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PEDESTRIAN MALL IMPROVEMENTS . PRESENTATION TO CITY COUNCIL January 16, 2018 PLANNING HISTORY EXISTING CONDITIONS SUMMARY OF DESIGN - Utility Improvements - Tree Mitigation Plan - Layers of Lighting - Full Paving Replacement SECONDARY DESTINATIONS - Permanent Stage Canopy - Black Hawk Mini Park - Clinton Street Entry CONSTRUCTION PHASING PROBABLE COST OPINION NEXT STEPS Q + A Ir genus I NEUMANNMONSON I RAKER RHODES I SCHULER SHOOK I SHOEMAKER & HAALAND I SRF CONSULTING GROUP I DIVERSIFIED DESIGN : I��i 12 [ landscape Gr Ntecfh I Ciro OF 101VA CITY 11NS111CIIY01 LII LHH1 VHL PLANNING HISTORY 4' Ir genus I NEUMANNMONSON I RAKER RHODES I SCHULER SHOOK I SHOEMAKER & HAALAND I SRF CONSULTING GROUP I DIVERSIFIED DESIGN I [ landscape Gr Ntecfh Ciro OF 101VA CITY 11NSCV CIIY01 LII LHHl VHL 13 2013 - 2014 IOWA CITY DOWNTOWN AND PEDESTRIAN MALL STREETSCAPE PLAN UPDATE • STAKEHOLDER INPUT [ ICDD, SOTA, U OF I ] • THREE PUBLIC MEETINGS • ONGOING ONLINE FEEDBACK VIA INSPIREDOWNTOWNIC.COM • EVENT MONITORING • ADOPTED BY THE CITY COUNCIL IN 2014 2014 SCHEMATIC DESIGN PHASE • DUBUQUE STREET, WASHINGTON STREET, PEDESTRIAN MALL • PUBLIC MEETING PLANNING HISTORY PEDESTRIAN MALL IMPROVEMENTS a 2016-2018 DESIGN DEVELOPMENT AND CONSTRUCTION DOCUMENTATION • PRE -DESIGN AND INFORMATION GATHERING WORKSHOPS • TWO PUBLIC MEETINGS • TWO OPEN HOUSES WITH BUSINESS + PROPERTY OWNERS • INDIVIDUAL BUSINESS + PROPERTY OWNER CONSULTS TO MITIGATE CONSTRUCTION IMPACTS PLANNING HISTORY PEDESTRIAN MALL IMPROVEMENTS EXISTING CONDITIONS �r genus I NEUMANNMONSON I RAKER RHODES I SCHULER SHOOK I SHOEMAKER & HAALAND I SRF CONSULTING GROUP I DIVERSIFIED DESIGN : I��i [ landscape Gr Ntecfh Ciro of 101,vn Ciro 11NSCV CIIY01 LII LHHl VHL G .a - 7 'lip ff 1 LL b EXISTING CONDITIONS PEDESTRIAN MALL IMPROVEMENTS EXISTING CONDITIONS PEDESTRIAN MALL IMPROVEMENTS ^ \z < tj ? \ , .a N LAW ��' ��j �� d �� ��— - - _ . � �:�� n. �� ,, ^Jp Iu] iC ��— � 1� e, �� SUMMARY OF DESIGN - Maintain Warm Character - Replace Aging Infrastructure - Tree Mitigation Plan - Layers of Lighting - Full Paving Replacement - New Site Furnishings genus I NEUMANN MONSON I RAKER RHODES I SCHULER SHOOK I SHOEMAKER & HAALAND I SRF CONSULTING GROUP I DIVERSIFIED DESIGN [ landscape Gr Ntecfh I r Ciro OF 101VA CITY ,N 1111I LI LHHI VHL DESIGN SUMMARY UTILITY UPGRADES • NEW WATER MAIN • TELECOM • ENHANCED STORM SEWER SYSTEM • NEW ELECTRICAL • MULTI -LAYERED LIGHTING FRAMEWORK • NEW PEDESTRIAN POLE LIGHTS • ACCENT LIGHTING AT TREES, ART, STORY WALLS • CANOPY AND STRUCTURE LIGHTING CREATE SECONDARY DESTINATIONS • PERMANENT STAGE CANOPY AT FOUNTAIN • SHADE STRUCTURE AT BLACK HAWK MINI PARK [ STRUCTURES BID AS ALTERNATES ] • STORY WALLS � f C • FULL PAVING REPLACEMENT • NEW SITE FURNISHINGS • MOVABLE TABLES AND CHAIRS • BIG BELLY STATIONS • TRASH RECEPTACLES • FIXED TABLE AND CHAIRS • DRINKING FOUNTAIN r rt-iTi+ • BIKE RACKS • BENCHES RANGE OF SEATING TYPES PROPOSED I INCLUDING BENCHES, SEAT WALLS, TABLES AND CHAIRS • REPAIR OF LIMESTONE PLANTER WALLS • ENHANCED PLANTING AREAS • 8,905 SF EXISTING PERVIOUS AREA (8%) 14,228 SF PROPOSED PERVIOUS AREA (13%) ( III cin,u. c DESIGN SUMMARY PEDESTRIAN MALL IMPROVEMENTS URBAN ARBORIST REVIEWED HEALTH OF EXISTING TREES ON TWO SEPARATE OCCASIONS AND PROVIDED RECOMMENDATIONS TO DESIGN TEAM. TREE REMOVALS DUE TO INTRODUCTION OF PROGRAM, TO ACCOMMODATE INSTALLATION OF UTILITY LINE, WHERE EXISTING TREE IS WITHIN DESIGNATED FIRELANE OR TO REPAIR LEANING PLANTER WALL. TREE MITIGATION SUMMARY 87 EXISTING TREES 42 TREES TO BE PROTECTED / 45 TREES TO BE REMOVED 49 TREES TO BE PLANTED d a i LEGEND Xr� �- � EXISTING TREE TO BE REMOVED =�r•-t-r i /� -� _. `fit e ��`' --=1\� v � I TREE MITIGATION PEDESTRIAN MALL IMPROVEMENTS REPLACEMENT TREE DIVERSITY -SERVICE BERRY - DAKOTA PINNACLE ASIAN WHITE BIRCH -'PRAIRIE PRIDE' HACKBERRY - PAGODA DOGWOOD - SKYLINE HONEYLOCUST -'ESPRESSO' KENTUCKY COFFEETREE -SEVEN SON FLOWER - MORIANE SWEET GUM - TULIP TREE - CRABAPPLE SPP. -'CHICAGO BLUES' BLACK LOCUST - HARVEST GOLD LINDEN -CHINESE ELM - VILLAGE GREEN ZELKOVA Ta'i �monn nmry ro�uo .. c 2 r E c s TREE MITIGATION SUMMARY 87 EXISTING TREES 42 TREES TO BE PROTECTED / 45 TREES TO BE REMOVED 49 TREES TO BE PLANTED TREE MITIGATION PEDESTRIAN MALL IMPROVEMENTS POWER PEDESTALS IN PLANTING AREAS Ta'i �mon�r�max ro�uo .. e E r E c i a o y _ LAYERS OF LIGHTING PEDESTRIAN MALL IMPROVEMENTS pr • BEGA 84 1 • INTERNAL FOUNTAIN LIGHTING CANOPY / PERFORMANCE LIGHTING [ ALTERNATE I i _F Fj'i �wex roxu11 ee LAYERS OF LIGHTING PEDESTRIAN MALL IMPROVEMENTS • TREE UP -LIGHTS • STORY WALL UP -LIGHTS • PUBLIC ART UP -LIGHTS • WAYFINDING KIOSK LIGHTING EXISTING VS. PROPOSED COUNTS 85 EXISTING BENCHES - 74 PROPOSED BENCHES (24 EXTENDED LENGTH) DESIGN PROPOSES A RANGE OF SEATING TYPES INCLUDING SEAT WALLS, AND TABLES AND CHAIRS (1 FIXED AND 6 MOVABLE TABLES AND CHAIRS) NEOLIVIANO BENCH PLAINWELL BENCH BENCHMARK BENCH DUMOR TABLE 78 FERMOB MOVABLE TABLE + CHAIRS SITE FURNISHINGS PEDESTRIAN MALL IMPROVEMENTS WAYFINDING KIOSK [ 2 PROPOSED ] TRASH RECEPTACLE SCARBOROUGH. LANDSCAPEFORMS [ 55 EXISTING - 15 PROPOSED ] BIKE RACKS U Bike Rack by Madrax [ 6 RACKS EXISTING / 35 BICYCLES ] [ 24 PROPOSED / 48 BICYCLES ] SITE FURNISHINGS PEDESTRIAN MALL IMPROVEMENTS RECYCLING SYSTEM BIGBELLY & SMARTBELLY DOUBLE STATION [ 4 PROPOSED ] MOST DEPENDABLE FOUNTAIN [ 1 EXISTING- 1 PROPOSED] HANOVER TRADITIONAL EXISTING CLAY PREST BRICK PAVER PAVER RUSSET BLEND HANOVER TRADITIONAL PREST BRICK PAVER CHARCOAL HANOVER TRADITIONAL PREST BRICK PAVER LIMESTONE GRAY HANOVER TRADITIONAL PREST BRICK PAVER NATURAL CHARCOAL BLEND REPLACEMENT PAVING PEDESTRIAN MALL IMPROVEMENTS SECONDARY DESTINATIONS - Permanent Stage Canopy - Black Hawk Mini Park - Clinton Street Entry gol l genus I NEUMANNMONSON I RAKER RHODES I SCHULER SHOOK I SHOEMAKER & HAALAND I SRF CONSULTING GROUP I DIVERSIFIED DESIGN : I�.i [ landscape Gr Ntecfh I Ciro OF 101VA CITY 11NS111CIIY01 LII LHH1 VHL ' J3C$�Ji.. 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S I I walkway �w PROPOSED STAGE CONFIGURATION 575 SF OF COVERED PERFORMANCE SPACE PERMANENT STAGE CANOPY AT WDF PEDESTRIAN MALL IMPROVEMENTS v" PERMANENT STAGE CANOPY AT WDF PEDESTRIAN MALL IMPROVEMENTS O LOUVERED SCREEN TO MANAGE SUNLIGHT AND ELECTRIC LIGHTING © LAMINATED GLASS CANOPY WITH OPTIONAL GLASS PATTERN © INTEGRATED LED STAGE DOWN -LIGHTING O ADJUSTABLE HEIGHT BANNER INTEGRATION © SINGLE BANNER OPTION 0 MULTIPLE BANNER OPTION O PERMANENT SOUND SYSTEM FOR SMALL EVENTS [ ELIMINATED ] Q POWER AND A/V ACCESS AT EACH COLUMN BASE ELEVATION AS VIEWED FROM WEATHERDANCE FOUNTAIN OFTIONAL, INTEGRAL GLASS PATTERN RELATES TO DOWNTOWN WAYFINDING PERMANENT STAGE CANOPY AT WDF PEDESTRIAN MALL IMPROVEMENTS BLACK HAWK MINI PARK DESIGN GOALS Create an open and flexible design to support a varied and diverse program [ 2200 SF, 55' x 40' ] Create a welcoming and comfortable space Provide shaded seating areas to enhance usability of the space Capture and communicate the history of Black Hawk Mini Park Create a timeless design that projects a progressive and/or forward -thinking image for Iowa City Screen Transformer r genus I NEUMANNMONSON I RAKER RHODES I SCHULER SHOOK I SHOEMAKER & HAALAND I SRF CONSULTING GROUP I DIVERSIFIED DESIGN : I��i [ landscape Gr Ntecfh I Ciro OF 101VA CITY 11NS111CIIY01 LII LHH1 VHL 1970 "The Spirit of Black Hawk" mural became the epicenter of heated discourse over the meaning and use of space. It was a powerful, iconic image of resistance and it energized the passionate feelings of the time. it "reminds us that the guardians of this land who came before us treated it with more respect then we do." i5LACK HAWK MINI PARK PEDESTRIAN MALL IMPROVEMENTS LANDSCAPE FTAN FCR FIRST MINI -PARK "reflects the cultural and artistic nature of the community" "activity center for art, music and theater, a place for gatherings and events" BLACK HAWK MINI PARK PEDESTRIAN MALL IMPROVEMENTS HERTEEN AND STOCKER JEWELRY TEN THOUSAND VILLA G.'. ; TEXTILES FORBIDDEN PLANET I-------- I 2200 SF FLEXIBLE SPACE I I I I .. _ • . Alm w ■ zc)9 r BUZZ -SALON BLACK HAWK MINI PARK PEDESTRIAN MALL IMPROVEMENTS E a a 3 O ka I 4� , ELI INA Emm :0, BLACK HAWK MINI PARK PEDESTRIAN MALL IMPROVEMENTS Li 0 R Q a4 4h. 11 Al 1 � A—i to/b UIV rL a k mento l Uo C1 we"Uha Is or IIS cn tFe a Bred rhwe st lancet IM1e PardHelpsbuilding. Inal, rhe proud and digoifled Sac iel, 0 Block Hawk stood looking com over dovnrawn — City, black Ilsfape ma" bad Imo oowa soaring apw,,d reminding no of'he'gnnmicns o1 MIs land who camebe•o,e as.reared n vd� mr— revpea'Fan do'. the marc, bwamc a—rals,. _ ape o` nd t emerg..ed me F r '� feelinge of the it I nr he at oppropdme had"Pnh Bloat ass r,li S Blank Hab,k son, Isk r crop the ancestor 11o,I:. Ndiscos, mdus.` ova.' ' � and use of v laa arra , alserni,d only L W arbor gleno Uemom vrnrcmd If. Amencnn i n6 " 2 Ian m—onceI. 1 PrejectGREEN( > far G Barash Lu E e, l n II tel d r pmf" II d n 968IM1o. Lu A�ry n F ' 3 "!' rare F as(Y W moos acd he - INTERPRETIVE PANELS AT SHADE STRUCTURE PEDESTRIAN MALL IMPROVEMENTS V) CL 0 Lu CL Lu 2 v na t, un s—, w. n`: nae.._ zu Black H H Am p ktobe temporary packer k II Id I Ily b of ed wds cnm I d t ....... d by Xw 411969 Lbom renewalpl H al the May 34, 19NCocoa' on.pmep d pennon confic,mop 555 -g ka so,, the p polor park. 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It was designed be ' mpar y, bar the pork location. bay p.,adl �I yser INTERPRETIVE PANELS AT SHADE STRUCTURE PEDESTRIAN MALL IMPROVEMENTS V) CL 0 Lu CL Lu 2 v na t, un s—, w. n`: nae.._ zu Black H H Am p ktobe temporary packer k II Id I Ily b of ed wds cnm I d t ....... d by Xw 411969 Lbom renewalpl H al the May 34, 19NCocoa' on.pmep d pennon confic,mop 555 -g ka so,, the p polor park. After factor! cook.the Cannot .led 4 3 t. obtain B lack H wkM'F k pbr p rp a an o=Ie son of'be newly erred accost, am mall TM1rs cloosprormi,ap rr,vex ur rose mar arded-med or" mmmmz, hosti7 an noy of aac,—to mines,andconIn, I ."Wricy In IM1e hear of dawmown lawn Gry. A Markt Was Made io CELEBRATE RESIDENTS WHO HAVE SHAPED AND INFLUENCED IOWA CITY PROCESS: Online Survey DISCOVERY Group of Local Experts (1817-1887) Cyrus Sanders (1950s) James Van Allen COMMUNITY (1990-2017) Connie Mutel (1924-1943) Howard Moffit (1949-2016) Dottie Ray COMMERCE (1960-1990) Minnette Doderer (1854) John Hands (1968-1990) Nancy Seiberling (1850-1900) E.D. Rate & Family (1979-2017) Jean Lloyd Jones (1910) Boerner Family (pharmacy) (1990-2017) Karen Kubby (1948) John Alberhasky (1970-1980) Bill Sackter BLACK HAWK MINI PARK PEDESTRIAN MALL IMPROVEMENTS EDUCATION (1855) Martha Reno (1873) Mary Wilkinson (1920's) George Gallup CULTURE (1925) Dora Chapmen/Etta Englert (1970-1990) Dave Morice CLINTSON STREET ENTRY DESIGN GOALS Create a welcoming entry experience with wayfinding kiosk and shaded seating areas. Introduce layers of accent lighting. Celebrate City of Literature designation at story wall. Improve accessibility at Clinton / College with new curb ramps, crosswalk paving and traffic signalization. r genus I NEUMANNMONSON I RAKER RHODES I SCHULER SHOOK I SHOEMAKER & HAALAND I SRF CONSULTING GROUP I DIVERSIFIED DESIGN : I��i [ landscape Gr Ntecfh I Ciro OF 101VA CITY 11NS111CIIY01 LII LHH1 VHL x r It #' 'fx r m on LA Y. WASHINGTON 8 : fJ IIBUgJf CLINTON STREET ENTRY PEDESTRIAN MALL IMPROVEMENTS 1 O N/ A C I T y, ! O Wd ,` L/SA //mid semi -trailers hauling produce grown in the deep blue -black topsoil left mid -country by an inexpressible Ice Age, there is known to he a place where words have dirt on their shoes. Where sky reaches to girdle the globe, the earth is etched by signs and portents. Many have bowed to their writing in attics and basements, at rest by the river or paused on a bridge, in the shadow of winter or eclipse, voicing local lives and affairs of state—as much by the reflections of leaves and the glow of prairie grasses left to live in the mind as by shapes in clouds or the dark news. They were here who made the sentence behave and misbehave, who added chapter and verse, and recast the myths. The cafe grows quiet as they write. The espresso machine lets go the steam someone may write in on the mirror. It is an impulse that survives disaster. The guns fail when surrounded by writing. Marvin Bell CONSTRUCTION PHASING Ir genus NEUMANNMONSON I RAKER RHODES I SCHULER SHOOK I SHOEMAKER & HAALAND I SRF CONSULTING GROUP I DIVERSIFIED DESIGN I [ landscape Gr Ntecfh Ciro OF 101VA CITY 11NSCV CIIY01 LII LHHl VHL e� NORTH PHASE 1 - 2018 J _ J WEST PHASE 2 2019 �'f-' EAST�� H PHASE 2-2019 , CONSTRUCTION PHASING PEDESTRIAN MALL IMPROVEMENTS ALLEY PHSSFI— zma�rm. "" nv T i 77 ' ALLEY ••� — amamucr..n mu�roez aarcnimursc.ssm• 0 � n Fv nz'x�vw Fv wtve[ J i.—v zmraasx. axu�ns xnuunwecaoxxvusr iA5E1 III wcaamx�aE�xrc > il' ,.,",� CONSTRUCTION PHASING PEDESTRIAN MALL IMPROVEMENTS wvw un.vrccww.cmamv cxcvnxun : "ma orcua _ 31 GENERPL PHASING NOTES —_1 �� wec�.vncmxuuui n.xioncrnmmwvw iR si avc 77 ' ALLEY ••� — amamucr..n mu�roez aarcnimursc.ssm• 0 � n Fv nz'x�vw Fv wtve[ J i.—v zmraasx. axu�ns xnuunwecaoxxvusr iA5E1 III wcaamx�aE�xrc > il' ,.,",� CONSTRUCTION PHASING PEDESTRIAN MALL IMPROVEMENTS �I FAR 41_ze i «yl �I d - - - --- - -rte, CONSTRUCTION PHASING PEDESTRIAN MALL IMPROVEMENTS SUMMARY OF PROBABLE COST OPINION AND BUDGET Ir genus NEUMANNMONSON I RAKER RHODES I SCHULER SHOOK I SHOEMAKER & HAALAND I SRF CONSULTING GROUP I DIVERSIFIED DESIGN I [ landscape Gr Ntecfh Ciro OF 101VA CITY 11NSCV CIIY01 LII LHHl VHL SUMMARY OF PROBABLE COST OPINION BASE BID $7,505,380 STAGE CANOPY - ALT. 1 $ 887,800 BHMP STRUCTURE - ALT. 2 $ 155,000 BUDGET 2017 GO Bonds $3,100,000 2018 GO Bonds $3,100,000 Water $ 268,509 Storm Water $ 266,692 S3826 - Elect. Underground $ 242,689 S3814 - Traffic Signalization $ 63,720 2015 GO Bonds (From P3971)$ 350,000 (Includes $11,519 for BHMP) 2016 GO Bonds (From S3938) $ 300,000 $7,691,610 PROJECT COSTS PEDESTRIAN MALL IMPROVEMENTS NEXT STEPS Ir genus NEUMANNMONSON I RAKER RHODES I SCHULER SHOOK I SHOEMAKER & HAALAND I SRF CONSULTING GROUP I DIVERSIFIED DESIGN : ii -TIRi [ landscape Gr Ntecfh Ciro OF 101VA CITY 11NSCV CIIY01 LII LHHl VHL BID SCHEDULE Final Design Documents to the City 1/26/18 Design Documents on file with City Clerk 2/2/18 Set Public Hearing 2/6/18 Public Hearing / Approve Plans and Specifications 2/20/18 Pre -Bid Meeting 3/20/18 Bids Due 3/27/18 Award 4/3/18 Construction [ Early Start ] 4/30/18 PROJECT COSTS PEDESTRIAN MALL IMPROVEMENTS 1 f � genus I NEUMANNMONSON I RAKER RHODES I SCHULER SHOOK I SHOEMAKER & HAALAND I SRF CONSULTING GROUP I DIVERSIFIED DESIGN : I��i [ landscape Gr Ntecfh Ciro of 101,vn Ciro 11NSCV CIIY01 LII LHHl VHL