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T F A R POPS Advisory Committee Meeting D May 31, 2018 NOTE: This presentation is a working document, and some recommendations or ideas may have evolved or changed based on continued discussions and additional analyses. 1 AGENDA T F A

  1. T F A R POPS Advisory Committee Meeting D May 31, 2018 NOTE: This presentation is a working document, and some recommendations or ideas may have evolved or changed based on continued discussions and additional analyses. 1

  2. AGENDA T F A  Introduction R  Timeline D  Overall Draft Revisions  Priority Actions  Casual Use Spaces  Next Steps 2

  3. TIMELINE present vision, discuss + present preliminary prioritize strategic directions, ask targeted questions to recommendations informactions T F PUBLIC FOCUS A PUBLIC POPS GROUP MEETING MEETING CHARRETTE COUNTY BOARD MEETINGS ADDITIONAL PUBLIC SERIES SERIES ENGAGEMENT ENGAGEMENT ENGAGEMENTS COMMISSION COMMITTEE COMMITTEE strategic directions, ADVISORY ADVISORY ADOPTION actions, action steps + REVIEWS R implementation strategy Summer 2016 Summer 2017 Feb 2016 Dec 2016 Dec 2017 Spring / D Summer/Fall 2018 Jul - Aug 2016 Winter 2015-16 Fall 2018 draft plan ENGAGEMENT COMMITTEE WE ARE options for classification ADVISORY land draft plan HERE + LOS standards acquisition discussions vision statement + strategy strategic directions STATISTICALLY VALID SURVEY definitions, strategic present final draft plan POPS POPPING direction prioritization PUBLIC UP EVENTS ENGAGEMENT S 3

  4. T F A R D OVERALL DRAFT REVISIONS 4

  5. OVERALL DRAFT REVISIONS T F A R D 5

  6. OVERALL DRAFT REVISIONS-TABLE OF CONTENTS (EXAMPLE) T 2.Trails F 2.1. Expand network of trails A 2.2. Ensure trails function for range of users 2.3. Connect to hiking trails R 2.4. Consistent signage 2.5. Coordinate management of trails D Using the table of contents to lay out the recommendations provides for easier navigation and a clearer visual representation of what is in the plan. 6

  7. OVERALL DRAFT REVISIONS Expand & modify to executive summary T F A R D 7

  8. OVERALL DRAFT REVISIONS- CONTEXT T F A Reorganize & streamline R D 8

  9. OVERALL DRAFT REVISIONS- SUMMARY OF ENGAGEMENT T F A R D Streamline & move to Appendix 9

  10. OVERALL DRAFT REVISIONS-STRATEGIC DIRECTIONS T Revise & F Streamline A R D 10

  11. OVERALL DRAFT REVISIONS- SD6 T F A R D Remove & incorporate into executive summary 11

  12. OVERALL DRAFT REVISIONS- SD4 & SD8 T F A R D Combine 12

  13. OVERALL DRAFT REVISIONS-APPENDICES T F A R D Revise 13

  14. OVERALL DRAFT REVISIONS-FORMATTING T F A R D Expand width of text columns throughout document 14

  15. OVERALL DRAFT REVISIONS-FORMATTING T F A R Reduce graphics that span two pages D 15

  16. OVERALL DRAFT REVISIONS-FORMATTING T F A R D Condense pages into one page, eliminate some photos 16

  17. T F A R D PRIORITY ACTIONS 17

  18. PRELIMINARY DRAFT- PRIORITY ACTIONS  Do these priority actions reflect your sense: T o of the community; F o or the groups you represent? A R D 18

  19. PRELIMINARY DRAFT- PRIORITY ACTIONS  1.1. Add at least 30 acres of new public space over  1.3. Ensure access to spaces that are intentionally the next 10 years. (p. 70) designed to support casual, impromptu use and connection with nature. (p. 85) T  1.1.2. Secure or expand the public spaces envisioned by sector, corridor, and other plans  1.4.3. Based on level of service, determine where to F adopted by the County Board — including the reduce duplication of services without reducing the A Clarendon Sector Plan, Virginia Square Plan, overall quality of service provided to the community. Courthouse Sector Plan, Rosslyn Sector Plan, (p. 93) R Crystal City Sector Plan, and Columbia Pike Form Based Codes — and ensure they provide amenities  1.6. Ensure high-quality visual and physical access to D that meet County needs. (p. 70) the Potomac River, Four Mile Run, and their tributaries. (p. 97)  1.2.2. Complete the implementation of adopted park master plans. (p. 75)  2.1. Expand Arlington’s network of connected multi- use trails. (p. 108)  1.2.7. Develop park master plans, to be adopted by the County Board, for approximately 10 parks that  3.1. Update the Natural Resources Management Plan. are of high importance to the park system. (p. 78) (p. 120)  3.2. Update the Urban Forest Master Plan. (p. 120) 19

  20. PRELIMINARY DRAFT- PRIORITY ACTIONS  1.1. Add at least 30 acres of new public space over the next 10 years. T (p. 70) F A R D 20

  21. PRELIMINARY DRAFT- PRIORITY ACTIONS  1.1.2. Secure or expand the public spaces envisioned by sector, corridor, and other plans adopted by the County Board — including the Clarendon Sector Plan, Virginia Square Plan, Courthouse Sector Plan, Rosslyn Sector Plan, Crystal City Sector Plan, and Columbia Pike Form Based Codes — and T ensure they provide amenities that meet County needs. (p. 70) F A R D 21

  22. PRELIMINARY DRAFT- PRIORITY ACTIONS  1.2.2. Complete the implementation of adopted park master plans. (p. 75) List of adopted park master plans: Arlington Boathouse Feasibility Study (Adopted May 11, 1996)  T Barcroft Sports Complex Siting (Adopted September 20, 1997) and Barcroft Park Master Plan (Adopted December 12, 1999) *  Benjamin Banneker Framework Plan and Design Guidelines (Adopted December 12, 2017)  F Fort C.F. Smith Cultural Resources Master Plan (Adopted July 19, 1997) *  Fort Ethan Allen Community Canine Area (Adopted December 11, 2004)  A Four Mile Run Master Plan (Adopted March 14, 2006) and Design Guidelines (Adopted September 26, 2009)  Greenbrier Park Master Plan (Adopted May 18, 2002) *  James Hunter Park Master Plan (Adopted December 15, 2007) *  R Jennie Dean Park Master Plan and Design Guidelines (TBD)  Long Bridge Park Master Plan and Design Guidelines (Adopted February 21, 2004 and Revised on March 10, 2013)  D Mosaic Park Master Plan (Adopted September 26, 2009)  Pen Place PDSP Open Space Network Plan (Adopted July 19, 2014)  10th Street Plaza, Central Green and 12th Street Plaza  Penrose Square Master Plan (Adopted July 19, 2008)  Powhatan Springs Park Master Plan (Adopted January 23, 1999) *  Rosslyn Highlands Park + Master Plan and Design Guidelines (Adopted September 24, 2016)  Shirlington Dog Park Master Plan and Design Guidelines (TBD)  Shirlington Park Master Plan and Design Guidelines (TBD)  Short Bridge Park Master Plan and Design Guidelines (Adopted January 27, 2018)  Three Oaks Park Master Plan (Adopted February 21, 2015)  Tyrol Hill Park Master Plan (Adopted December 6, 2003) *  Westover Park Master Plan (Adopted December 9, 2000) *  * Adopted plans already implemented 22

  23. PRELIMINARY DRAFT- PRIORITY ACTIONS  1.2.7. Develop park master plans, to be adopted by the County Board, for approximately 10 parks that are of high importance to the park system. (p. 78) T List of parks to be master planned: F A Bon Air Park  Bluemont Park  R Courthouse Square Remove  Future parks in Crystal City & Columbia Pike  D Maury/Herselle Milliken/New Properties  Quincy Park  Rosslyn Plaza  South Park (in the process) Completed- remove  Thomas Jefferson Park  Virginia Highlands Park  Added 15th Street (Crystal City)  23

  24. PRELIMINARY DRAFT- PRIORITY ACTIONS  1.3. Ensure access to spaces that are intentionally designed to support T casual, impromptu use and connection with nature. (p. 85) F A R D 24

  25. PRELIMINARY DRAFT- PRIORITY ACTIONS T  1.4.3. Based on level of service, F determine where to reduce  1.4.3. Utilize the level of service as Change A duplication of services without a planning tool to manage public reducing the overall quality of space assets efficiently. (p. 93) R service provided to the community. D (p. 93) 25

  26. PRELIMINARY DRAFT- PRIORITY ACTIONS T • 1.6. Ensure high-quality visual and physical access to the Potomac F  1.6. Ensure high-quality visual and River, Four Mile Run, and their physical access to the Potomac River, Change A tributaries, while improving the Four Mile Run, and their tributaries. (p. 97) tree canopy, native vegetation, R and other natural resources along D waterways. 26

  27. PRELIMINARY DRAFT- PRIORITY ACTIONS  2.1. Expand Arlington’s network of connected multi-use trails. (p. 108) T F A R Population Based Standards D Current Bench- National Recommended Example Survey LOS marking Average standard Multi-use 4,577 N/A 2,500 High 3,300 Trails Incremental Needs Total Current 2025 2035 by 2035 19 7 7 33 (miles) 27

  28. PRELIMINARY DRAFT- PRIORITY ACTIONS T  3.1. Update the Natural Resources F  3.1. Update the Urban Forest Management Plan. (p. 120) A Master Plan & Natural Combine Resources Management Plan.  3.2. Update the Urban Forest Master R Plan. (p. 120) D 28

  29. T F A R D CASUAL USE SPACES 29

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