-4 SUBURBAN


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121G-5 INDEPENDENT CITY

122G-6 RURAL SETTLEMENT


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123G-7 INDUSTRIAL

124G-8 FORT BLISS MIXED USE


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125G-9 FORT BLISS MILITARY

ALL GROWTH SECTORS 126


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ALL OPEN-SPACE and GROWTH SECTORS 127

All Sections

Implementation notmandated by plan:shall/shall consider;will not/should not

(Chamber of CommercePlanning Dept.)

Improved organizationof goals and policies(DKP)

Introduction

Emphasizedconnections to Mexico(Econ Dev.)

Quick facts infographic(Planning Dept.)

amendments to draftRegional Land Use

Patterns

Clarification of EPWU-PSB role (EPWU-PSB)

Mapping of Majorarroyos (EPWU-PSB)

Major arroyos defined(Chamber ofCommerce / OSAB)

2030 time horizonidentified throughout

plan (Chamber ofCommerce/EPWU-PSB Staff)

More illustrative role forillustrative plans(Chamber ofCommerce

Impact fees for transitstudy proposed(Sun Metro)

Clarification of Plan ElPasos role in rezoning(City Attorney)

Plan requires Title 20and 21 amendments(City Attorney)

Urban Design

Signage and lightingdiscussed (CPAC)

LEED ND described(CPAC)


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Clustering optionsdefined (CPAC)

Illustrative plans forPainted Dunesbecomes generalizedplan (EPWU-PSB)

Clarification that TODsites more than RTSsites (Sun Metro)

Plan places a focus onWalkable Urbanareas G1,G2, G3, O7,much less emphasis in

Suburban G-4 areasto vest properties ofspecific developers.(EPWU-PSB Staff/Chamber of Commerce)

Transportation

Ozone level concernsdescribed (CPAC)

Cautionary messageabout street retrofits(Chamber ofCommerce)

AARP discussion(CPAC)

Public Facilities

Emphasis on OpenSpace Master Plan

(CPAC) Long term water

prospectsdeemphasized(EPWU-PSB Staff)

Contextual parks: lessgrading on Westside(CPAC)

Increased LEED NDreferences (CPAC)

Economic Development

Old Town El Paso(Public)

Greater emphasis onMission Trail Area(CPAC)

Health

Initiatives to increasedoctor-to-patient ratios(CPAC)

amendments to draft

Sustainability

Vineyards in El Paso(Public)

More emphasis onregional cooperation(County)

Greater commitment toarroyos minor &major (CPAC)

Stormwater retention

templates (CPAC) Renewable energy

vehicles for the City(CPAC)

More emphasis onfarm preservationstrategies (CPAC)

Border Relations

Emphasis onrelationships betweenCity and Juarez (EconDev.)

Deemphasize violencein Juarez (Econ Dev.)

Community DesignManual

amendments to draft

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