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Scope of Work Presentation To The Planning Board: Charrette With Eccab Board

The document summarizes a scope of work presentation to the planning board regarding a charrette with the ECCAB board on developing a vision for Burtonsville's commercial core. Key points discussed include existing conditions of buildings and streets, a vision to create an attractive, walkable village center, and potential actions like adding trails, changing zoning designations, and conducting further analysis. Common elements with a prior community plan were also noted, such as providing streetscape design and promoting employment opportunities. Next steps outlined finalizing recommendations over 2011 to present to the planning board.

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Scope of Work Presentation To The Planning Board: Charrette With Eccab Board

The document summarizes a scope of work presentation to the planning board regarding a charrette with the ECCAB board on developing a vision for Burtonsville's commercial core. Key points discussed include existing conditions of buildings and streets, a vision to create an attractive, walkable village center, and potential actions like adding trails, changing zoning designations, and conducting further analysis. Common elements with a prior community plan were also noted, such as providing streetscape design and promoting employment opportunities. Next steps outlined finalizing recommendations over 2011 to present to the planning board.

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scope of work presentation to the planning board

charrette with eccab board


• existing conditions
• charrette findings from February, 17, 2011
• common elements with community legacy plan charrette (2008)
• vision statement

Attendees: Peter Myo Khin, David Kochanksi, Esq, Thomas J. Alyward III (subcommittee Chair),
Ned B. Williams, Kim Bobola, Ph.D, Teddy Wu and M-NCPPC Staff, John Carter, Calvin Nelson
and Kristin O’Connor.
February 17, 2011, 7 pm-9 pm
study area
“Burtonsville's commercial
and business core today
continues to center around
the intersection of MD 198
and US 29.”
Fairland Master
Plan 1997
existing conditions: buildings
existing conditions: streets
characteristics
• place to stop and shop
• convenience retail
• village setting
• make parking more appealing
• expand employment
• eastern gateway to the county, center/gateway with adjacent counties
• scale appropriate to public uses
• gathering space at the volunteer fire dept
• neighborhood services
• change c-1 zone to mixed use zone
• provide for more entertainment venues
• have outdoor eating with restaurants
• a connected north side properties for better connections
• esthetically pleasing such as less above ground utilities
• transit hub with additional bus routes
• connections to existing park trails
• move park and ride to the center of the commercial area
• mixed use potential (i.e., medium to high cost residential or office)
• walkable pedestrian areas with better linkages and consolidated driveway
entrances
• make stormwater management areas beautiful
• narrow a section of old columbia pike south of dustin road to md198
vision

burtonsville will be…


…an attractive, convenient, walkable, village center with
convenient neighborhood retail services that will attract future
larger employment businesses at the crossroads of old
columbia pike and md198.
actions
add hiker/biker on south md198 and loop
road to connect to the existing trail/sidewalk
in front of zimmerman’s hardware that
eventually leads into fairland regional park

give old columbia pike back to county and


narrow a section

rezone o-m and c-1 site

increase green areas

add traffic circles as you enter and exit the


commercial area

minor subdivision for c-2 properties along


md198

move transit area to crossroads

conduct a cost/benefit analysis of loop road

rezone to include mixed-use


common elements provide attractive streetscape design,
with the burtonsville community legacy building facades, landscape
plan community charrette (2008) treatment and signage

provide safe bicycle, pedestrian, and


vehicular access; and parking for
public and private uses

design a community gathering space


that can provide an increased sense
of place, an enhanced community
identify and venues for special events

focus on environmental sustainability,


low impact design features, green
spaces, and landscaping

promote employment opportunities


and flex/industrial spaces

provide flexible zoning


next steps
january-april 2011 identify issues and alternatives, and develop strategies
april 6 study update to eccab board
may 2011 preliminary staff recommendations to planning board
may-july 2011 refine recommendations and strategies
july 2011 present recommendations and design concepts to planning board
august-november implementation

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