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Developer Resources
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Developer Guidelines articulate specific goals for corridors, districts, and neighborhoods so individual developments can play a role in creating the best overall future for the Central Business District of East Liberty.
Step 1: Using the Corridors, Districts, and Neighborhoods diagram determine in which corridor, district, or nieghborhood the location under consideration resides. In the case of locations in multiple districts review all distrists.
Step 2: Review the Development Guidelines- Vision and determine how this compares with the development intentions.
Step 3: Review the Development Guidelines - Vision and determine how this compares with the development intentions.
Step 4: Pursue initial review of Design Standards to determine if these are copacetic with the development intentions
Step 5: For large scale sites and projects that will impact roads, parking or abut green pathways, it will be essential to review these issues in relation to on-growing initiatives, infrastructure, and other public investment. This review can be initiated by contracting the City Planning Department or East Libertyi Development, Inc.
Step 6: Introduction This review is intended to establish parameters for design of architecture and the public realm in order to create connected, intricate and compelling urban places. The Design Guidelines require that developers articulate the manner in which these issues have been addressed in their proposed design. Issues to be addressed will be as follows:
A - Development Imperatives These text notes establish important location specific goals considered to be critical to improving the Central Business District of East Liberty.
B - Urban Context Location specific site conditions must be reflected in proposed development. These include responding to visual axes, gateways, and green pathways described on nxt page.
C - Building Context Location specific building design criteria must be reflected in proposed design. These include maintaining street edge, designing interesting facades, minimum and maximum height requirments, and historic building identification described further on the next page.