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<br />-t-comprehenSive Development Plan <br />SE GENERAL PROJECT HIGHLIGHTS <br /> <br />The CDP illustrates the intended organization of land uses, preliminary development intensities and densities, and circulations patterns <br />envisioned for the campus. However, uses, densities, and building heights are subject to change with market conditions and it is not the <br />intention of the parties that this document create restrictions outside of those created by present or future zoning. The CDP has been <br />prepared to fulfill requirements set forth in agreements from 2005 and 2007 between the Town of Madison and the City of Fitchburg. The <br />following are project characteristics that help to further define the general intent of the Novation Campus project. <br /> <br />· Market the project incorporating a wide range of uses from flex to office, hotel, education, retail and service commercial. <br />· Place buildings close to the streets to define a quality public realm. <br />· Organize buildings to relate to one another to create a cohesive campus versus a collection of individual buildings. <br />· Capitalize on views and vistas to environmental assets such as the detention ponds. <br />· Build on existing Novation Campus success. <br />· Provide opportunities and flexibility for a wide range of uses to respond to the marketplace. <br />· Limit the visual impact of large parking areas through incorporation of landscaping, breaking up parking into smaller areas, and <br />enclosing with strategic building placement. <br />· Improve connections to the Southdale Neighborhood by accommodating potential future connections through the campus (Deer <br />Valley Road extension and Moorland Road to Ski Lane connection). <br />· Develop in harmony with the site taking into consideration subsurface conditions and the site context. <br />· Enhance opportunities for employment within the neighborhood. <br />· Improve the Rimrock Road aesthetic and functionality through landscape enhancements and sidewalks. <br />· Incorporate sustainable practices into architecture and site development. <br />· The overall intent is to create a mixed use density supportive of future transit initiatives. <br /> <br />SUMMARY CHART <br /> <br /> i".../' . ".\/., j \,','. <br /> NET ACREAGE FLOORS (1) Oftic:e 141 Resldenllal(3) <br /> Flex Retail <br /> square leetl (square feetl esqUllle II!el) emu. unnsl <br />Site A 7.22 1-3 80.325 46.500 <br /> Lot 1 4.18 1 46.500 <br /> Lot 2 3.04 3 80,325 <br />SiteD 9.13 1-3 71 769 77 103 <br /> Lot 16 2.05 1-2 21.918 29,250 <br /> Lot 11 3.47 3 4!U51 <br /> Lilt 18 3.61 1 <l8,~ <br />Site F 2.28 2-3 41 906 50 <br /> Lot 13 0.73 2 11,798 <br /> Lot 1~ 1.56 3 30, 108 <br />SlteG 3.09 3.... 63,500 <br /> Lot 19 3.011 3-4 63.,flQO <br />SlteH 2.15 3.... M. 500 <br /> L1Il15 2,:\6 3-4 4a.flQO <br /> - I 306,000 I 124,203 I . I :)II <br />SlteB 4,61 2-3 128 899 21.325 <br /> Lat 3 0.81 3 !l6..1011 <br /> Lot 4 1.11 3 46. 'l<<o <br /> Lot 5 2,69 2 27,3:l!> :U,3:l!> <br />Site C 2.18 1-3 3m3 5,,250 <br /> Lat6 0.87 1 5.2SO <br /> Lot? 1.31 2.6 31,223 <br />SlteE 2.29 1-3 101IMO 50 <br /> Lat9 o.~ 3 ~190 - <br /> Lat 10 0.47 3 21,750 <br /> L1Il11 0.94 3 37,293 <br /> Lat 12 o.~ 3 21.8117 <br />ANTICIPATED RANGE - 261162 I 32.515 I 50 <br />TOTAL RANGE - 516.162 12A..203 I 32...~7~ I 100 <br />RIGHT OF WAY 7.31 <br />OPEN SPACE 1"1 :U3 <br />TOTAL 42.19 <br /> <br />NOle$: <br />, CalwlallM includes public: ClPClf\ liPIlCfl anly (lat (1 &. Mdlliclnftl space betwClen N<Mtllol'l P.'lcwey ROW &. nartI PfCII*tt bawIdIry), <br />additioMl QpM ~ lfldudod Qft ClIlc:tl ~t <br />2 Sites B, C, and G may be in<:ronc:d to.. . 6 stotlcsl1. hello! is fkNdqlCld M one of1hese locations <br />~ Pr~ realdtlntial dclvelapment shall be multif<<mly units c:onsistirlg or. mix of 6O'llt -. 1 bedfoom IWld 4Ml. . 2 becll'QClI1lS. <br /> <br />.. <br />