The following items will be reviewed at the February 2022 BAR Meeting on February 15. Certificate of Appropriateness BAR 22-02-01 617 Park Street, TMP 520186000 North Downtown ADC District Owner: Lucy Taurel and Alex Bassett Applicant: Adelle Chenier Project: Play structure Certificate of Appropriateness BAR 22-02-02 413 Ridge Street, Tax Parcel 290136000 Ridge Street ADC District Owner/Applicant: Michaela Lieberman and Benjamin Martin Project: Fencing and landscape Certificate of Appropriateness BAR 22-02-03 511 N 1st Street, TMP 330001000 North Downtown ADC District Owner: Charlottesville Towers Condo Assoc. Applicant: Robert McGinnis Project: Alterations to main entry. SUP Recommendation BAR 22-02-05 207 14th Street, NW; TMP 090070100 Rugby Rd-University Cir-Venable ADC District (non-contributing) Owner: University Limited Partnership Applicant: Bill Chapman Project: SUP to allow use as a hotel. (currently apartments.) Certificate of Appropriateness Application BAR 21-10-04 310 East Main Street, TMP 28004100 Downtown ADC District Owner: Armory 310 East Main, LLC Applicant: Robert Nichols/Formworks Project: Facade renovations/alterations Certificate of Appropriateness Application BAR 21-07-05 350 Park Street, TMP 530109000 and 530108000 North Downtown ADC District (non-contributing property) Owner: City of Charlottesville and County of Albemarle Applicant: Eric Amtmann, Dalgliesh-Gilpin-Paxton Architects [on behalf of Albemarle County] Project: New courthouse building (at Levy Building) Certificate of Appropriateness BAR 22-02-04 540 Park Street, TMP 520183000 North Downtown ADC District Owner: Jessica and Patrick Fenn Applicant: Ashley LeFew Falwell / Dalgliesh Gilpin Paxton Architects Project: Raze pool house, construct new; addition and alterations to house. Preliminary Discission 0 Preston Place, TMP 050118001 (or 050118002 or 050118003) Rugby Rd-University Cir-Venable ADC District Owner: Preston Place Properties, LLC Applicant: Leigh Boyes Project: New residence Preliminary Discission 1301 Wertland Street, TMP 040303000 Wertland Street ADC District Owner: Jeanne and Roger Davis Applicant: Kevin Schafer / Design Develop Project: New residential building Tree stump Existing fence Materials Frame: ____________ Decking: __________ Railing: ___________ 1/3/22: Applicant to provide Walls: ____________ Roof: _____________ Color palette: _______ _________ 1/3/22 Play Structure – 617 Park Street (BAR Feb 2022) 1 of 5 Stump Project Area Play Structure (NTS) Structure Landscape plan from a prior BAR submittal. Used for context only. Wine Street 1/3/22 Play Structure – 617 Park Street (BAR Feb 2022) 2 of 5 1/3/22 Play Structure – 617 Park Street (BAR Feb 2022) 3 of 5 Stump 1/3/22 Play Structure – 617 Park Street (BAR Feb 2022) 4 of 5 A A B B 1/3/22 Play Structure – 617 Park Street (BAR Feb 2022) 5 of 5 Staff email: wernerjb@charlottesville.gov watkinsro@charlottesville.gov Please submit the signed application form and a digital copy of submittal and attachments (via email or thumb drive). Michaela Lieberman & Benjamin Martin Michaela Lieberman & Benjamin Martin Fence 290136000 413 Ridge Street 413 Ridge Street Charlottesville, VA 22902 michaela.r.lieberman@gmail.com; b.martin86@gmail.com 01/24/2022 (434) 326-8551 (240) 447-0896 Michaela Lieberman Same as applicant no Construct fence per attached Cedar or pressure-treated wood fence and driveway gate to run along side the Oak street-side of the house. Fence will be painted studio green (no. 93 by farrow and ball; see attached). See attached plan for more detailed description and rendering. (1) Photographs of the 413 property; (2) photographsof the contiguous properties; (3) proposed fence design/ rendering; (4) image of paint color to be used (included only with online submission as we lack a color printer) Show fence location, heights, etc. Oak St. charlottesville.gov EXISTING WALL TO REMAIN HAMMOCK EXISTING TREE, TYP. -(2) 6X6 CEDAR POSTS SET IN CONCRETE -HAMMOCK TO BE PROVIDED BY OWNER -ALLOW FOR HARDWARE CONNECTIONS DINING TABLE, PROVIDED BY ONWER EXISTING CONCRETE EXISTING PAVERS LANDING TO REMAIN TO BE RE-SET PLANTING PLANTING AREA PLANTING AREA LAWN AREA ALL SITE FURNITURE TO BE PROVIDED BY OWNER UTILITIES LAWN GRAVEL GARDEN HOUSE LAWN PLANTING AREA (2) RAISED BEDS: UTILITIES -5'-6" X 10'-3" X 18" TALL -4X4 CEDAR, BUTT JOINTED AT PLANTING DRIVEWAY CORNERS AREA PLANTING PLANTING -LINE BOTTOM W/ HARDWARE MESH AREA AREA -ALLOW FOR (1) SIMPLE METAL ARCH BETWEEN BEDS FOR CLIMBING ROSE WOOD-BURNING FIRE PIT TO BE PROVIDED BY OWNER CEDAR FENCE AND DRIVEWAY GATE: EXISTING 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SCALE: 1/4" = 1'-0" 0 2' 4' ATTACHMENT A Charlottesville Towers Main Entrance Renovation Purpose of the Project and Description of Proposed Work January 18, 2022 Charlottesville Towers Unit Owners Association Contact: Rob McGinnis, Officer of the Board, 434.962.9110, robmcginnis@me.com Project Location: Charlottesville Towers, 511 First Street North, Charlottesville, Virginia 22902 Introduction This document is appended to the Board of Architectural Review Certificate of Appropriateness (dated 1/18/22) prepared by Rob McGinnis, Officer of the Board of Directors of the Charlottesville Towers Unit Owners Association (CTUOA). This document provides the purpose of the project including a description of current conditions and proposed work for the renovation of the exterior paved areas of the main entrance. Purpose of the Project The purpose of the project is to address existing unsafe conditions and the unsightly appearance of the paved areas through the replacement of existing site construction including: • Sections of concrete curbing; • Sections of concrete sidewalks; • Concrete pedestrian sidewalk ramps; • Concrete ramp at trash room/service entrance; • Concrete paved areas for seating and bicycle storage; • Wood benches, painted metal bicycle racks, and small moveable planter; and • Plants in the low brick wall planter and plants in the abutting planting bed. To be cleaned: • Unaltered existing pedestrian paved areas to remain; • Existing brick low wall to remain; and • Existing tall free-standing brick screen wall will be cleaned. The scope of this project does not involve: • An increase in impervious area; • Revising or altering the existing location and arrangement of vehicle accessways and parking spaces; • Revising or altering the location and arrangement of pedestrian circulation and building access; • Alterations to the building structure including the main entrance vestibule and canopy structures. (Minor repairs and touch-up painting of painted metal surfaces of the canopy structure are anticipated.); • Revising or altering existing signs, removal of existing signs, or installation of new signs; and • Revising or altering existing light fixtures, removal of existing light fixtures, or installation of new light fixtures. 1 Attachment A Existing Conditions and Proposed Renovations Exterior Paving Tiles Under Canopy The main entrance ceramic tiles are in poor condition. Existing conditions: • The existing tiles extending from the main entrance vestibule door out under the canopy to the parking lot are lifting up at the edges due in part to water penetrating the edges of the paving. When the water penetrates the tile mortar bed and freezes, the freezing water expands and lifts up the tiles. In addition, the mortar setting bed is cracking and breaking up. • The deteriorating edges of the tile paved area are trip hazards. • The beveled mortar edge of the tile paved area is also a trip hazard and may not comply with the maximum change is surface height required in the American with Disabilities Act design standards. • The glossy smooth glazed surface of the tiles becomes slippery during rain/snow/ice events which results in slipping and falling hazards. The CTUOA Board was notified by a resident that the resident slipped on these wet tiles in 2021 resulting in a serious leg and head injury. Proposed: • The tiles will be removed and replaced with a slip-resistant paving. • New paving options include large rectangular bluestone or large rectangular concrete pavers over a mortar setting bed over a reinforced concrete base. Curb Ramp at Building Canopy The existing exposed aggregate concrete curb ramp and handrails do not meet the requirements of the American with Disabilities Act (ADA) design standards. Existing conditions: • The existing exposed aggregate concrete ramp includes painted metal handrails which are not required by the American with Disabilities Act design standards. These rails present an impediment to the ease of pedestrian movement in the space under the canopy. • The existing ramp does not include an ADA-compliant detectable warning strip at the low end of the ramp. Detectable warning strips provide a warning to sight-impaired persons transitioning from a pedestrian surface to a vehicular surface. • The existing apartment unit door key lock boxes attached to the bars that span from the ramp handrails to canopy posts are unsightly and compromise the integrity of the architectural character of the canopy structure. A more appropriate location is warranted. Proposed: • An ADA-compliant concrete curb ramp will be constructed as part of the new sidewalk fronting the existing accessible parking spaces and will be constructed meeting the latest City design standard for ADA-compliant curb ramps. • A stainless steel lock box rack will be attached to the west-facing side of the existing tall brick freestanding screen wall at the buildings trash room and loading/unloading door. Curb Ramp at East End of the Sidewalk Fronting the Building The existing asphalt curb ramp and painted metal handrails do not meet the requirements of American with Disabilities Act (ADA) design standards. This ramp was originally constructed to provide a barrier-free pedestrian route from the building entrance to accessible parking and to the sidewalk on First Street North. 2 Attachment A Existing Conditions: • The existing asphalt ramp includes painted metal handrails which are not required by the American with Disabilities Act design standards. These rails also present an impediment to the ease of pedestrian movement. • The existing ramp does not include an ADA-compliant detectable warning strip at the low end of the ramp. Detectable warning strips provide a warning to sight-impaired persons transitioning from a pedestrian surface to a vehicular surface. • The existing ramp is constructed of asphalt paving mounded up to a 6-inch height concrete curb. This condition results in the ponding of water running off the parking lot. Proposed: • The existing curb ramp will be removed and replaced with an ADA-compliant concrete curb ramp. An ADA-compliant concrete curb ramp will be constructed meeting the latest City design standard for ADA- compliant curb ramps. Building Entrance Canopy Posts Some of the painted metal canopy posts serve as the roof drains for the canopy and exhibit water-related damage at their bases. Existing Condition: • Owing to failed grout at the base of the posts that drain the canopy, water is pooling at the post bases causing the base of the posts to rust and the grout to crack owing to freezing pooled water. Proposed: • The grout at the base of the metal posts will be removed and replaced with non-shrink grout with a slope to prevent pooling of water. • The bases of the metal posts will be cleaned, rust removed, and repainted. Bike Racks The area between the existing vestibule wall and the tall free-standing brick screen wall is the location of the existing bike racks. The current bike racks installed on the concrete paving provide a narrow space to maneuver bikes. Proposed: • The existing bike racks will be removed and recycled. Vertical metal bike racks will be installed on the face of the tall brick free-standing wall to increase the width of maneuvering space. • The existing stamped-patterned concrete paving will be removed and replaced with new brick or concrete unit pavers matching the new paving in the seating area. Trash Room/Service Entrance Access Navigating the existing concrete ramp accessing the trash room/service access is dangerous owing to the narrow width and steep slope of the ramp. The CTUOA’s trash removal company has indicated to the CTUOA property management company that the ramp is dangerous. The CTUOA’s property management company has reported to the CTUOA Board that trash removal personnel had lost control of a wheeled trash bin on the existing ramp and that the uncontrolled bin collided with an adjacent parked car. Existing Conditions: • The existing concrete ramp is too steep, too narrow, and the horizontal surface is warped owing to the ramp on a sloped section of the parking lot. These conditions pose hazards to property and persons during trash removal operations and when people are unloading and loading items and accessing the trash room/service access. • The steep-sloped sides of the ramp are falling hazards. 3 Attachment A Proposed: • The existing ramp will be removed and replaced by a new concrete ramp that is wider and has a less steep slope. • The west-facing side of the ramp will include a 6-inch raised concrete curb above a low concrete side wall and a painted metal handrail to prevent wheeled containers from exiting the side of the ramp and to protect people on the ramp from falling from the side of the ramp curb/wall. Visual Quality of the Main Building Entrance Paved Area The existing poor condition and poor appearance of the paved areas at the main building entrance may be impacting the sale and rental of units. An upgraded visual quality that is compatible with the Mid-Century Modern style of the building architecture is more appropriate. Existing Conditions: • The existing paving at the main entrance includes colored stamp-patterned concrete at the seating area and the bike storage area, standard concrete sidewalks, standard concrete curbing, an exposed aggregate curb ramp, and glazed ceramic tiles under the entrance canopy. • The colored stamped-patterned concrete paving in the seating area and bike parking area flanking the building entrance is spalling and the non-integral coloring on the surface is peeling. • The wood benches are somewhat flimsy, and the finishes are peeling. • The raised brick planter flanking the seating area has been invaded by English ivy and some bricks are loose. • The grated vault and electrical transformer just beyond the raised brick planter are visible from the seating area and from the front entrance vestibule doorway. • The small moveable round cast concrete planter is cracked and needs to be replaced. • Bricks on the tall free-standing brick wall screening the trash room/service access door are missing. Proposed: • The entire paved seating area and bike storage area will be removed and replaced with a higher quality paving material. The options include brick or concrete unit pavers over a mortar setting bed over a concrete base. • The ivy and soil will be removed from the raised brick planter, a liner installed, planting soil added, and new plantings installed to screen views of the grated vault and electrical transformer beyond. • The existing benches will be salvaged and donated and replaced with new benches compatible with the Mid-Century Modern architectural style of building. • The existing moveable concrete planter will be replaced with a new planter compatible with the Mid- Century Modern architectural style of building. END 4 Attachment A Charlottesville Towers Unit Owners Association Charlottesville Towers CONCEPT PLAN Date: Sheet L0.0 511 First Street North, Charlottesville, Virginia 22902 Contact: Rob McGinnis 434.962.9110 | robmcginnis@me.com Entrance Renovation Cover Sheet 10.24.21 TERRACE & CANOPY OVER CONCRETE PAVING TERRACE & CANOPY OVER CONCRETE PAVING N Charlottesville Towers Unit Owners Association Charlottesville Towers CONCEPT PLAN Date: Sheet L0.1 511 First Street North, Charlottesville, Virginia 22902 Contact: Rob McGinnis 434.962.9110 | robmcginnis@me.com Entrance Renovation As-Designed 1967 10.24.21 BLDG ENTRANCE PLANTING BED CUSTOM BENCHS (2); WOOD SEAT AND METAL FRAME CONCRETE SLAB UNDER CANOPY BRICK PAVERING OVER CONCRETE BASE; ALTERNATING STACKED BOND PATTERN FOUNTAIN AND WATER BASIN PLANTING BED NOTE: N THE CHARLOTTESVILLE TOWERS UNIT OWNERS ASSOCIATION HAS NOT BEEN ABLE TO CONFIRM IF THE TERRACE AS DESIGNED WAS PARKING LOT CONSTRUCTED. Charlottesville Towers Unit Owners Association Charlottesville Towers CONCEPT PLAN Date: Sheet L0.2 511 First Street North, Charlottesville, Virginia 22902 Contact: Rob McGinnis 434.962.9110 | robmcginnis@me.com Entrance Renovation As-Designed 1967 10.24.21 N Charlottesville Towers Unit Owners Association Charlottesville Towers CONCEPT PLAN Date: Sheet L0.3 511 First Street North, Charlottesville, Virginia 22902 Contact: Rob McGinnis 434.962.9110 | robmcginnis@me.com Entrance Renovation As-Designed 1967 10.24.21 N Charlottesville Towers Unit Owners Association Charlottesville Towers CONCEPT PLAN Date: Sheet L0.4 511 First Street North, Charlottesville, Virginia 22902 Contact: Rob McGinnis 434.962.9110 | robmcginnis@me.com Entrance Renovation As-Designed 1967 10.24.21 CURB RAMPS: DO NOT COMPLY WITH ADA STANDARDS TERRACE & CANOPY OVER CHANGES IN LEVEL IN SIDEWALK: CONCRETE PAVING DO NOT COMPLY WITH ADA STANDARDS N Charlottesville Towers Unit Owners Association Charlottesville Towers CONCEPT PLAN Date: Sheet L0.5 511 First Street North, Charlottesville, Virginia 22902 Contact: Rob McGinnis 434.962.9110 | robmcginnis@me.com Entrance Renovation Existing Conditions 10.24.21 CANOPY OVER PAVING CONCRETE PAVING & RAMP ACCESSING TRASH ROOM N BIKE PARKING BRICK TERRACE WITH BENCHES VESTIBULE Charlottesville Towers Unit Owners Association Charlottesville Towers CONCEPT PLAN Date: Sheet L0.6 511 First Street North, Charlottesville, Virginia 22902 Contact: Rob McGinnis 434.962.9110 | robmcginnis@me.com Entrance Renovation Existing Conditions 10.24.21 Charlottesville Towers Unit Owners Association Charlottesville Towers CONCEPT PLAN Date: Sheet L0.7 511 First Street North, Charlottesville, Virginia 22902 Contact: Rob McGinnis 434.962.9110 | robmcginnis@me.com Entrance Renovation Existing Conditions 10.24.21 RAMP IS DANGEROUS TO NAVIGATE RAMP IS DANGEROUS TO NAVIGATE CERAMIC TILES ARE SLIP HAZARDS; TILES ARE LIFTING UP CERAMIC TILES ARE SLIP HAZARDS; BEVELED EDGES ARE NOT ADA- COMPLIANT; PAVING AT BASE OF CANOPY POST FAILING CURB RAMP IN NOT ADA-COMPLIANT TOP SURFACE ELEVATION OF TILE AND ABUTTNG PAVING DOES SPACE OF PASSAGE OF BIKES IS TIGHT NOT MATCH CURB RAMP IN NOT ADA-COMPLIANT CHANGE IN LEVEL AT WALK JOINTS DOES NOT COMPLY WITH ADA ACCESSIBLE PARKING SPACE SIGNS SUBJECT TO DAMAGE FROM REQUIREMENTS VEHICLES Charlottesville Towers Unit Owners Association Charlottesville Towers CONCEPT PLAN Date: Sheet L0.8 511 First Street North, Charlottesville, Virginia 22902 Contact: Rob McGinnis 434.962.9110 | robmcginnis@me.com Entrance Renovation Existing Conditions 10.24.21 New 6 Ft. Bench Existing Balcony Above New 10 Ft. Bench (no back) Front Loading Lobby Entrance Renovated Existing Brick Planter Entrance Existing Vestibule New Patio Patio to Remain Vertical New Bike Existing Dogwood Trees Bluestone Racks Pavers Existing Existing Retaining Wall Existing Light Post Brick Existing Emergency Wall to Generator New Remain Exist. Vault New Accessible Parking Space Sign Existing Electrical Concrete Pavers New (Typ. of 3) Transformer Concrete Metal New Planter Pavers Lockbox Bar New Conc. Curb Ramp New Concrete Ramp Ramp New Concrete New Concrete New Existing Oak Tree at End of Sidewalk ADA Detectable Pavers Down Concrete Down New Bluestone Pavers Accessible Accessible Accessible New Concrete Space Space Space Curbing Van Van New Accessible Accessible Concrete Ramp New Concrete Curb / Wall w/ Metal Guardrail Existing Canopy Above to Remain New Concrete Curbing Existing Canopy Columns to Remain (Typ. of 10) LIMITS OF WORK N 0 10 FT Charlottesville Towers Unit Owners Association Charlottesville Towers CONCEPT PLAN Date: Sheet L1.0 511 First Street North, Charlottesville, Virginia 22902 Contact: Rob McGinnis 434.962.9110 | robmcginnis@me.com Entrance Renovation Illustrative Plan 10.24.21 BLU ESTO N E BLUESTONE BLUESTONE BLUESTONE BLU ESTO N E BLUESTONE CONC R ET E CONC R ET E BR I CK BRICK CONC R ET E CONC R ET E Charlottesville Towers Unit Owners Association Charlottesville Towers CONCEPT PLAN Date: Sheet L2.0 511 First Street North, Charlottesville, Virginia 22902 Contact: Rob McGinnis 434.962.9110 | robmcginnis@me.com Entrance Renovation Pavers 10.24.21 FGB Bench LandscapeForms w w w.landscapeforms.com frame: cast aluminum with annodized finish wood slats: ipe, unfinished Charlottesville Towers Unit Owners Association Charlottesville Towers CONCEPT PLAN Date: Sheet L3.0 511 First Street North, Charlottesville, Virginia 22902 Contact: Rob McGinnis 434.962.9110 | robmcginnis@me.com Entrance Renovation Benches 10.24.21 Neoliviano Bench LandscapeForms w w w.landscapeforms.com frame: cast aluminum wood slats: jarrah, unfinishe d Charlottesville Towers Unit Owners Association Charlottesville Towers CONCEPT PLAN Date: Sheet L3.1 511 First Street North, Charlottesville, Virginia 22902 Contact: Rob McGinnis 434.962.9110 | robmcginnis@me.com Entrance Renovation Benches 10.24.21 Sorella Planters LandscapeForms steel with polyester w w w.landscapeforms.com powdercoated finish Charlottesville Towers Unit Owners Association Charlottesville Towers CONCEPT PLAN Date: Sheet L4.0 511 First Street North, Charlottesville, Virginia 22902 Contact: Rob McGinnis 434.962.9110 | robmcginnis@me.com Entrance Renovation Planters 10.24.21 scouringrush horsetail Equisetum hyemale evergreen rush native to ever y county in Virginia height: 2’-4’ tolerates heav y shade and a wide range of soils Charlottesville Towers Unit Owners Association Charlottesville Towers CONCEPT PLAN Date: Sheet L5.0 511 First Street North, Charlottesville, Virginia 22902 Brick Planter Plant Contact: Rob McGinnis 434.962.9110 | robmcginnis@me.com Entrance Renovation 10.24.21 Charlottesville Towers Unit Owners Association Charlottesville Towers CONCEPT PLAN Date: Sheet L6.0 511 First Street North, Charlottesville, Virginia 22902 Contact: Rob McGinnis 434.962.9110 | robmcginnis@me.com Entrance Renovation Curb Ramps 10.24.21 Charlottesville Towers Unit Owners Association Charlottesville Towers CONCEPT PLAN Date: Sheet L7.0 511 First Street North, Charlottesville, Virginia 22902 Contact: Rob McGinnis 434.962.9110 | robmcginnis@me.com Entrance Renovation Bike Racks 10.24.21 DEMOLITION & DEMOLITION & NEW CONSTRUCTION NEW CONSTRUCTION New 6 Ft. Bench Lobby Front Loading Existing Balcony Above Existing Brick Planter Entrance Entrance New 10 Ft. Bench (no back) Front Loading Lobby Entrance Renovated Existing Brick Planter Entrance Patio Vestibule Patio Bluestone Existing Existing Dogwood Trees Pavers Vestibule New Patio Patio to Remain Vertical Existing Retaining Wall Concrete New Concrete Existing Bike Existing Dogwood Trees Emergency Existing Light Post Pavers Pavers Brick Racks Bluestone Generator Pavers Wall Existing Retaining Wall Existing Vault BUILDING ACCESS Electrical Existing Light Post Brick Existing Emergency Wall to Transformer Accessible Parking Space SignGenerator New Remain (Typ. of 3) Exist. Vault New Accessible Parking Space Sign Existing Electrical Concrete PaversConcrete New (Typ. of 3) Transformer Ramp Concrete Ramp Concrete Metal Existing Oak Tree ADA Detectable Pavers Down New Planter Pavers Lockbox Down Bar New Conc. Curb Ramp New Concrete Bluestone Ramp Ramp New Concrete New Concrete New Existing Oak Tree at End of Sidewalk ADA Detectable Pavers Down Pavers Concrete Down 24/7 Accessible Accessible Accessible New Space Space Space Bluestone Van Van Pavers Accessible Accessible Accessible Accessible Accessible New Concrete Space Space Space New Curbing Van Van Concrete New Concrete CONTRACTOR STAGING, Accessible Accessible Ramp Concrete Ramp Curb / Wall CONTRACTOR STAGING, PARKING, & LAYDOWN AREA PARKING, & LAYDOWN AREA New Concrete Curb / Wall w/ Metal Guardrail 3 TEMPORARY ACCESSIBLE PARKING SPACES DEMOLITION & DEMOLITION & Existing Canopy Above NEW CONSTRUCTION to Remain NEW New CONSTRUCTION Concrete Curbing Existing Canopy Columns TEMPORARY MOVEABLE WOOD RAMP to Remain (Typ. of 10) WITH HANDRAILS LIMITS OF WORK 3 TEMPORARY ACCESSIBLE PARKING SPACES TEMPORARY N TRASH CONTAINERS LOCATION 0 10 FT Charlottesville Towers Unit Owners Association Charlottesville Towers CONCEPT PLAN Date: Sheet P0.1 511 First Street North, Charlottesville, Virginia 22902 Contact: Rob McGinnis 434.962.9110 | robmcginnis@me.com Entrance Renovation Phase 1 10.24.21 DEMOLITION & DEMOLITION & NEW CONSTRUCTION NEW CONSTRUCTION Lobby Front Loading Existing Brick Planter Entrance Entrance Patio Vestibule Patio Bluestone Existing Dogwood Trees Pavers Existing Retaining Wall Concrete Concrete Existing Emergency Existing Light Post Pavers Pavers Brick Generator Wall Vault BUILDING ACCESS Electrical 24/7 BUILDING ACCESS Transformer Accessible Parking Space Sign (Typ. of 3) Ramp Concrete Concrete Ramp Existing Oak Tree ADA Detectable Pavers Down Down Bluestone Pavers 24/7 Accessible Accessible Accessible CONTRACTOR STAGING, Space Space Space Van Van PARKING, & LAYDOWN AREA Accessible Accessible New Concrete Concrete Ramp Curb / Wall TEMPORARY MOVEABLE WOOD RAMP WITH HANDRAILS Charlottesville Towers Unit Owners Association Charlottesville Towers CONCEPT PLAN Date: Sheet P0.2 511 First Street North, Charlottesville, Virginia 22902 Contact: Rob McGinnis 434.962.9110 | robmcginnis@me.com Entrance Renovation Phase 2 10.24.21 TEMPORARY MOVEABLE WOOD RAMP WITH HANDRAILS Lobby Front Loading Existing Brick Planter Entrance Entrance Patio Vestibule Patio Bluestone Existing Dogwood Trees Pavers Existing Retaining Wall Concrete Concrete Existing Emergency Existing Light Post Pavers Pavers Brick Generator Wall Vault Electrical Transformer 24/7 BUILDING ACCESS Accessible Parking Space Sign (Typ. of 3) Ramp Concrete Concrete Ramp Existing Oak Tree ADA Detectable Pavers Down Down Bluestone 24/7 BUILDING ACCESS Pavers Accessible Accessible Accessible Space Space Space CONTRACTOR STAGING, Van Van PARKING, & LAYDOWN AREA Accessible Accessible New Concrete Concrete Ramp Curb / Wall DEMOLITION & NEW CONSTRUCTION Charlottesville Towers Unit Owners Association Charlottesville Towers CONCEPT PLAN Date: Sheet P0.3 511 First Street North, Charlottesville, Virginia 22902 Contact: Rob McGinnis 434.962.9110 | robmcginnis@me.com Entrance Renovation Phase 3 10.24.21 DEMOLITION & TEMPORARY WOOD PLATFORMS FOR NEW CONSTRUCTION NIGHTTIME ACCESS Lobby Front Loading Existing Brick Planter Entrance Entrance NIGHTTIME BUILDING ACCESS Patio Vestibule Patio Bluestone Existing Dogwood Trees Pavers Existing Retaining Wall Concrete Concrete Existing Emergency Existing Light Post Pavers Pavers Brick Generator Wall Vault Electrical Transformer Accessible Parking Space Sign (Typ. of 3) 24/7 BUILDING ACCESS Ramp Concrete Concrete Ramp Existing Oak Tree ADA Detectable Pavers Down Down DAYTIME BUILDING ACCESS Bluestone Pavers Accessible Accessible Accessible Space Space Space CONTRACTOR STAGING, Van Van PARKING, & LAYDOWN AREA Accessible Accessible New Concrete Concrete Ramp Curb / Wall Charlottesville Towers Unit Owners Association Charlottesville Towers CONCEPT PLAN Date: Sheet P0.4 511 First Street North, Charlottesville, Virginia 22902 Contact: Rob McGinnis 434.962.9110 | robmcginnis@me.com Entrance Renovation Phase 4 10.24.21 SITE DATA: VEGETATION LEGEND: IMPROVEMENTS LEGEND: IV !RR/GA T/ON VAL VE LINE LEGEND: TAX MAP PARCEL ID 99- TREE CALIPER IN INCHES CB CONCRETE CURBING LP LIGHT POLE -X- FENCE LINE -~ri_-~~-~---1 330001000 CP CONCRETE PAD MH SANITARY SEWER MANHOLE -E - MARKED ELECTRIC LINE DG DOGWOOD 0 20 40 60 EV EVERGREEN CW CONCRETE WALK PDC COMMUNICATIONS PEDESTAL -G- MARKED GAS LINE PHYSICAL ADDRESS 511 NORTH r!RST STREET HL LC HOLLY LOCUST c:::• - ET EV ELECTRIC TRANSFORMER ELECTRIC VAULT RR RW RAILROAD TIES RETAINING WALL -SS- -OH- MARKED SANITARY LINE OVERHEAD UTILITY MP MAPLE FC FIRE DEPARTMENT CONNECTION SC STAMPED CONCRETE -W- MARKED WATER LINE OWNER FF FIRST FLOOR ELEVA T/ON SG STORM GRATE THE CHARLOTTESVILLE TOWERS CONDO OK OAK I PN PINE FH FIRE HYDRANT SP STONE PAVERS ASSOC/A TION, INC. GL GROUND LAMP UP UTILITY POLE I PR PARADISE UK UNKNOWN TREE GR GUARDRAIL UV UNDERGROUND VENT GW GUY WIRE WO BUILDING WINDOW INSET APPLICABLE CITY ORDINANCES HA HANDICAP ACCESSIBLE SIGN WL - WALL ANO TYPE ZONING: R-3H (MULTIFAMILY RESIDENTIAL) BOUNDARY LEGEND: HP HEAT PUMP WV WATER VALVE HEIGHT RESTRICTIONS: 45' MAX. IF IRON PIN FOUND HR HAND RAIL WVT WATER VAULT (/) (/) SETBACKS: FRONT = 25' MIN., SIDE = 7' IS IRON PIN SET YWF YARD WATER FAUCET PER 4' OF BUILDING HEIGHT (80 DUA), 70' SBL BUILDING SETBACK LINE MIN., REAR = 25' MIN. LAND COVERAGE: 80% MAX (80 DUA) TMP 33-2.1 TMP 33-2 N/F THE LOFTS AT MCINTIRE, LLC N/F FINN'S CARTWHEEL, LLC DB 859 PG 185 INST 2020:5354 BOARD O 30-MP ----- ---9-t~ - - ,G----1h,..:......_ -st.9s....._____ LOT A \ 74,431 SF . . . ._ PAVED -- \ '- --.PARKING ----- '- I I 1.709 AC -....... ......_ '-.1 I ........ I --- ( I 8'x10' GLASS ENTRY WAY FF=494.18 #511 NORTH FIRST STREET 5 AND 6 STORY BRICK, FRAME BUILDING WITH BASEMENT FF=485.01 FF=494.19 FF=485.03 FF=494.15 FF=489.58 FF=493.78 FF=498.71 ~ FF=485.03 C) 68.6' WO WL-ROCK HEDGE~ ALLEY METAL BUILDING --sTREET I ROCK BUILDING I I 7 L TMP 33-103 N/F BELL, MALCOLM, Ill & RUTH I MARSHALL, TR INST 2014:919 0 :i: I TMP 33-120 TMP 33-118 -123 TMP 33-122 TMP 33-121 TMP 33-119 N/F HEYTENS, TOBY N/F BRIGHT, VMONT N/F GORE, ALICE L & WILLIAM B N/F EPSTEIN, STANLEY, TR N/F BRIGHT, JON D, & SARAH SAWTELLE JON 0, TRUSTEE :S, LLC HUNT Ill & MARILYN, TR TRUSTEE INST 2011 :2329 INST 201 7: 775 I5:469 DB 383 PG 108 INST 2012:2895 INST 201 7: 775 APRIL 28, 2021 SCALE: 1" = 20' JOB: 21.2359 SHEET 1 OF2 SITE DATA: TAX MAP PARCEL ID VEGETATION LEGEND: LINE LEGEND: IMPROVEMENTS LEGEND: IV IRRIGATION VALVE 330001000 99- TREE CALIPER IN INCHES -X- FENCE LINE CB CONCRETE CURBING LP LIGHT POLE DG DOGWOOD -E - MARKED ELECTRIC LINE CP CONCRETE PAD MH SANITARY SEWER MANHOLE PHYSICAL ADDRESS EV EVERGREEN -G- MARKED GAS LINE CW CONCRETE WALK P0C COMMUN/CATIONS PEDESTAL 511 NORTH FIRST STREET HL HOLLY -SS- MARKED SANITARY LINE ET ELECTRIC TRANSFORMER RR RAILROAD TIES LC LOCUST -OH- OVERHEAD UTILITY EV ELECTRIC VAULT RW RETAINING WALL OWNER MP MAPLE -W- MARKED WATER LINE FC FIRE DEPARTMENT CONNECTION SC STAMPED CONCRETE THE CHARLOTTESVILLE TOWERS CONDO OK OAK FF FIRST FLOOR ELEVATION SG STORM GRATE ASSOC/A TION, INC. PN PINE FH FIRE HYDRANT SP STONE PAVERS PR PARADISE GL GROUND LAMP UP UTILITY POLE UK UNKNOWN TREE 0 20 40 60 GR GUARDRAIL UV UNDERGROUND VENT APPLICABLE CITY ORDINANCES ZONING: R-3H (MULTIFAMILY RESIDENTIAL) -r"""')lll".-=-.:-=----1---~ c• • GW HA GUY WIRE HANDICAP ACCESSIBLE SIGN WO WL - BUILDING WINDOW INSET WALL ANO TYPE BOUNDARY LEGEND: HEIGHT RESTRICTIONS: 45' MAX. HP HEAT PUMP WV WATER VALVE IF IRON PIN FOUND SETBACKS: FRONT = 25' MIN., SIDE = 1' HR HANO RAIL WVT WATER VAULT IS IRON PIN SET TMP 33-2.1 PER 4' OF BUILDING HEIGHT (80 DUA), JO' YWF YARD WATER FAUCET SBL BUILDING SETBACK TMP 33-2 MIN., REAR = 25' MIN. N/F THE LOFTS AT MCINTIRE, LLC N/F FINN'S CARTWHEEL, LLC LANO COVERAGE: 80% MAX (80 DUA) INST 2020:5354 DB 859 PG 185 SOURCE OF TITLE DB 423 PG 170 (TITLE) _ O 30-MP DB 423 PG 184 (DECLARATION OF CONDOMINIUM - PLAT ON PAGE 197) -- --9-t~ - - --- --- ........ - -- -- EX. 10' DRAINAGE & UTILITY EASEMENT ,¢95---- OB 247 PG 150 / LOT A 74,431 SF ........ PAVED -- AND EX. 10' VIRGINIA -....... .....PARKING ------- TELEPHONE & 1.709 AC -....... ........ TELEGRAPH CO. EASEMENT ( I I ........ ........ ........ -- OB 286 PG 267 WHEtt '\. I ~ STOPS '- (TYP) '- EX. PARKING & - - SLOPE MAINTENANCE EASEMENT DB 400 PG 568 1= 8'x10' GLASS ENTRY WAY FF=494.18 .... Q) . #511 NORTH FIRST STREET 5 AND 6 STORY BRICK, FRAME BUILDING WITH BASEMENT FF=485.01 FF=494.19 FF=485.03 FF=489.58 FF=493. 78 FF=498. 71 ~ FF=485.03 a 68.6' WO WL-ROCK ALLEY METAL BUILDING I ROCK BUILDING I I 7 L - TMP 3 N/F BELL, MALC MARSH, INST 2l TMP 33-120 TMP 33-118 TMP 33-123 TMP 33-122 TMP 33-121 TMP 33-119 TMP 33-139 N/F HEYTENS, TOBY N/F VIEWMONT N/F GORE, ALICE L & WILLIAM B N/F EPSTEIN, STANLEY, TR N/F BRIGHT, JON D, N/F BRIGHT, N/F BRASS RAIL, LLC & MARILYN, TR & SARAH SAWTELLE JON D, TRUSTEE ASSOCIATES, LLC HUNT Ill TRUSTEE INST 2016:1231 INST 2011 :2329 INST 201 7: 775 INST 2015:469 DB 383 PG 108 INST 2012:2895 INST 201 7: 775 APRIL 28, 2021 SCALE: 1" = 20' JOB: 21.2359 SHEET 2 OF2 m·i ty ef e.11:a~lottes:ville .Applicat•i on,for ·Spe·c ial Vse·Permit __r_-r__f;...:.f_d_'T~E;.....L_ _ _ __ Project Name: _f_L(_IA Address of Property: ~ 0 1- /'if'-- r 4- N v-.1 c ✓ d (~ '2 '2 ?6 J Tax Map and Parcel Number(s): 0 9 d <1 J d / 6£) - O? 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'2 ?tJ J Tax Map and Parcel Number(s): 0 ~ c1 LI J d / 6 tl - 0 1 tJ () 1 °2, ,· ct Ci Current2oning Dlstrict Classiffcation: 1s -1 I-I Comprehen~ Plan Land Use Designation:._ _ _ _ _ _ _ __ Is thl$ an amendment to an existing SUP?.1.! ·11 "v~~, provlde·the SUP.I: ------- Applicant: !N r f l i ~ .<-1:Mf M . -· . . • . Address~ 3 1t ' L 1)-A.r~{ e.€.ve.. . \,J&14'.v . t 1t1Q f,, R. r .,-if l~ '2 2.f c,7 Phone: 'i l\\-'l ':P· - 11" l E~n~ " ., { 61 (J 4·k I,.. vr 11- / jJ,.J . c:.," ""'- Applkant's Role lri the Development (check one): _/ D Owner O ~t's Aae~t. 0 Designer [1' ~on~ct Purchaser OwnerofRecord: · V~ {V e.r ~'~1 L{A i I~ J. pA-tttr\ { r r~ ,1) Address: II 1 4 E: (1·i ,, l >? · If!! f~'ffI ~ .;/ '<- .C " Ir- 'l 2 I a "'2.. ~~one: '117~ 2.-,5,." v _Emarl: ~-!t-n,(€) ~/c.;u;,Apr,per-h'e.r ·-C..ofl\ Reason for Spe~al Use Perm~: 0 Additional height:_ feet 0 Addltlonal residential density: ___,units, o r _ units per aae 0 A___ Authorize specific land use (identifyJ.___ V_·_ " --'-t_I:=- _L_ r•_ _ _ _ __ 0 0th~ purposets) (specify city.Code Sl!tlion};._ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ __ 1 City of l?Jharlottesville Pre-Application Mee,t ing,Verification _ Project Name: / Lf r-- >• H-0 .or t;- '- Pre-Application Meeting Date: _ (___l_/_1-____,;1_/_ ,. . ~_\______________ Applicant's Representative: (2, ,·'L '- ' C ~ 't'\ A r-' Planner: 7) /1rrl ,J 11 ..J o ( C. 11 ,Jr-' -e L L Other City Officials in Attendance: 1S ( e tJ r ~,J b v ,.1 c;.A-,-.1 The following items will be required supplemental information for this application and must be submitted with the completed application package: 1. - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - 2. - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - 3. - - - - - - - - - - - - - -- - - - - - - - - - - 4. - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - 5. - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - Planner Signature: v~ tJ0d 1/31 I /:;.o ;i.:i__ I 2 City of Cha_r lottesville Deve lopment Review Project Title: 207 14th Street SUP Project Type: Special Use Permit Submission #: 1 Project#: SP22-00003 Planner: Dannan O'Connell Date Received: February 1, 2022 Comments Due to Planner By Noon on: _M_a_r_c_h_4,_2_0_2_2_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ __ Notes: Existing site contains a 21-unit condominium complex. Applicant wishes to reconfigure the building into a 19-unit hotel with one residential apartment. Site is zoned B-1 and hotel uses require an approved SUP. Site is also in a Historic District. No modifications to the existing building footprint are proposed, however the applicant wishes to modify the eastern parking spaces into a loading/unloading area. De~artment Reviewer Engineering Chris Sibold ✓ Traffic Engineering Brennen Duncan ✓ Building Francis Vineyard ✓ ADA Coordination Paul Rudacille Bicycle and Pedestrian Coordination ✓ Utilities Roy Nester Gas Utilities Chris Chirico ✓ Fire Stephen Walton VSMP Administrator David Frazier ✓ Historic Preservation ,--~ Jeff Werner None None None None None None 1/20/2022 To: Dannon O'Connell, Neighborhood Planner RECEIVED re: Special use Permit application for 207 14th Street NW FEBO t 2022 From: Bill Chapman, Developer/applicant 3 Gildersleeve Wood, Charlottesville 22903 NEIGHBORHOOD DEVElDPMOO SERVICES 434-242-7901/bill@oakhurstinn.com Project Narrative: Bill Chapman (occasional developer and founder/manager of the Oakhurst Inn) is hoping to renovate 207 14th Street for hotel use. The hotel will have 19 rooms, one residential apartment, and a small office. Although the property was built as a hotel/motel in 1964, it was later converted to apartment use. The developer needs a Special Use Permit to make this change back to hotel. (The developer believes a "by-right" use would be 15 "inn" rooms rented nightly and five apartments rented for periods of longer than 30 days. However, a pure "hotel" use is a better reflection of our plans so we are going through this entitlement process.) Upgrades are largely mechanical and cosmetic. We will not add any height or footprint to the building. All new HVAC and bathrooms are planned. Site work is limited to converting a small six-car lot in front to a loading/drop off area, with a one-way drive aisle entering from the north and exiting at the south. There is virtually no landscaping on the ¼ acre site. There are currently (usually) 15 cars on the site (six on 14th Street and 9 on 15th Street). We plan to use the 14th Steet Garage for valet parking so onsite parking would be limited to drop-offs/check-ins and parking to 1-2 staff members. With 19 rooms, 60% occupancy, and average length of stay 1.5 nights, we anticipate nine arrivals per day. 1,1 UTH ftT•S!II i.(;~t.NHJ~· I.U: IM '> PNCl~f I 'i'J /.otlf.'.) ttHlJll/lMfl (V!lflNOt•-IIUJUllf,O .201 , .... JI tllr lffMll!IIYUllflt'O---~ 'Ntiw:GJ.?0,1 ZOf"iflOl ... tH 0-UN!. ~~~~---··~""-'"ti1~' ll(r,;111¥~ I I\'/ :,:NlfMld1 tt;lk-t4!.~ C,Ol J li y O l'lUI ., J1•t.J 11!" 1t~ 1 I - . •-, • ~. Hroo-lltl!•"•if / ,,. 9 '-·-1 9 t i n to l (; t J P'fo • 11 1)1"1 H~I J.i 1,.ir(f,11 .,, . , . ... , f 'he l .i,'J II ,, \ Hnt•I fl \ / / , -- - -~-· 0 11 11 1., •.1 ( .. w lt·r r, El ' UVA West Complex t•,~·••·o 1!•11 q> 9 9 z'ld,,·i, ,·~' :, '-'•tl,' #1~ 1., •·•-~• 11. lt"I : . 1 ba n!I ' r 111 C,1b••II I lull El Mr 1o· t""'t Hall {5d"::tql ('l,' ,~,.,r...--ir--• A,Jn•tf1t... t~,ttt"l't'l' El El q, UVAUr 9 '9 UnIvcrr.11y of v,19I111,1 T Medu:,1I Center Unrvers Go glc.' 1 I "-~" •• ': 0 9 ~ Charlottesville's draft comprehensive plan does not offer specific support for hotels but Hotel use is allowed by SUP in the B-1 zone. Generally, we feel that the project embodies these goals from the mixed "Objectives for Mixed-Use Areas" section of the comp plan: "• Facilitate economic activity in the City. • Develop buildings and public spaces that are human-scaled and contribute to placemaking & Charlottesville's authentic community identity. • Promote and encourage design elements that enhance community livability such as active uses at the ground floor level along key street frontages." .. Of course the renovated property would be in compliance with all USBC provisions. Compared to the current use as apartments, we cannot think of any adverse neighborhood impacts. There were no in-person or Zoom attendees (other than applicant and city staff) at our community meeting held on January 17th to discuss this change. Bill Chapman, applicant Cit,tof Gfl:a~lettesville Application She.ckl'.ist I u-_, ft...__r>_tI__l__t-cJ Project Name: __ / _'7_-e_L______ I certify that the following documentation is ATTACHED to this application:  34-158(a)(1): a site plan (ref. City Code 34-802(generally); 34-10~3(communications facilities) "'/4-  34-158(a)(3): Low-impact development (LID} methods worksheet (required for developments that include non-residential uses, and developments proposing 3 or more SFDs or TFDs)  34-158(a)(4): a building massing diagram, and building elevations (required for applications proposing alteration of a building height or footprint, or construction of any new building(s))  34-158(a)(S) and 34-12: affordable housing data. (i) how many (if any) existing dwelling units on the property are an "affordable dwelling unit" by the city's definitions? (ii) Will existing affordable units, or equivalent affordable units, remain following the development? (iii) What is the GFA of the project? GFA of residential uses? GFA of non-residential uses? [1' 34-157(a)(1) Graphic materials that illustrate the context of the project, and a narrative statement as to compatibility with existing patterns of use and development 0 34-157(a)(2) Narrative statement: applicant's analysis of conformity with the Comprehensive Plan I./I 34-157(a)(3) Narrative statement: compliance with applicable USBC provisions S 34-157(a)(4) Narrative statement identifying and discussing any potential adverse impacts, as well as any measures included within the development plan, to mitigate those impacts [2f 34-158(a)(6}: other pertinent information (narrative, Illustrative, etc.) Q' All items noted on the Pre-Application Meeting Verification. Applicant~ Signatu~ - + - - _ Print Wl l( r""- C l.µ,)MJ Date / / 2.. 1 (-z. '- By Its: _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ __ (For entities, specify: Officer, Member, Manager, Trustee, etc.) 3 City of: Eharle.ttesViilJle Gommunity M e.e tmg ProjectName: ...../__L(_____{1_ _ N__ _w f+o _ 7_ ~_L_ __ Section 34-41{c)(2) of the Code of the City of Charlottesville (adopted 2015) requires applicants seeking rezonings and special use permits to hold a community meeting. The purpose of a community meeting is to provide citizens an opportunity to receive Information about a proposed development, about applicable zoning procedures, about applicable provisions of the comprehensive plan, and to give citizens an opportunity to ask questions. No application for a rezoning shall be placed on any agenda for a public hearing, until the required community meeting has been held and the director of neighborhood development services determines that the appllcation is ready for final review through the formal public hearing process. By signing this document, the applicant acknowledges that It Is responsible for the following, in connection to the community meeting required for this project: 1. Following consultation with the city, the applicant will establish a date, time and location for the community meeting. The applicant Is responsible for reserving the location, and for all related costs. 2. The applicant will mail, by U.S. mall, first-class, postage pre-paid, a notice of the community meeting to a list of addresses provided by the City. The notice will be mailed at least 14 calendar days prior to the date of the community meeting. The applicant is responsible for the cost of the mailing. At least 7 calendar days prior to the meeting, the applicant will provide the city with an affidavit confirming that the mailing was timely completed. 3. The applicant will attend the community meeting and present the details of the proposed application. If the appllcant is a business or other legal entity (as opposed to an Individual) then the meeting shall be attended by a corporate officer, an LLC member or manager, or another individual who can speak for the entity that is the applicant. Additionally, the meeting shall be attended by any design professional or consultant who has prepared plans or drawings submitted with the application. The applicant shall be prepared to explain all of the details of the proposed development, and to answer questions from citizens. 4. Depending on the nature and complexity of the application, the City may designate a planner to attend the community meeting. Regardless of whether a planner attends, the City will provide the applicant with guidelines, procedures, materials and recommended topics for the applicant's use In conducting the community meeting. 5. On the date of the meeting, the applicant shall make records of attendance and shall also document that the meeting occurred through photographs, video, or other evidence satisfactory to the City. Records of attendance may Include using the mailing list referred to in #1 as a sign-In sheet (requesting attendees to check off their name(s}) and may Include a supplemental attendance sheet. The City will provide a format acceptable for use as the supplemental attendance sheet. Applicant: f? t II c I J:::4f ~ A- ,J By: ~~,/ Signature_~""'-----=---""'----=-- Print \,J f- &I t:A{' ,-/+~ Date I / 1 1/ -z..1 Its: _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ (Officer, Member, Trustee, etc.) 4 City of Charlottesville Right of Entry- Property Owner Permission I, the undersigned, hereby grant the City of Charlottesville, its employees and officials, the right to enter the property that is the subject of this application, for the purpose of gathering information for the review of this Special Use Permit application. Owner: _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ Date _ _ _ _ _ _ __ By (sign name):_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ Print Name: _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ __ Owner's: LLC Member LLCManager Corporate Officer (specify):_ _ _ _ _ _ __ Other (specific): _ _ _ _ __ Owner's Agent I, the undersigned, hereby certify that I have authorized the following named individual or entity to serve as my lawful agent, for the purpose of making application for this special use permit, and for all related purposes, Including, without limitation: to make decisions and representations that will be binding upon my property and upon me, my successors and assigns. Name of Individual Agent: _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ __ Name of Corporate or other legal entity authorized to serve as agent: _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ __ Owner: _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ Date: _ _ _ _ _ __ By {sfgn name): _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ Print Name: _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ __ Circle one: Owner's: LLC Member LLC Manager Corporate Officer (specify): _ _ _ _ _ _ __ Other (specific): _ _ _ _ __ p-er I"\, r 5 ,..., U• / I. '_/.-v 6e >c)~~I~ d /., hd IV a /L ( ..,e,t1i I -e ;;r" V i / ( v.,I C p(..UJ- c. v , I f-t NameC.. 1-M '--- I- c vd l-e_, Name J c-1+.., ( C 11 v ftf) Address / I 7 'i t;- 1-h 7( rf c,, v,l/-e_ Attach additional sheets as needed. Note: The requirement of listing names of stockholders does not apply to a corporation whose stock is traded on a national or local stock exchange and which corporation has more than five hundred (500) shareholders. Applicant: <{s I f ( C tf\f M. A t-1 By: ~~ Signature- - -_ ,~_"_ "_' "_ "_"" _ "_ ' Print w,-,... (lfltf ~M Date f - I 7 ..._ Z. 2-. Its: _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ (Officer, Member, Trustee, etc.) 6 , City of Charlottesville Fee Schedule Project Name: . >_l__l_f_0 _--_<_'€_'--_ _ __ _I_Lf_,. .__ Application Type (luantity Fee Subtotal Special Use Permit (Residential) $1,500 Special Use Permit (Mixed Use/Non-Residential) $1,800 (' ~ uD Malllng Costs per letter $1 per letter Newspaper Notice Payment Due Upon Invoice TOTAL I f!, d r,.,- Office Use Only Amount Received: Date Paid Received By: Amount Received: Date Paid Received By: Amount Received: Date Paid Received By: Amount Received: Date Paid Received By: 7 City of Charlottesville LID Checklist Project Name: _ ( L-f_/-J-_ <;_f__f+ _ _ 0_ -c_E _ (..__ _ __ LID Measure LID Checklist Points Points Compensatory Plantings (see City buffer mitigation manual). 90% of restor- 5 points or 1 point for each able stream buffers restored. 18% of the total acreage Pervious pavers for parking and driveways with stone reservoir for storage 7 points or.1 point for each of 0.5 inches of rainfall per impervious drainage area. Surface area must be 7% of parking and driveway 2 >1,000 ft. or~ 50% of the total parking and driveway surface area. surface area. Shared parking (must have legally binding agreement) that eliminates >30% 5 points or 1 point for each of on-site parking required. 6% of parking surface elimi­ nated. lmpentlous Disconnection. Follow design manual specifications to ensure 8 points adequate capture of roof runoff (e.g. cisterns, dry wells, rain gardens) Bioretention. Percent of site treated must exceed 80%. Biofilter surface ar­ 8 points or 1 point for each ea must be ji!: 5% of impervious drainage area. 10% of site treated. Raln gardens. All lots, rain garden surface area for each lot~ 200 ft. 2• 8 points or 1 point for each 10% of lots treated. Designed/constructed swales. Percent of site treated must exceed 80%, 8 points or 1 point for each achieve non•erosive velocities, and able to convey peak discharge from 10 10% of site treated. year storm. Manufactured sand filters, filter vaults (must provide filtering rather than 8 points or 1 point for each just hydrodynamic). Percent of site treated must exceed 80%. Sizing and 10% of site treated. volume for water quality treatment based on manufacturer's criteria. Green rooftop to treat? 50% of roof area 8 points Other LID practices as approved by NOS Engineer. TBD, not to exceed 8 points Off-site contribution to project in City's water quality management plan. 5 points This measure to be considered when on site constraints (space, environ­ mentally sensitive areas, hazards) limit application of LID measures. Re­ quires pre-approval by NOS Director. Total Points ~pplican~ tJ {I(, 11- C tk//..,t./.h Signature_ _ _ _ _~ _ _ _ _ _ _ Print I ( tJ... ~ f 1, 7... Date _ _ _ _ _ __ 8 310 EAST MAIN STREET WATER STREET FACADE PEDESTRIAN MALL FACADE CHARLOTTESVILLE BOARD OF ARCHITECTURAL REVIEW APPLICATION FOR CERTIFICATE OF APPROPRIATENESS SUBMITTED SEPTEMBER 28, 2021 RESUBMITTED JANUARY 21, 2022 © 2021 FORMWORK DESIGN OFFICE, LLC ... the Milgraum Center was immediately labeled as a 11 Futuristic 11 building because of its angled entrance to the mall and its entirely glass facade. The building was meant to be a focal point on Main Street. Many thought its construction set a dangerous precedent on the Mall. In 1985, the Board of Architectural Review was set up in Charlottesville to address growing concerns about architectural changes downtown. However controversial, this building is a statement of 20th­ century architectural style on Main Street. Excerpt from "More than a Mall: A Guide to Historic Charlottesville. - EAST MAIN FACADE, C. 1974 EAST MAIN FACADE, C. 1916 Albemarle Charlottesville Historical Society, 2010 320 E. MAIN 316 E. MAIN SUBJECT BUILDING 308 E. MAIN 300 E. MAIN HARDWARE STORE 310 E. MAIN ST, A.K.A. MILGRAUM CENTER BANK ANNEX PEOPLE'S BANK PRESENT DAY 310 EAST MAIN CONTEXT - EAST MAIN STREET 2 FORMWORK DESIGN OFFICE, lie © 2021 CHARLOTTESVILLE BOARD OF ARCHITECTURAL REVIEW SUBMISSION 9/28/21 SUBJECT BUILDING 316 E. MAIN 310 E. MAIN ST HARDWARE STORE WATER ST FACADE WATER ST FACADE SUBJECT BUILDING 320 E. MAIN 310 E. MAIN ST WATER ST FACADE WATER ST FACADE 316 E. MAIN HARDWARE STORE WATER ST FACADE 310 EAST MAIN CONTEXT - WATER STREET 3 FORMWORK DESIGN OFFICE, lie © 2021 CHARLOTTESVILLE BOARD OF ARCHITECTURAL REVIEW SUBMISSION 9/28/21 [QTI ALUMINUM STOREFRONT SYSTEM [@ BRAKE-METAL CLAD MULLIONS, SPANDRELS, ETC. [@ ALUMINUM ENTRY SYSTEM ~ l" DEEP DIMENSIONAL LETTERS; LETTER HT: 18" [@ BREAK-METAL FRAME & PANELS W/ CNC OVERLAY'SHADOW'SCREEN IN '-@ CONTRASTING MATERIAL [@ FIXED GLAZED PANELS [@ MODULAR BRICK - GREY 310 EAST MAIN EAST MAIN STREET VIEWS 4 FORMWORK DESIGN OFFICE, lie © 2021 CHARLOTTESVILLE BOARD OF ARCHITECTURAL REVIEW SUBMISSION 9/28/21 AN OPTICAL EFFECT SIMILAR TO "MOIRE", USING REPEATION OF MANY SMALL METAL "TILES, EACH WITH SLIGHT ADJUSTMENT IN GEOMETRY. THE FABRICATION PROCESS USES COMPUTATIONAL METHODS TO PRODUCE MANY UNIQUE TILES IN A QUICK AND EFFICIENT MANNER. PRECEDENT IMAGES DIGITAL MOCKUP OF EFFECT 310 EAST MAIN ELEVATOR SHAFT DECORATIVE SCHEME 5 FORMWORK DESIGN OFFICE, lie © 2021 CHARLOTTESVILLE BOARD OF ARCHITECTURAL REVIEW SUBMISSION 9/28/21 @] ALUMINUM STOREFRONT SYSTEM ~ BRAKE-METAL CLAD MULLIONS, SPANDRELS, ETC. ~ RECESSED ALUMINUM ENTRY SYSTEM [Qi] 1.5" DEEP REVERSE-CHANNEL LETTERS WITH INTEGRAL LIGHTING - COLOR TEMP: 3000K; LETTER HT: 18" GRADUATED TRANSPARENT/OPAQUE GLASS INTERLAYER ~ FIXED GLAZED PANELS ,----------j------) [Qzj STAINLESS STEEL MESH SCREEN ~ INTERIOR SUN CONTROL/ ROLL-DOWN SHADE r, ~ 310 EAST MAIN WATER STREET VIEWS 6 FORMWORK DESIGN OFFICE, lie © 2021 CHARLOTTESVILLE BOARD OF ARCHITECTURAL REVIEW SUBMISSION 9/28/21 Ifill  W ~ EXISTING BRICK FLOORING TO REMAIN DASH INDICATETS EXST BRICK REMAINS ON WALL OR NEW BRICK TO MATCH ~ INFILL WITH BLUESTONE @ii NEW STOREFRONT ENTRY RETAIL SPACE I EL~VATOR I I I :=================::::::: :====================::::::: PEDESTRIAN MALL 310 EAST MAIN MALL LEVEL PLAN 7 FORMWORK DESIGN OFFICE, lie © 2021 CHARLOTTESVILLE BOARD OF ARCHITECTURAL REVIEW SUBMISSION 9/28/21 Albemarle County & Charlottesville City General District Courts Complex City of Charlottesville Board of Architectural Review February 15, 2022 January 25, 2022 SITE PLAN Albemarle County & Charlottesville City General District Courts Complex Charlottesville, VA HISTORY & CONTEXT January 25, 2022 Albemarle County & Charlottesville City General District Courts Complex Charlottesville, VA January 25, 2022 HISTORY & CONTEXT Albemarle County & Charlottesville City General District Courts Complex Charlottesville, VA January 25, 2022 HISTORY & CONTEXT Albemarle County & Charlottesville City General District Courts Complex Charlottesville, VA January 25, 2022 HISTORY & CONTEXT Albemarle County & Charlottesville City General District Courts Complex Charlottesville, VA SITE CONTEXT January 25, 2022 Albemarle County & Charlottesville City General District Courts Complex Charlottesville, VA January 25, 2022 SITE AERIAL Albemarle County & Charlottesville City General District Courts Complex Charlottesville, VA January 25, 2022 SITE AERIAL Albemarle County & Charlottesville City General District Courts Complex Charlottesville, VA 1935 CIRCUIT COURT BUILDING ANNEX 1803 HISTORIC CIRCUIT COURT BUILDING 1851 LEVY BUILDING January 25, 2022 EXISTING BUILDINGS Albemarle County & Charlottesville City General District Courts Complex Charlottesville, VA 1 3 3 2 1 2 January 25, 2022 WEST SITE IMAGES Albemarle County & Charlottesville City General District Courts Complex Charlottesville, VA 4 6 4 5 6 5 January 25, 2022 EAST SITE IMAGES Albemarle County & Charlottesville City General District Courts Complex Charlottesville, VA SITE ANALYSIS January 25, 2022 Albemarle County & Charlottesville City General District Courts Complex Charlottesville, VA URBAN EDGE VIEWS TO SITE SOLAR ORIENTATION SITE TOPOGRAPHY January 25, 2022 SITE DIAGRAMS Albemarle County & Charlottesville City General District Courts Complex Charlottesville, VA EAST SITE - BUILDING DESIGN February 15, 2022 Albemarle County & Charlottesville City EAST SITE General District Courts Complex Charlottesville, VA SITE DESIGN AND PORTICO ENTRANCE: The west portion of the site has undergone several adjustments To preserve the function of accessible on-street parking and emergency and enhancements since the initial presentation. To create a more access, the parallel parking lane remains as currently exists along ������ plaza space with better proportions, the building portico Park Street. Lighting in the plaza is all indirect with integrated bench entrance was foreshortened/truncated adding seventeen feet to the downlighting, and spillover light from the portico entrance. The plaza. This adjustment allowed for an additional row of trees creating seat walls and benches have been �����= to be rectilinear in the two groups of three framing the enlarged elliptical form. The elliptical space and tucked next to the shade trees, freeing the ellipse to be an form, a theme that continues into the lobby and courtrooms, represents unencumbered monumental and ceremonial space. harmony and cooperation for the greater good. EAST HIGH STREET STAIRS, WALL, AND PLANTING AT LEVY GARAGE RAMP FRONTAGE TO REMAIN, STAIRS TO BE REPAIRED AND REPOINTED. LEVY BUILDING PLANTING/ BIORETENTION AREA JESSUP 7TH STREET NE HOUSE PLANTING AREA PARK STREET NEW WEST SITE BUILDING REDLANDS CLUB EAST JEFFERSON STREET TH NOR 0' 20' 40' 60' Scale: 1/32"=1' February 15, 2022 NARRATIVE Albemarle County & Charlottesville City EAST SITE General District Courts Complex Charlottesville, VA The portico architecture has continued ������ The original ��J portico and window coloration of light blue / gray again is a deferential bay portico has been reduced to a three-bay portico, reminiscent of nod to the historic fabric, intentionally avoiding mimicking the trim the west site entrances and Levy, creating an A-B-A arrangement detailing of the historic elements and maintaining a civic character with bookended corners. The smaller fenestration on the corners and complementary relationship. appropriately expresses the functions within. The portico is a modern expression of slender steel columns with a brise soleil roof. A small weatherlock with glazing muntins recalling the surrounding fenestration protects guests from the elements. The cornice lines have been adjusted and ����= The primary architrave is aligned with the pilaster capital of the Levy Building. The cornices are arranged within three groupings: the primary building mass (courtrooms), the entrance massing and chambers (secondary height), and the hyphen connecting Levy (tertiary height). The primary cornice is slightly lower than the Levy and thus deferential to the historic structure. The coloration of the cornice/trim elements is deliberately intended The design team and County leadership are in the process of to be similar in color to the brick so as to create a backdrop to the negotiating removal or replacement of trees in question along the 18th and early to mid-19th century adjacent buildings. Equally, the property edge at the Jessup House and Redlands Club. February 15, 2022 NARRATIVE Albemarle County & Charlottesville City EAST SITE General District Courts Complex Charlottesville, VA FACADE DESIGN: The façade has undergone a thorough �����= of the brick detailing and proportional relationships. The façade is broken into a base, ground story, second story (piano nobile / courts ���� and cornice/ top. Brick corbeling and matching cast stone are integrated into belts and cornices in keeping with the monochromatic palette. Bricks are a custom blend of four types to sensitively respond to the rich range of colors of the west site; bricks are a Norman brick proportion to distinguish new from historic brickwork. Three sample boards under consideration are included as part of this submission. Mortar is matching the brick to reduce the contrasting colors and create a harmonious relationship in the complex of judicial buildings. February 15, 2022 NARRATIVE Albemarle County & Charlottesville City EAST SITE General District Courts Complex Charlottesville, VA The watertable is a very subtle two-to-four inch step in cast stone matching the brick. The two-story order directly corresponds to the Levy Building order and the 1803 portico, giving a clear message of the civic purpose of the building. Equally, the light blue/gray window shapes are a departure from the 6 over 6, or 9 over 9 divided lite double hung windows common to the neighboring buildings. The penthouse is deeply set back from the building and is not in view from several vantage points. The screen wall is ten feet above the roof and clad in gray metal panels to blend with the skyline. The walls along Redlands property (south and west elevations) have been studied and reworked. The façade was reduced by seventeen feet This adjustment brings down the scale fronting the Jessup House. in the west-east direction and broken into proportions commensurate The north elevation is proportional to the Levy Building expressing with the townhouse quality of the neighboring buildings. Subtle the chambers within and sets back from Levy. The lowered hyphen recessed panels give scale and reinforce proportions. The east restores the full historic cornice of Levy along the east side. Stairs on façade has reduced fenestration to create an A-B-A-B-A arrangement the north and south are expressed in an adjustment to fenestration expressive of the courtrooms within. heights and further breaks the scale down for the neighboring streets. February 15, 2022 NARRATIVE Albemarle County & Charlottesville City EAST SITE General District Courts Complex Charlottesville, VA EAST HIGH STREET STAIRS, WALL, AND PLANTING AT LEVY GARAGE RAMP FRONTAGE TO REMAIN, STAIRS TO BE REPAIRED AND REPOINTED. LEVY BUILDING PLANTING/ BIORETENTION AREA JESSUP 7TH STREET NE HOUSE PLANTING AREA PARK STREET NEW WEST SITE BUILDING REDLANDS CLUB EAST JEFFERSON STREET TH NOR 0' 20' 40' 60' Scale: 1/32"=1' February 15, 2022 SITE PLAN Albemarle County & Charlottesville City EAST SITE General District Courts Complex Charlottesville, VA EAST HIGH STREET LEVY BUILDING JESSUP HOUSE 7TH STREET NE PARK STREET PARKING AREA MODIFIED (BY OTHERS) REDLANDS CLUB E. JEFFERSON STREET 0 10 20 PLAN TRUE February 15, 2022 FIRST FLOOR Albemarle County & Charlottesville City EAST SITE General District Courts Complex Charlottesville, VA EAST HIGH STREET LEVY BUILDING JESSUP HOUSE 7TH STREET NE PARK STREET OPEN TO BELOW REDLANDS CLUB E. JEFFERSON STREET 0 10 20 PLAN TRUE February 15, 2022 SECOND FLOOR Albemarle County & Charlottesville City EAST SITE General District Courts Complex Charlottesville, VA EAST HIGH STREET LEVY BUILDING JESSUP HOUSE 7TH STREET NE PARK STREET MECHANICAL PENTHOUSE SCREEN WALL REDLANDS CLUB E. JEFFERSON STREET 0 10 20 PLAN TRUE February 15, 2022 ROOF Albemarle County & Charlottesville City EAST SITE General District Courts Complex Charlottesville, VA THE ROTUNDA - CHARLOTTESVILLE, VA STATE CAPITOL - RICHMOND, VA US COURTHOUSE - HUNTSVILLE, AL DC COURTHOUSE - WASHINGTON, DC US COURTHOUSE - SPRINGFIELD, MA US COURTHOUSE - BAKERSFIELD, CA February 15, 2022 PORTICO ARCHITECTURE Albemarle County & Charlottesville City EAST SITE General District Courts Complex Charlottesville, VA February 15, 2022 COLONNADE PORTICO DIAGRAM Albemarle County & Charlottesville City EAST SITE General District Courts Complex Charlottesville, VA February 15, 2022 PERSPECTIVE - AERIAL Albemarle County & Charlottesville City EAST SITE General District Courts Complex Charlottesville, VA Option A - Rotating Herringbone Option B - Herringbone Rotated Center Option C - Herringbone Option D - Bluestone Central Ellipse February 15, 2022 PLAN REFINEMENT - SKETCHES Albemarle County & Charlottesville City EAST SITE General District Courts Complex Charlottesville, VA BENCH WITH UNDERLIGHTING A BLUESTONE STEPS BOLLARDS BLUESTONE ACCENT BAND PLANTING AREA LOW TO MEDIUM SHRUBS PARK STREET BRICK SEAT WALL PORTICO OVERHEAD ELLIPSE WITH BLUESTONE ACCENT BAND BLUESTONE WALL WITH UNDERLIGHTING B B’ BLUESTONE ACCENT BAND NEW BUILDING BLUESTONE BOLLARDS ACCENT BAND BRICK PAVING TH NOR BRICK WALL TREE OPENING AND SOIL THORNLESS HONEY CELLS BENEATH PAVING LOCUSTS 0" 4' 8' 12' 16' EXISTING PARKING AND CURB Scale: 1/8"=1' A’ February 15, 2022 SITE PLAN - PLAZA ENLARGEMENT Albemarle County & Charlottesville City EAST SITE General District Courts Complex Charlottesville, VA LEGEND BUILDING ENTRANCE TH NOR ROAD EXISTING SIDEWALK NON-ADA ACCESSIBLE WALKWAY 0' 20' 40' 60' PRIMARY ADA ACCESSIBLE WALKWAY Scale: 1/32"=1' February 15, 2022 CIRCULATION PLAN - SITE Albemarle County & Charlottesville City EAST SITE General District Courts Complex Charlottesville, VA LEGEND BUILDING ENTRANCE ROAD TH NOR EXISTING SIDEWALK NON-ADA ACCESSIBLE WALKWAY PRIMARY ADA ACCESSIBLE WALKWAY 0" 4' 8' 12' 16' SECONDARY ADA ACCESSIBLE WALKWAY Scale: 1/8"=1' February 15, 2022 CIRCULATION PLAN - PLAZA Albemarle County & Charlottesville City EAST SITE General District Courts Complex Charlottesville, VA LEVY BUILDING REDLANDS CLUB BRICK WALL BLUESTONE BANDING BRICK PAVERS BENCH PAVING ELLIPSE BENCH TREE SHRUB PLANTING PLANTING PLAZA SECTION: NORTH-SOUTH A-A' NEW BUILDING BLUESTONE BOLLARD WALL + BLUESTONE FFE 502.5' THORNLESS BANDING ROADWAY SIDEWALK BENCH HONEYLOCUST PLAZA SECTION: WEST-EAST B-B' February 15, 2022 SITE SECTIONS Albemarle County & Charlottesville City EAST SITE General District Courts Complex Charlottesville, VA February 15, 2022 VIEW ON PARK STREET LOOKING NORTH AND EAST Albemarle County & Charlottesville City EAST SITE General District Courts Complex Charlottesville, VA February 15, 2022 SITE PERSPECTIVE - PLAZA FROM SOUTH Albemarle County & Charlottesville City EAST SITE General District Courts Complex Charlottesville, VA February 15, 2022 SITE PERSPECTIVE - PLAZA FROM NORTH Albemarle County & Charlottesville City EAST SITE General District Courts Complex Charlottesville, VA February 15, 2022 ELEVATION - WEST Albemarle County & Charlottesville City EAST SITE General District Courts Complex Charlottesville, VA February 15, 2022 PERSPECTIVE - PORTICO DETAIL Albemarle County & Charlottesville City EAST SITE General District Courts Complex Charlottesville, VA February 15, 2022 VIEW ON HIGH STREET LOOKING WEST Albemarle County & Charlottesville City EAST SITE General District Courts Complex Charlottesville, VA February 15, 2022 PERSPECTIVE - VIEW FROM NORTHEAST Albemarle County & Charlottesville City EAST SITE General District Courts Complex Charlottesville, VA February 15, 2022 PERSPECTIVE - TYPICAL BAY Albemarle County & Charlottesville City EAST SITE General District Courts Complex Charlottesville, VA February 15, 2022 ELEVATION - EAST Albemarle County & Charlottesville City EAST SITE General District Courts Complex Charlottesville, VA February 15, 2022 ELEVATION - NORTH Albemarle County & Charlottesville City EAST SITE General District Courts Complex Charlottesville, VA February 15, 2022 ELEVATION - SOUTH Albemarle County & Charlottesville City EAST SITE General District Courts Complex Charlottesville, VA February 15, 2022 PERSPECTIVE - VIEW FROM SOUTHEAST Albemarle County & Charlottesville City EAST SITE General District Courts Complex Charlottesville, VA CAST STONE BRICK BLEND - OPTION 1 CONTEMPORARY METAL ENTRY LIGHT BLUE / GRAY - WINDOW FRAME BRICK BLEND - OPTION 2 BRICK SAMPLE BOARD OPTIONS AT LEVY FACADE BRICK WITH MATCHING MORTAR AND SANDSTONE TRIM BRICK BLEND - OPTION 3 NORMAN BRICK WITH 1/3 RUNNING BOND PATTERN February 15, 2022 EXTERIOR FINISHES Albemarle County & Charlottesville City EAST SITE General District Courts Complex Charlottesville, VA February 15, 2022 EXTERIOR FINISHES - BRICK/MORTAR/TRIM COLOR RESEARCH Albemarle County & Charlottesville City EAST SITE General District Courts Complex Charlottesville, VA WOOD TOPPED BENCH UNDERLIT BENCH BRICK PAVING BLUESTONE STAIR BLUESTONE PAVING AT COLUMN February 15, 2022 EXTERIOR MATERIALS PALETTE Albemarle County & Charlottesville City EAST SITE General District Courts Complex Charlottesville, VA CRUSHED GRAVEL TREE PIT THORNLESS HONEY LOCUST PAVING AT SITE, PARK ST February 15, 2022 EXTERIOR MATERIALS PALETTE Albemarle County & Charlottesville City EAST SITE General District Courts Complex Charlottesville, VA BRICK WALL - SITE PRECEDENT BRICK WALL - SITE PRECEDENT BRICK WALL - SITE PRECEDENT BRICK WALL BRICK WALL BRICK WALL BLUESTONE CAP BLUESTONE WALL BLUESTONE WALL February 15, 2022 EXTERIOR MATERIALS PALETTE Albemarle County & Charlottesville City EAST SITE General District Courts Complex Charlottesville, VA Board of Architectural Review (BAR) Certificate of Appropriateness Please Return To: City of Charlottesville Department of Neighborhood Development Services P.O. Box 911 , City Hall Charlottesville, Virginia 22902 Telephone (434) 970-3130 Please submit ten (1 0) hard copies and one (1) dig Ital copy of appllcatlon form and all attachments. Please Include application fee as follows: New construction project $375; Demolltlon of a contributing structure $375; Appeal of BAR decision $125; Additions and other projects requiring BAR approval $125; Adm inistrative approval $100. Make checks payable to the City of Charlottesvllle. The BAR meets the third Tuesday of the month. Deadline for submittals is Tuesday 3 weeks prior to next BAR meeting by 3:30 p.m. Owner Name Patrick and Jessica Fenn Applicant Name Ashley Falwell Project Name/Description Fenn Renovation, Addition, and Poolhouse Parcel Number_5.::...2_0.::...1_8_3_0_0_0_ _ _ _ __ Project Property Address 540 Park Street Charlottesville, VA 22902 Signature of Applicant Applicant Information I hereby attest t at the information I have provided is, to the Address:._ ___,,,2-,-06--,-5t..,.,.h_S_tr..,.,,ee,....t_,,.N..,.,E~~-,,------­ best of my kn I dge, correct. Charlottesville, VA 22902 Email: ashley@dgparchitects.com 1/24/22 Phone: (W) 434.977.4480 (C) _ _ _ __ Date Ashley L Falwell 1/24/22 Property Owner Information (If not applicant) Print Name Date Address: 540 Park Street Charlottesville, VA 22902 Email: patrick@montevistafarm.com Phone: (W) _ _ _ _ _ _ (C) _ _ _ __ Signature ate Do you intend to app)y for Federal or State Tax Credits for this project? --'N...;..o=--- - - - - - l/f/&cK-/i;M,/ Print Name 1at/u~2- hate Description of Proposed Work (attach separate narrative If necessary):---:-:-:----:--:--~-----­ East Elevation Addition, Demolition of Existing Poolhouse, New Poolhouse, and New Landscape Plan List All Attachments (see reverse side for submittal requirements}: Floor Plan, Landscape Plan, Exterior Elevations Images of Subject Property and Adjacent Properties For Office Use Only Approved/Disapproved by: _ _ _ _ _ _ _ __ Received by: _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ __ Date: _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ __ Fee paid: _ _ _ _Cash/Ck. # _ _ __ Conditions of approval: _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ __ Date Received: ---------- Revised 2016 ARCHITECTURAL SUMMARY: The architectural plan proposes to demolish the existing poolhouse structure, construct a new lower profile poolhouse, and revise the East addition within the existing footprint. The goals of the project are to achieve a new coordinated aesthetic for the rear pool courtyard, add square footage, and improve the functionality of the existing square footage for the current owner. BACK OF HOUSE: The architectural language of the altered East addition and new poolhouse will be modern, rendered in colors and high-quality materials that are compatible with the main house, but not intended to imitate the house stylistically. The stucco exterior walls will have a smooth finish, clad metal windows and doors will be dark in color, and the roofs, gutters and downspouts will be copper. The new stone chimney at the poolhouse will reference the character of the existing stone site wall along Farish. LANDSCAPE SUMMARY: The landscape plan proposes renovations to the existing paving and plantings in the front of the house and along Farish Street as well as new paving and plantings in the back in association with the proposed architecture. Three tree removals are proposed - a declining walnut along Park Street and two ash trees beside the shed on Farish Street. The walnut has several dead limbs over the street and has recently lost a large limb over the front yard. The ash trees are growing into the foundation of the shed posing an imminent risk to the structure. The property is surrounded by numerous large canopy trees which will be preserved including several mature ash trees which are being treated for emerald ash borer. The plans propose to add two new canopy trees to the front. A small oak in the front is awkwardly located in relation to the yard and will be transplanted or removed and replanted in a more perimeter location near the street. FRONT OF HOUSE: The existing crushed stone paths will be realigned and replaced with bluestone stepping stones in lawn. A bluestone landing at the bottom of the porch steps will be added. The existing north path will be removed and replaced with lawn. The hemlocks and arborvitaes along Park Street will be replaced with a 4’ - 5’ height boxwood hedge back planted with native deciduous shrubs creating a more inviting sidewalk edge and opening up views to the house. A 4’ ht. wood gate may be added at the sidewalk entry. The gate design would be understated, with simple square wood pickets. Existing shrubs on the north and south side of the lawn will be augmented with native flowering shrubs. An 18” stone seatwall is proposed for the uphill side of the lawn and will enable the lawn to be regraded to a more gentle pitch. Low path lighting will be added to the front walk at steps and turns. SIDE OF HOUSE : Pathways and hardscapes will be upgraded and paved in bluestone or brick. Path lighting will be added along the walk from the parking to the front door. BACK OF HOUSE: Paving along the back and east side of the house will respond to the architectural changes to the house and the pool house addition. The paving will match or complement the existing paving. PR OPER T Y LINE ex. 17” h a c k b er r y l a rg e a s h tre e s ex . h o r s e c h e s tn u t ex. fen ce n ew s h r u bs a d d e d to NE exist in g s h r u b bo rd e r PR OP ER T Y LI ex. 30”wa ln u t P L AY L AWN P OO L HO US E n e w c a n o py tre e ( o ak , e l m, o r bl a c k g u m) re move ex. rem ove ex. o r tra n s pl a nt s ycamore 4 ’ - 5 ’ box wo o d h e d g e PAR K STR EE T wa ln u t 6” oak bl u e s to n e landing ex . pav i ng d ec id u o u s S I D E WA L K flower in g sh ru b s L AW N HOUS E ex . pool 18” sto n e ret a ini n g wa l l ex. 7” o a k P OR C H 4’ wo o d g ate 2 ste ps s te ppi n g s to n e s i n l aw n b r i ck or paved path ex . wall and fence co ncrete p at h p avin g n e w s h r u bs a d d e d to step s light ( t y p. ) ex i s ti n g s h r u b bo rd e r n e w c a n o py tre e rem ove ( oa k , e l m, o r bl a c k g u m) ex . ash ex . ash ex . par k i ng ex . l i n d e n ex . 21” pec an trees PR OP ER T Y LI ex . s h r u bs NE ex . shed FA RI SH ST RE E T ex . steps and walk 1/16” = 1’ 0’ 8’ 16’ 32’ Site Plan 540 Park Street Landscape January 25, 2022 PR OPER T Y LINE ex. 17” h a c k b er r y l a rg e a s h tre e s ex . h o r s e c h e s tn u t ex. fen ce ex. s h r u bs NE PR OP ER T Y LI ex. 30”wa wa ln u ln t ut P L AY L AWN P OO L HO US E E X . C R U SH E D S TO N E PAT H S TO B E R E M O V E D rem ove ex. ex. PAR K STR EE T wa ln u t s ycamore S I D E WA L K ar bor vitae hedg e ex. hemo ck and ex. sh ru b s L AW N HOUS E ex . pool ex. 7” o a k P OR C H ex . wall and fence E X . S T E PP ING S TONES A N D L A N D INGS TO BE R E P L AC E D rem ove ex . ash ex . l i n d e n ex . s h r u bs ex . 21” pec an trees PR OP ER T Y LI ex . ash NE ex . she d FA RI SH ST RE E T ex . steps and walk 1/16” = 1’ 0’ 8’ 16’ 32’ Site Plan - Existing Conditions Overlay 0 8 16 32 540 Park Street Landscape January 25, 2022 Pat hs and l a n di n g s to b e re a l i gn e d a n d u p gra de d S o u t h e nt ra n ce to b e re a l i gn e d and p ave d Crushed s to n e p at h to be removed a n d rep laced wit h lawn Cr ushed sto n e l a n di n g to b e re p l a ce d w i t h b l u e s to n e N o r t h e nt ra n ce to b e re move d EXISTING CONDITIONS 540 Park Street Landscape January 25, 2022 Ex i st i ng h e m l o ck h edge a l o n g 540 Pa r k St reet Pro p e r t i e s n o r t h o f 5 4 0 Pa r k s t re e t Vi e w to Par k St re et f ro m h o u se Pl a nt i n g a c ro s s Pa r k St re e t Existing Street Plantings 540 Park Street Landscape January 25, 2022 Ash t re e s b e s i d e s h ed Base of ash t rees growing into s h e d 6 - 7 ” c a l i p e r o a k to b e t ra n s p l a nte d o r re p l a ce d i n a l te r n ate lo c at i o n 2 7 ” Wa l n u t al o n g Pa r k Street i n decl i n e D ead limb s ab ove p owe r l i n e Tree Removals 540 Park Street Landscape January 25, 2022 POOL EQUIP. 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PARCEL 040303000 BAR SUBMISSION PRESENTED BY 02|15|2022 3 | TABLE OF CONTENTS 4 | NEIGHBORHOOD MAP 6 | STREETWALL CONDITIONS 8| ZONING MAP 9 | EXISTING CONDITIONS 10 | SURVEY 11 | WERTENBAKER HOUSE 12 | SITE OBSERVATIONS AND EVALUATION 14| DESIGN CONSIDERATION: PRESERVE EXISTING TREES 16 | SITE ORGANIZATIONAL DIAGRAMS 18 | PARKING LEVEL PLAN AND TYPICAL LEVEL PLAN 20 | MASSING STUDIES 22 | ELEVATIONS 24 | RENDERINGS 32 | DESIGN CONSIDERATION: PARKING ENTRY 1301 WERTLAND ST. TABLE OF CONTENTS BAR SUBMISSION CHARLOTTESVILLE, VA 3 FEBRUARY 15, 2022 1 1 2 3 4 1 5 2 1989 2011 1992 2006 10 5 6 7 8 4 6 3 11 W TN HS 7 14T 1830 12 WER TLAN 2005 1984 1965 1930 D ST 9 10 11 11 12 8 ST NW W 2 ST N 13TH 9 12 1/ * DENOTES A CONTRIBUTING STRUCTURE 1997 1987 2010 1999 1301 WERTLAND ST. NEIGHBORHOOD MAP BAR SUBMISSION 1301 WERTLAND ST. CONTEXT PHOTOS BAR SUBMISSION CHARLOTTESVILLE, VA 4 FEBRUARY 15, 2022 CHARLOTTESVILLE, VA 5 FEBRUARY 15, 2022 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 W TN HS 14T 3 1 2 WER TLAN D ST 4 12 11 11 9 10 9 ST NW 8 7 6 W 13TH 5 2 ST N 12 1/ 1301 WERTLAND ST. STREETWALL CONSIDERATIONS BAR SUBMISSION 1301 WERTLAND ST. CONTEXT PHOTOS BAR SUBMISSION CHARLOTTESVILLE, VA 6 FEBRUARY 15, 2022 CHARLOTTESVILLE, VA 7 FEBRUARY 15, 2022 1301 WERTLAND ST. ZONING MAP BAR SUBMISSION 1301 WERTLAND ST. EXISTING STREET CONDITIONS BAR SUBMISSION CHARLOTTESVILLE, VA 8 FEBRUARY 15, 2022 CHARLOTTESVILLE, VA 9 FEBRUARY 15, 2022 FORESIGHTPC.COM HISTORIC DESCRIPTION (434) 589-8395 BUILT AROUND 1830 (POSSIBLY AS EARLY AS 1816) BY WILLIAM AND LOUISANNA WERTENBAKER, 1301 WERTLAND STREET IS THE OLDEST HOUSE IN THE WERTLAND FORESIGHT DISTRICT AND THE NAMESAKE OF THE STREET ON WHICH IT STANDS CURRENTLY. S U R V E Y, P C WILLIAM WAS THE SECOND LIBRARIAN AT THE UNIVERSITY OF VIRGINIA, LAND SURVEYING | LAND PLANNING APPOINTED BY THOMAS JEFFERSON AND SERVED IN THAT ROLE FOR OVER 50 YEARS. THE PROPERTY ORIGINALLY BORDERED WEST MAIN STREET, THEN KNOWN AS “THREE NOTCH’D ROAD” AND THE CURRENT 13TH STREET WAS THE FORMER 106 CROFTON PLAZA, SUITE 8 912 E HIGH STREET, SUITE C DRIVEWAY TO THE RESIDENCE. PALMYRA, VA 22963 CHARLOTTESVILLE, VA 22902 THE BUILDING IS A CONTRIBUTING RESOURCE IN THE WERTLAND STREET HISTORIC DISTRICT, WHICH IS LISTED IN THE NATIONAL REGISTER OF HISTORIC PLACES. ARCHITECTURAL DESCRIPTION THE WERTENBAKER HOUSE IS A 2-STORY, 3 BAY SINGLE-PILE VIRGINIA I-HOUSE SET ON A VERY HIGH ENGLISH BASEMENT. THE MAIN BLOCK OF THE HOUSE HAS A GENTLY-SLOPING GABLED ROOF COVERED WITH STANDING-SEAM METAL. THE FACADE IS LAID IN FLEMISH BOND. “BESIDES THE FINE BRICKWORK, THE MOST NOTABLE FEATURE OF THE HOUSE IS THE ELABORATE SYMMETRICAL STICK STYLE PORCH.” “THE WERTENBAKER HOUSE IS A FEDERAL / GREEK REVIVAL RESIDENCE THAT WAS MADE-OVER IN THE VICTORIAN STYLE TOWARD THE END OF THE 19TH CENTURY... THE CHIMNEY TOPS HAVE BEEN REPAIRED, OTHERWISE THERE ARE VIRTUALLY NO POST-1900 CHANGES TO THE EXTERIOR.” TOPO EXHIBIT TAX MAP 4 PARCEL 303 CITY OF CHARLOTTESVILLE, VIRGINIA 1301 WERTLAND ST. THE WERTENBAKER HOUSE BAR SUBMISSION F:\Survey\PROJECTS\21.261 1301 WERTLAND STREET\SURVEY\DWG\TOPO\21.261 - 1301 WERTLAND ST - TOPO (20210818).dwg CHARLOTTESVILLE, VA 11 FEBRUARY 15, 2022 KEY: SITE OBSERVATIONS: 1. UTILIZE EXISTING HARDSCAPE PARKING AREA TO A 1. THE EXISTING SURFACE PARKING LOT IS THE ONLY HIGHER / BETTER USE APPROPRIATE LOCATION ON THE SITE TO DEVELOP. THE EXISTING HOUSE IS TOO SIGNIFICANT TO ENCROACH 2. ESTABLISH A SUFFICIENT DISTANCE TO THE HISTORIC ON OR DEMOLISH. HOUSE TO ENSURE SAFE PRESERVATION. 2. THE RELATIONSHIP OF THE HISTORIC HOUSE TO THE 3. MAINTAIN HISTORIC STREETWALL AND ENHANCE STREET SHOULD BE PRESERVED (I.E. NEW BUILDING FRONT COURTYARD. SHOULD NOT BE IN FRONT OF THE HISTORIC FACADE). THIS WILL CREATE AN OPPORTUNITY FOR A DYNAMIC 4. RESPECT SETBACKS PER ZONING REQUIREMENTS. AND THOUGHTFUL FRONT COURTYARD. 5. ALIGN BUILDING FACADE WITH WERTLAND STREET. 3. THE DESIGN OF THE FRONT COURTYARD SHOULD 3 INFORM THE DESIGN OF THE STRUCTURE. WERTLAND STREET STUDY SEVEN DEVELOPMENT 4. THE LANDSCAPING ON SITE HAS DEFERRED MAINTENANCE THAT SHOULD BE ADDRESSED DURING THE PROJECT. 5. THE EXISTING GRADE PROVIDES OPPORTUNITIES FOR SUB-GRADE PARKING. 3 10'-0" 12'-8" 10'-2" 2 5 15'-0" 1 15'-0" BUILDABLE AREA CHARLOTTESVILLE, VA FRONT REAR 418 E. MAIN STREET SETBACK SETBACK CHECKED BY: KS DRAWN BY: MK 4 4 434-806-8365 10'-0" SIDE SETBACK 4 A1.1 SITE PLAN 1 SITE PLAN WITH BUILDABLE AREA A1.1 1" = 20'-0" ISSUE DATE: August 25, 2021 STREET VIEW FROM WERTLAND BAR SUBMISSION SITE EVALUATION A1.1 BAR SUBMISSION 1301 WERTLAND ST. 1301 WERTLAND ST. SHEET #1 OF 5 CHARLOTTESVILLE, VA 12 FEBRUARY 15, 2022 CHARLOTTESVILLE, VA 13 FEBRUARY 15, 2022 EXISTING TREES AT PROPERTY LINE GIVEN BAR AND PC’S RECENT RECOMMENDATIONS TO KEY: PRESERVE MATURE TREES, THE APPLICANT PROACTIVELY SOUGHT OUT THE OPINION OF A RESPECTED LOCAL 1. ROTATE PROPOSED BUILDABLE AREA 5 DEGREES TO BE ARBORIST. PARALLEL WITH HISTORIC HOUSE THE ARBORIST’S OPINION WAS THAT TREES IN VERY 2. PROVIDE SPACE TO PROTECT EXISTING TREE ROOT POOR CONDITION (THE ASH IN THE FRONT AND THE SYSTEM OAK IN THE REAR) BRACKET SEVERAL REASONABLY HEALTHY TREES (THE OAKS IN THE MIDDLE). HOWEVER, PROS: THE MIDDLE OAKS ARE TOO CLOSE TOGETHER TO • EXISTING TREES MAY BE RETAINED. FLOURISH. CONS: THE ARBORIST ADVISED THAT PRESERVING THE TREES • PROPOSED BUILDABLE AREA RESPONDS TO HISTORIC WOULD REQUIRE A 16’ BUFFER FROM THE TRUNK OF HOUSE AND NOT EXISTING STREETWALL. THIS RELATION- EACH TREE. SHIP REDUCES THE IMPACT OF THE HISTORIC HOUSE TO THE STREET (STREETWALL). WERTLAND STREET STUDY • THE NEW BUILDING WOULD ENCROACH ON THE VIEW SEVEN DEVELOPMENT SHED OF THE HISTORIC HOUSE FROM WERTLAND STREET. • THE SKEW IS AWKWARD ON SITE • TREES ARE OF QUESTIONABLE BENEFIT. ULTIMATELY, FROM OUR PERSPECTIVE, THE NEGATIVE CONSEQUENCES OUTWEIGH THE BENEFITS OF RETAINING THE TREES. 10'-0" 10'-0" 2 1 5 DEGREE ROTATION 15'-0" 15'-0" CHARLOTTESVILLE, VA FRONT REAR BUILDABLE AREA 418 E. MAIN STREET SETBACK SETBACK CHECKED BY: KS DRAWN BY: MK 434-806-8365 PREVIOUS BUILDING 2'-0" EXTENDS 2' PAST FRONT 2 10'-0" SETBACK SIDE SETBACK A1.1 SITE PLAN 1 SITE PLAN WITH BUILDABLE AREA A1.1 1" = 20'-0" ISSUE DATE: November 15, 2021 DESIGN CONSIDERATION: EXISTING TREES A1.1 1301 WERTLAND ST. BAR SUBMISSION 1301 WERTLAND ST. DESIGNING FOR TREE PRESERVATION BAR SUBMISSION SHEET #1 OF 5 CHARLOTTESVILLE, VA 14 FEBRUARY 15, 2022 CHARLOTTESVILLE, VA 15 FEBRUARY 15, 2022 WERTLAND STREET STUDY WERTLAND STREET STUDY 13'-0" 10'-0" SEVEN DEVELOPMENT SEVEN DEVELOPMENT UNIT 1 513', 524', 535' UNIT 1 503' - 0" (TYP.) (TYP.) 20'-0" DN @ 10% PARKING LEVEL 506' - 0" ELECTRICAL METERS INSIDE GARAGE WALL 3'-8" UNIT 2 UNIT 2 (TYP.) (TYP.) 505' - 0" 15'-0" STREET LEVEL 6'-8" CHARLOTTESVILLE, VA CHARLOTTESVILLE, VA 5'-0" 418 E. MAIN STREET 418 E. MAIN STREET CHECKED BY: KS CHECKED BY: KS DRAWN BY: MK DRAWN BY: MK 434-806-8365 EXISTING A1.2 PARKING PLAN A1.3 TYPICA 1 PARKING PLAN 1 TYPICAL RESIDENTIAL LEVEL BUILDING PLA A1.2 1/16" = 1'-0" ISSUE DATE: A1.3 1/16" = 1'-0" ISSUE DATE February 3, 2022 February 3, 20 A1.2 A1.3 1301 WERTLAND ST. PROPOSED PARKING LEVEL PLAN BAR SUBMISSION SHEET #2 OF 7 1301 WERTLAND ST. PROPOSED TYPICAL RESIDENTIAL LEVEL PLAN BAR SUBMISSION SHEET #3 OF CHARLOTTESVILLE, VA 16 FEBRUARY 15, 2022 CHARLOTTESVILLE, VA 17 FEBRUARY 15, 2022 WERTLAND STREET STUDY WERTLAND STREET STUDY SEVEN DEVELOPMENT SEVEN DEVELOPMENT CHARLOTTESVILLE, VA CHARLOTTESVILLE, VA 418 E. MAIN STREET 418 E. MAIN STREET CHECKED BY: KS CHECKED BY: KS DRAWN BY: MK DRAWN BY: MK 434-806-8365 A1.6 PERSPECTIVE A1.7 PERSPECTI VIEWS VIEWS ISSUE DATE: ISSUE DATE: February 3, 2022 February 3, 202 1301 WERTLAND ST. INITIAL MASSING STUDIES / SITE EVALUATION BAR SUBMISSIONA1.6 1301 WERTLAND ST. DEVELOPED MASSING STUDIES BAR SUBMISSIONA1.7 CHARLOTTESVILLE, VA 18 FEBRUARY 15, 2022 SHEET #6 OF 7 CHARLOTTESVILLE, VA 19 FEBRUARY 15, 2022 SHEET #7 OF 7 550' - 0" (37'-0") 550' - 0" (37'-0") ROOF ROOF 534' - 0" (21'-0") 534' - 0" (21'-0") THIRD FLOOR THIRD FLOOR 523' - 6" (10'-6") 523' - 6" (10'-6") SECOND FLOOR SECOND FLOOR 513' - 0" (0'-0") 513' - 0" (0'-0") FIRST FLOOR FIRST FLOOR 505' - 0" (-8'-0") 505' - 0" (-8'-0") WERTLAND STREET STUDY WERTLAND STREET STUDY STREET LEVEL STREET LEVEL SEVEN DEVELOPMENT SEVEN DEVELOPMENT 503' - 0" (-10'-0") 503' - 0" (-10'-0") PARKING LEVEL PARKING LEVEL 550' - 0" (37'-0") 550' - 0" (37'-0") ROOF ROOF 534' - 0" (21'-0") 534' - 0" (21'-0") THIRD FLOOR THIRD FLOOR CHARLOTTESVILLE, VA CHARLOTTESVILLE, VA 418 E. MAIN STREET 418 E. MAIN STREET CHECKED BY: KS CHECKED BY: KS DRAWN BY: MK DRAWN BY: MK 523' - 6" (10'-6") 523' - 6" (10'-6") SECOND FLOOR SECOND FLOOR 434-806-8365 434-806-8365 513' - 0" (0'-0") 513' - 0" (0'-0") FIRST FLOOR FIRST FLOOR 505' - 0" (-8'-0") Page 8 505' - 0" (-8'-0") Page 9 STREET LEVEL STREET LEVEL 503' - 0" (-10'-0") ISSUE DATE: 503' - 0" (-10'-0") ISSUE DATE: PARKING LEVEL February 3, 2022 PARKING LEVEL February 3, 2022 A1.7 A1.7 1301 WERTLAND ST. FRONT AND REAR ELEVATION BAR SUBMISSION SHEET #8 OF 7 1301 WERTLAND ST. SIDE ELEVATIONS BAR SUBMISSION SHEET #9 OF 7 CHARLOTTESVILLE, VA 20 FEBRUARY 15, 2022 CHARLOTTESVILLE, VA 21 FEBRUARY 15, 2022 EXISTING PIN OAK TO BE PRESERVED COURTYAR D BOUNDA RY VEHICLE HARDSCAPE ENTRY COURT WERTLAND STREET STUDY WERTLAND STREET STUDY SEVEN DEVELOPMENT SEVEN DEVELOPMENT PEDESTRIAN CIRCULATION AXIS DESTINATIONS COURTYAR D BOUNDA RY VEHICLE ENTRY ROOF ROOF CHARLOTTESVILLE, VA CHARLOTTESVILLE, VA 418 E. MAIN STREET 418 E. MAIN STREET CHECKED BY: KS CHECKED BY: KS DRAWN BY: MK DRAWN BY: MK 434-806-8365 A1.4 ROOF PLAN Page 10 1 ROOF PLAN EXISTING A1.4 1/20" = 1'-0" ISSUE DATE: PROPOSED ISSUE DATE February 3, 2022 February 3, 20 1301 WERTLAND ST. FRONT COURTYARD EVALUATION BAR SUBMISSIONA1.4 SHEET #4 OF 7 1301 WERTLAND ST. ORGANIZATIONAL SITE DIAGRAM BAR SUBMISSIONA1.4 SHEET #10 OF CHARLOTTESVILLE, VA 22 FEBRUARY 15, 2022 CHARLOTTESVILLE, VA 23 FEBRUARY 15, 2022 PROPOSED 1301 WERTLAND ST. EXISTING PERSPECTIVE FROM 13TH STREET BAR SUBMISSION 1301 WERTLAND ST. PROPOSED PERSPECTIVE FROM 13TH STREET BAR SUBMISSION CHARLOTTESVILLE, VA 24 FEBRUARY 15, 2022 CHARLOTTESVILLE, VA 25 FEBRUARY 15, 2022 EXISTING 1301 WERTLAND ST. EXISTING PERSPECTIVE FROM WERTLAND STREET BAR SUBMISSION 1301 WERTLAND ST. PROPOSED PERSPECTIVE FROM WERTLAND STREET BAR SUBMISSION CHARLOTTESVILLE, VA 26 FEBRUARY 15, 2022 CHARLOTTESVILLE, VA 27 FEBRUARY 15, 2022 PROPOSED EXISTING 1301 WERTLAND ST. PROPOSED PERSPECTIVE ON WERTLAND ST. BAR SUBMISSION 1301 WERTLAND ST. AERIAL ABOVE WERTLAND BAR SUBMISSION CHARLOTTESVILLE, VA 28 FEBRUARY 15, 2022 CHARLOTTESVILLE, VA 29 FEBRUARY 15, 2022 PROPOSED EXISTING 1301 WERTLAND ST. COURTYARD PERSPECTIVE BAR SUBMISSION 1301 WERTLAND ST. RENDERED SITE PLAN BAR SUBMISSION CHARLOTTESVILLE, VA 30 FEBRUARY 15, 2022 CHARLOTTESVILLE, VA 31 FEBRUARY 15, 2022 1. UTILIZE EXISTING CURB CUTS AND REDUCE THE DRIVE-AISLE WIDTH TO CITY MINIMUM REQUIREMENTS. 2. DESIGN SITE WALLS TO BE MINIMAL AND EXTENSIONS OF THE BUILDING FORM. 3. SCREEN WITH LANDSCAPING. 4. INCORPORATE BUILDING ELEMENTS TO DESIGN A UNIQUE GARAGE DOOR THAT IS RATIONAL AND THOUGHTFULLY COORDINATED WITH THE BUILDING ELEVATION ABOVE WHILE SCREENING A MORE UTILITARIAN PARKING LEVEL ENTRANCE. LOCAL PRECEDENTS ALUMINUM WOODGRAIN PRODUCT: LONGBOARD PRODUCTS / KNOTWOOD 1301 WERTLAND ST. DESIGN CONSIDERATION: PARKING ENTRY BAR SUBMISSION 1301 WERTLAND ST. DESIGN CONSIDERATION: PARKING ENTRY BAR SUBMISSION CHARLOTTESVILLE, VA 32 FEBRUARY 15, 2022 CHARLOTTESVILLE, VA 33 FEBRUARY 15, 2022