Natick Comprehensive Master Plan PHASE I COMMUNITY MEETING. November 29, 2016
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1 Natick Comprehensive Master Plan PHASE I COMMUNITY MEETING November 29, 2016
2 Tonight s Agenda Project Introduction Breakout group discussion of vision & goals: Land Use, Housing & Economic Development Open Space & Cultural/Historic Resources Transportation & Infrastructure Public Facilities, Public Services & Education Reconvene Report back next steps
3 The Consultant Team Crosby Schlessinger Smallridge RKG Associates WSP Parsons Brinckerhoff
4 Natick 1750
5 Natick 1877: Looking South
6 Natick 1899: Looking North
7 The Villages
8 Indian Village Development History Colonial Villages Industrialization The Great Depression - WWII Tract Housing Cluster Housing The Pike The Malls Natick Center Today
9 1949: Commercial Centers
10 Shoppers World: Opening Day 1951
11 The Golden Triangle
12 Today
13 What is Natick 2030+? Natick is Both a public process and the resulting Document that will define a community-wide vision for the future development of Natick and guide the daily planning and policy efforts of the town. The Process and Plan will answer Where are we now? Where do we want to be? How do we get there?
14 What is Natick 2030+? We are planning now for what we want natick to be in twenty years for ourselves and future generations
15 What Are the Master Plan Components? Land use & Neighborhood Character housing Economic development Natural, cultural and historic resources Open space and recreation Public Services and facilities Transportation and circulation Implementation Natick specific Elements
16 Natick Process Natick will encompass four phases: Existing conditions report: December 2016 Community vision & goal statement: spring 2017 Recommendations and options analysis: summer 2017 plan development: summer - fall 2017 Plan endorsement: january 2018
17 Website, Twitter, Facebook Natick in the Community May 3, 2016 town meeting display June 16, 2016 town common event July 21, 2016 natick artwalk Sep 10, 2016 Natick days Nov 3, 2016 town meeting update Nov 29, 2016 public meeting
18 Natick Word Cloud from June 16, 2016 Event
19 Existing Conditions Analysis Review of previous plans/reports/studies Data gathering and analysis: GIS, census, field work, assessing data, other departmental data Outreach events Stakeholder interviews
20 Stakeholder Interviews September 28 & 29 at the Morse Institute library 25 interviews Questions: What s happening today? What do you think the Hot Button issues are/should be for the Master Plan? Interviewees Town Department Heads/Employees Board, committee & Commission chairs/members Property owners Developers Regional organization representatives (TCAN, chamber, etc.)
21 Existing Conditions Analysis: Demographics Natick grew by 10% between 1970 and 2014 The senior population accounts for 15% of total The foreign-born population accounts for 14% of total Median household income is $95,465 35,000 34,000 33,000 32,000 31,000 30,000 29,000 28,000 27,000 Natick Historical Population 34,230 32,170 33,006 31,057 30,510 29, Natick Population Source: American Community Survey , NHGIS, and RKG Associates Inc.
22 Existing Conditions Analysis: Economic Development Natick has a wide range of commercial and industrial businesses located throughout the town. Primary commercial nodes are located along Route 9, Speen Street, Downtown Natick, South Natick Center, and West Natick. As of early 2016, there were 1,495 individual business establishments located in Natick. These businesses employ close to 23,000 people. IN 2014, 11% of Natick residents held jobs located in Natick. Source: EOLWD ES-202, RKG Associates Inc.
23 Existing Conditions Analysis: Economic Development Natick s primary employment sectors include Retail, Professional and Technical Services, and Health Care and Social Assistance. Most Natick residents currently in the workforce are employed in Retail, Professional and Technical Services, Health Care and Social Assistance, and Educational Services industries. Employment 7,000 6,000 5,000 4,000 3,000 2,000 1,000 0 Employment Change in top 5 employment sectors: ,157 5,614 2,755 2, Retail Trade 54 - Professional and Technical Services 1,322 1,859 3,077 2, Educational Services 62 - Health Care and Social Assistance Industry Sectors 1, , Accommodation and Food Services Source: EOLWD ES-202, 2016, RKG Associates Inc.
24 Existing Conditions Analysis: Economic Development Between 2006 and 2016, Natick s labor force grew by a total of 6%. Change in Labor Force: ,500 Natick has one of the lowest unemployment rates of any surrounding towns at 2.7%. MA unemployment is 3.3%. Framingham NECTA Division is 2.3% Natick s location along major transportation routes, commuter rail access, commercial tax rate, excellent schools, open spaces, and housing stock are attractive to prospective employers and employees. Labor Force 20,000 19,500 19,000 18,500 18,000 17, Year Source: EOLWD ES-202, 2016, RKG Associates Inc.
25 Existing Conditions Analysis: Public Facilities and Services Town of Natick provides a wide range of facilities and services for residents and businesses: Ice Skating, Golf, Beaches, Trails, Recreation Fields Community farm Trash, recycling, and composting Council on Aging with a new community-senior center Water and sewer service Housing authority Public library Full time police, fire, and EMTs Excellent schools Source: CSS and RKG Associates Inc.
26 Existing Conditions Analysis: Education Natick schools continue to grow. Enrollment increased 22% from Natick K-12 Enrollment Elementary and middle schools are generally at or over their built capacities. The annual appropriated school budget increased 50% from Total Enrollment 5,600 5,400 5,200 5,000 4,800 4,600 4,400 4,360 4,441 4,430 4,418 4,372 4,495 4,588 4,655 4,665 4,737 4,858 4,974 5,182 5,266 5,329 The number of school and admin staff increased by 34.5 FTE between 2014 and 2016, a 6% increase. 4, Source: Natick Public Schools. 2016, Interview with NPS Superintendent, RKG Associates, Inc.
27 Existing Conditions Analysis: Public Facilities & Services Natick is a leader in sustainability measures: Full time Sustainability Coordinator Most solar capacity in MetroWest Many town-owned buildings have had energy retrofits Over 1,000 homes in Natick have taken part in the Mass Save program for solar panels Over 500 households in Natick take part in a composting pilot project Town working on a textile recycling pilot program Source: Interview with Sustainability Coordinator
28 Existing Conditions Analysis: Historic & Cultural Resources Natick has over 390 resources (Buildings, other structures, monuments, districts) on the Ma Historic commission survey Natick Historic Commission plans to inventory the downtown neighborhood and south natick by the river 16.8% of resources are protected by MGL article 76 which requires review of changes to historic resources. Historic Commission goal to have all resources protected. historical society continues to become more active - 4 books in last few years natick center cultural district is home to more than 100 working artists
29 Existing Conditions Analysis: Land Use 7% 6% 9% 2% 10% 12% 0% 7% 47% Residential Commercial Industrial Transportation Agricultural Recreational Institutional Water& Wetland Open/Forest 47% of Natick s total land area is in residential use. In 1999, Multi family residential represented 25% of all residential land use. Today it represents only 17%. Agricultural land use fell by 55% between 1971 and Recreation land increased by 410% between 1971 and 2016
30 Existing Conditions Analysis: Transportation Studied 55 Intersections: 89% at acceptable levels of service Opportunities for access and congestion improvements 7 complete streets priority corridors Improvements include Route 9/Oak Street reconstruction and marion street Bridge Cochituate rail trail will connect natick center to mall and major employers Golden Triangle study to look at land use & Transportation
31 Existing open space Existing Conditions Analysis: Open Space Combined public and private open space accounts for approximately 21 percent of natick Publicly accessible open space accounts for approximately 15.8 percent of the town 89 percent of the land area of natick is within 1/4 mile of public open space Two major open space acquisitions: 16.3 acres in the Pegan hill reservation Acquired 21 acres of land for the Cochituate Rail Trail approved
32 To Stay Involved with Natick twitter: #natick2030 Facebook:
33 Tonight s Agenda Breakout group discussion of vision & goals: Land Use, Housing & Economic Development Open Space & Cultural/Historic Resources Transportation & Infrastructure Public Facilities, Public Services & Education Breakout Group report Back: What idea from your group had the most consensus? What topic brought out the most passion or diverse responses?
34 To Stay Involved with Natick twitter: #natick2030 Facebook:
35 Natick Next Steps On-line posting of tonight s presentation & meeting notes along with survey soliciting feedback from people unable to attend Review of input Completion of draft existing conditions report More targeted topic-related meetings Draft community vision and goals statement
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