Elm Street Business District: Streetscape and Signage Plan
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1 Winnetka Preliminary Streetscape & Signage Village Council Presentation 1 Elm Street Business District: Streetscape and Signage Plan VILLAGE OF WINNETKA DOWNTOWN MASTER PLAN VILLAGE COUNCIL PRESENTATION Preliminary Streetscape & Signage Planning Teska Associates 06 February 2018
2 THE PLANNING PROCESS THAT LED TO THE STREETSCAPE & SIGNAGE PLAN Winnetka Preliminary Streetscape & Signage Village Council Presentation 2 Master Streetscape & Wayfinding Plan (2009) Urban Land Institute (ULI) Technical Assistance Panels (2013) Downtown Master Plan (Adopted November 3, 2016) This Plan is about enhancing how the business districts fit into the established community and reflect the quality of life that Winnetka provides. Key recommendations related to streetscape: 1. Support for People Places; 2. Better Wayfinding; 3. Improved access across Green Bay Rd; 4. Unified streetscape design.
3 TASK FORCE MEMBERS Jon Talty Meg Benson Scott Myers Steve Hudson Bob Winter John Swierk Margaret Lamason Winnetka Preliminary Streetscape & Signage Village Council Presentation 3 VILLAGE STAFF Robert Bahan, Village Manager Megan Pierce, Assistant Village Manager David Schoon, Director Community Development Brian Norkus, Assistant Director Community Development Steve Saunders, Director Public Works LoriAnne Weaver, Admin Assistant, Community Development
4 PROJECT SCHEDULE Oct Nov Dec Winnetka Preliminary Streetscape & Signage Village Council Presentation 4 Jan Feb Mar Apr PHASE 1 analysis tf PHASE 2 prelim master plan p tf tf vc PHASE 3 final master plan p tf vc tf vc Task Public tf p vc Force Village Council
5 IMPLEMENTATION PRINCIPLES Winnetka Preliminary Streetscape & Signage Village Council Presentation 5 1. Streetscape should live within a budget & funding sources to be determined by the Council; 2. Streetscape improvements that benefit Winnetka s residents should be higher priority; 3. Streetscape improvements to shopping/dining streets & intersections should be higher priority; 4. Streetscape improvements should coordinate public & private improvements with proposed streetscape improvements to maximize implementation efficiency; 5. Streetscape improvements should be phased so as to minimize disruption to businesses; 6. When phasing streetscape improvements, minimize disruption to streetscape improvements made in previous phases.
6 PROJECT SCOPE: ELM STREET BUSINESS DISTRICT Align past streetscape plans with the Downtown Master Plan; Winnetka Preliminary Streetscape & Signage Village Council Presentation 6 Streetscape and signage should be transferable to Hubbard Woods and Indian Hill business districts; The plan should be implementable.
7 GOALS, OBJECTIVES & DESIGN CRITERIA GOAL: Transform the Elm Street District to reflect the district s position as the economic & cultural center place of Winnetka. Winnetka Preliminary Streetscape & Signage Village Council Presentation 7 OBJECTIVES: 1. Maintain the cluster of related civic and commercial assets and destinations. Incorporate compelling, new and compatible destinations and features. 2. Support the vibrant business community with a pedestrian & bicyclist first environment while still effectively accommodating motorists. 3. Make use of existing infrastructure; Incorporate organized & purposeful arrangements of visually compelling experiences that relate to active land uses. DESIGN CRITERIA: 1. Conveniently walkable and bikable; linked to the Green Bay Trail; 2. Improved connectivity across Green Bay Road and local roads; 3. Extremely attractive; 4. Reliably safe; 5. Environmentally friendly; 6. Fiscally responsible/phased; 7. Respectful and neighborly; 8. Reasonably maintained; 9. Reliably durable; 10. Translatable and scalable to Winnetka s surrounding corridors & districts as appropriate.
8 COMMUNITY OUTREACH ACTIVITIES Project website statistics Page Views: 1,798 Unique Visitors: 536 Subscribers: 101 total (38 new) Winnetka Preliminary Streetscape & Signage Village Council Presentation 8 Public Open House #1 (Dec 4, 2017) +/- 10 participants Key themes: support outdoor living, meeting and gathering Holiday Ice Expo (Dec 16, 2017) +/- 40 participants Key themes: sign concept preferences, support for people places, lush landscaping, outdoor seating & dining, music; unique to Winnetka
9 PREVIOUS EFFORTS TO CARRY FORWARD Winnetka Preliminary Streetscape & Signage Village Council Presentation 9 Kim Roadway Fixture on 30 ht Valmont pole Sternberg Pedestrian Fixture on 11-3 fluted pole with Augusta base Sternberg Lighted Bollard Community Events Sign
10 PREVIOUS EFFORTS TO CARRY FORWARD Winnetka Preliminary Streetscape & Signage Village Council Presentation 10 Decorative unit pavers Whitacre-Greer clay pavers, lightly rumbled, North Shore Blend Masonry Seatwall (Dwyer Park) Litter / Recycling Receptacles
11 STREETSCAPE CHARACTER Winnetka Preliminary Streetscape & Signage Village Council Presentation 11 Activity Hot Spots; Patterns of people places
12 ACTIVITY HOT SPOTS: ORGANIZATION Winnetka Preliminary Streetscape & Signage Village Council Presentation 12 In-Ground Planter (tree, groundcover, bench) Café Seating Bike Racks Seating Cluster (benches, chairs, fireplace / public art) In-Ground Planter (existing tree) Litter/Recycling Festoon Lighting Over Intersection Business Directory Kiosk Movable Planters Lighted Bollards
13 ACTIVITY HOT SPOTS: ELEMENTS Winnetka Preliminary Streetscape & Signage Village Council Presentation 13 Standard Bike Rack custom graphics Bike Bollard Bike repair station Clustered seating at planters Precast Concrete Planters Benches
14 ACTIVITY HOT SPOTS: ELEMENTS Winnetka Preliminary Streetscape & Signage Village Council Presentation 14 Decorative poles and festoon lighting Street light décor
15 COMMUNITY IDENTITY GATEWAY & WAYFINDING SIGNAGE Winnetka Preliminary Streetscape & Signage Village Council Presentation 15 Gateway Sign Optional stone base Optional internal illumination Gateway Sign Optional internal illumination Directional Sign 4 letter ht (IDOT ROW) Directional Sign 3 letter ht (local ROW)
16 COMMUNITY IDENTITY GATEWAY & WAYFINDING SIGNAGE Winnetka Preliminary Streetscape & Signage Village Council Presentation 16 Identity Banner Fabric or Metal Options Parking Identifier Custom bracket options Parking Directional Sign Business Directory Kiosk Bicycle Route Directional Sign
17 COMMUNITY IDENTITY GATEWAY & WAYFINDING SIGNAGE Winnetka Preliminary Streetscape & Signage Village Council Presentation 17
18 STREETSCAPE CHARACTER TYPOLOGIES Winnetka Preliminary Streetscape & Signage Village Council Presentation 18 Shopping / Dining Street Transitional Street Throughfare Street Bridge Crossing
19 SHOPPING AND DINING STREET TYPOLOGY Chestnut Street Winnetka Preliminary Streetscape & Signage Village Council Presentation 19 KEY ELEMENTS CURB & GUTTER Existing to remain at straight sections Expanded corner bump outs at intersection corners LIGHTING Kim vehicular light with decorative base Sternberg pedestrian light Sternberg bollard light PLANTINGS Trees clustered in expanded pits at intersection corners PAVING Clay brick ribbon at straight sections Full clay brick paving at intersection corners Clay brick crosswalks with white border striping SITE FURNISHINGS Clustered benches, trash receptacles and planter pots at intersection corners Planter pots clustered at light poles Bike racks at intersection corners Wayfinding signage; parking signs; business directories
20 SHOPPING AND DINING STREET TYPOLOGY Chestnut Street Winnetka Preliminary Streetscape & Signage Village Council Presentation 20
21 Winnetka Preliminary Streetscape & Signage Village Council Presentation 21 SHOPPING AND DINING STREET TYPOLOGY Chestnut Street 21 (-1) (-1) (-1) (-2) (-1)
22 SHOPPING AND DINING STREET TYPOLOGY Chestnut Street Winnetka Preliminary Streetscape & Signage Village Council Presentation 22 8 MIN.
23 TRANSITIONAL STREET TYPOLOGY Oak Street Winnetka Preliminary Streetscape & Signage Village Council Presentation 23 KEY ELEMENTS CURB & GUTTER Existing to remain at straight sections Expanded corner bump outs at intersection corners LIGHTING Kim vehicular light with decorative base Sternberg pedestrian light PLANTINGS Trees in lawn parkway at residential block faces Groundcover plantings in curb bump outs PAVING Jointed concrete walks Painted crosswalks SITE FURNISHINGS Masonry seat height garden walls (match Dwyer Park) Wayfinding signage; Gateway sign
24 TRANSITIONAL STREET TYPOLOGY Oak Street Winnetka Preliminary Streetscape & Signage Village Council Presentation 24
25 TRANSITIONAL STREET TYPOLOGY Oak Street Winnetka Preliminary Streetscape & Signage Village Council Presentation 25
26 THROUGHFARE STREET (GREEN BAY RD) Excerpts from the Downtown Master Plan Winnetka Preliminary Streetscape & Signage Village Council Presentation 26 Improve visual and physical connections between east and west Elm Street Districts; Narrow Green Bay Rd to reduce crossing distances, add street parking and wider sidewalks; Design team is coordinating with IDOT. A traffic study may be required.
27 BRIDGE CROSSING STREET TYPOLOGY Elm Street Bridge Winnetka Preliminary Streetscape & Signage Village Council Presentation 27 KEY ELEMENTS CURB & GUTTER Bump outs define parking & bus layover per Pace LIGHTING Kim vehicular light with decorative base Sternberg pedestrian light PLANTINGS Planter pots PAVING Jointed concrete at straight sections Full width clay brick paving at intersection corners Painted crosswalks at Green Bay Road Clay brick crosswalks at Shopping/Dining Streets SITE FURNISHINGS Clustered benches, trash receptacles & planter pots at intersection corners Bike racks & repair stations at intersection corners Wayfinding signage; community events sign
28 BRIDGE CROSSING STREET TYPOLOGY Elm Street Bridge Winnetka Preliminary Streetscape & Signage Village Council Presentation 28
29 BRIDGE CROSSING STREET TYPOLOGY Elm Street Bridge Winnetka Preliminary Streetscape & Signage Village Council Presentation 29
30 Winnetka Preliminary Streetscape & Signage Village Council Presentation 30 NEXT STEPS: Coordination meeting with IDOT Teska advances the Final Streetscape & Signage Plan February 26 th Task Force / Public Open House Meetings March 6 th Village Council Meeting March 10 th Winnetka s Got Talent March 21 st Task Force Meeting April 17 th Village Council Meeting Help us spread the word!
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