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HomeMy WebLinkAboutARC Presentation609 Palm ARCH-0415-2019 & ARCH-0448-2019 August 19, 2019 ARC Purview The ARC’s role is to review the new SLO Repertory Theatre and the Palm Nipomo Parking Structure in terms of its consistency with the Community Design Guidelines and provide a recommendation to the Planning Commission. 2 Site Information 3 Zone: Office with a Historic Overlay (O-H) and Medium-High density Residential Zone (R-3) Size: 1.38 acres General Plan: Office and Medium- High Density Residential. The General Plan designation is proposed to be changed to General Retail Current Use: A surface parking lot and three residential units Project Description Two new structures are being proposed on the subject properties: •SLO Repertory Theatre – a new 23,344-square foot performing arts facility with two performance spaces, rehearsal space, workshop and storage areas, lobby, a balcony and roof deck and administrative offices. •City of SLO – a new 162,909-square foot parking structure with 404 parking spaces. 4 5 SLO Rep Parking Structure SLO Repertory Theatre 6 Project Description: SLO Rep 7 South Elevation North Elevation Project Description: SLO Rep 8 East Elevation West Elevation Project Description: SLO Rep 9 TERRA COTTA RAINSCREEN Project Details: SLO Rep 10 Allowed/RequiredProposedSite Details 0 feet0 feetFront Setback 50 feet42 feet 5 inchesMaximum Height of Structure 100%51%Max Building Coverage 3.01.16F.A.R. 67 13 0 (Pay in-lieu fees) 0* Total # Parking Spaces Bicycle Parking An addendum to an adopted and certified EIREnvironmental Status *The project is required to meet all bicycle parking requirements as part of the City’s code Consistency with CDG: SLO Rep •Portions of structure located at the back of the sidewalk. •Height is broken up with various upper story setbacks, a balcony and changes in material. •Mass of the project is separated from the Hays/Lattimer Adobe Historic Resource. •Recessed front entry. •Transparency is provided with inclusion of glass curtain walls. •Uses mission era materials such as exterior plaster, which is used in its traditional form, and terra cotta clay, which is used in a modern, reimagined way via an innovative rainscreen panel system. 11 Discussion Item: SLO Rep •The ARC should discuss the proposed use and application of materials and architectural details, and the project’s compatibility with existing development and the proposed parking structure. 12 Palm Nipomo Parking Structure 13 Project Description: Parking Structure 14 North Elevation South Elevation Project Description: Parking Structure 15 West Elevation East Elevation Project Details: Parking Structure 16 Allowed/RequiredProposedSite Details 0 feet0 feetFront Setback 50 feet50 feet with max 17-foot 4-inch tower features Maximum Height of Structures 100%80%Max Building Coverage No specific requirement 40 EV Ready Director’s Determination 404 43 EV Ready 32 Total # Parking Spaces Electric Vehicle Parking Bicycle Parking An addendum to an adopted and certified EIREnvironmental Status Consistency with CDG: Parking Structure •Located at the back of the sidewalk. •50 feet tall and includes architectural tower elements, that add variation to the overall height and massing. •Incorporates transparency with the use of large arched or rectangular openings. •The mission style architectural elements and materials are similar to other architectural elements found in the downtown. •Use durable, authentic materials. •Includes convenient pedestrian linkages to the sidewalk along each street. •Structured parking is encouraged to minimize “vast seas of parking.” 17 Discussion Item: Parking Structure •The ARC should discuss the proposed use and application of materials and architectural details, and the project’s compatibility with existing development and the proposed SLO Rep Theatre. 18 Action Options •Recommend the Planning Commission find the project consistent with CDG as proposed or with recommended conditions. •Continue the project. •Recommend denial the project. 19 20 21