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Downtown West Mixed-Use Plan Downtown West Mixed-Use Plan Development Application Community Meeting December 5, 2019 PRESENTED BY Alexa Arena Google Woody Hanson SITELAB Urban Studio We’re not thinking about next year, or even the next five Google is here for the long haul We want to work together to imagine this part of downtown — one that draws from San José’s culturally-rich history, vibrant personality, and innovative spirit We listened first To develop this framework we focused on understanding community needs and priorities 2018-19 ENGAGEMENT TOUCHPOINTS Robust and ongoing community engagement 100s 3,000+ 20+ 25+ 10+ of hours of touch points with SAAG + Solution SAAG member SAAG neighborhood community listening community members Group meetings individual meetings walks and talks and engagement 100+ 14+ 4 2 4 stakeholder meetings pop-ups across ecology, open community chats open houses with NGOs and San José space, and parks (arts + culture, + community advocates walks and talks ecology forum) 2 Saturday strolls FOUNDATION Building on a decade of engagement and planning Today 2019 Fall Oct 2018 Application Development April 2018 Diridon Station Dec 2018 Submittal 2014 Google begins Area Civic Memorandum of Notice of Application Diridon Station direct Community Engagement Understanding Preparation Community Meeting Area Plan (DSAP) Engagement Report (MOU) (NOP) 2009 Jan 2018 Summer 2018 2019 Summer + ongoing Ongoing City forms Good City forms SAAG Diridon Integrated Stakeholder Engagement Engagement Neighbor Committee + begins public Station Concept kick-off General Outreach 2010 engagement (DISC) Community chats Downtown Strategy Pop-ups SITE AREA Arena Green Diridon Station Key DSAP Boundary 240 acres Google Mixed-Use Framework Boundary ~ 60 acres developable & ~ 20 acres streets PROJECT OBJECTIVES ~3,000 - K sf M sf ~15 acres ~500 ~6.5 Retail, cultural, arts, Units Parks, plazas and green Office 5,000 education, hotel spaces (Studying up to ~7.3m sf) Housing and other active uses (Studying up to ~5,900 units) Lendlease Google Lendlease How we deliver on this project Design Programs Partnerships PROJECT TEAM Local and international experts Lendlease SITELAB urban studio Heatherwick Studio West 8 Prior & Partners Development Lead Urban Design Lead Architecture Landscape Architecture Urban Design / Rail San Francisco Estuary H.T. Harvey Sherwood Design ARUP Nelson Nygaard Institute (SFEI) Ecology Engineers Transportation + Transportation + Ecology Engineering Engineering Mobility Framework Concept Key DSAP Boundary 240 acres Google Mixed-Use Framework Boundary ~ 60 acres developable & ~ 20 acres streets FRAMEWORK CONTEXT Experience Drivers Varied experiences World-class multi-modal Local neighborhoods with diverse at the creek transit hub character and community A new part of Downtown West mixed use + connected Office Housing ©Google ©BIG Open Space, Habitat Civic + Learning Retail + Recreation ©Shae Rocco ©Rawpixel ©SITELAB Non-Profit, Cowork + Cultural + Arts Hotel Small Business ©LendLease ©Jacob Lund ©pixdeluxe ©iStock BAUNFIRE NETWORK CONNECTIONS Guadalupe Rail + Creek River Park RegionalJulian + St Local The Alameda Rail Connections Park Ave W San Carlos St Guadalupe River Trail Cahill Park Auzerais Ave Santa Clara St St. John St Arena Julian St Green St. John St Del Monte San Fernando St To Park Los Gatos Creek Trail St. James San Pedro Park Park Ave Santa Clara St Square Missing San Carlos St San Fernando St Link of Trail Legend Auzerais Ave To City Hall DSAP Boundary Park Ave Discovery Existing Trails Bird Avenue Meadow San Carlos St Creek Plaza de Cesar Chavez To Riparian Corridor SJSU Biebrach Contextual Green Park RECONNECTING THE AREA Guadalupe Creek + Nature Trails River Park Julian St The Alameda Park Ave Adding W San Carlos St Greenways Guadalupe River Trail Extending Cahill Park Auzerais Ave Santa Clara St Creek Trail St. John St Arena Julian St Green St. John St Del Monte San Fernando St To Park Los Gatos Creek Trail St. James San Pedro Park Park Ave Bridging Santa Clara St Square Legend San Carlos St Gaps San Fernando St DSAP Boundary Auzerais Ave To Existing Trails City Hall Park Ave Proposed Trail Discovery Bird Avenue Augmented Trail Meadow San Carlos St Plaza de Paseo de Creek Cesar Chavez San Antonio Riparian Corridor Biebrach To Contextual Green Park SJSU VARIETY OF NEW EXPERIENCES Guadalupe Connectivity + Open Space River Park The Alameda Connected Plazas Station to Creek Park Ave W San Carlos St Guadalupe River Trail Cahill St: Cahill Park Auzerais Ave Transit Hub St. John St Arena Julian St Green St. John St Del Monte San Fernando St To Park Los Gatos Creek Trail St. James San Pedro Park Park Ave Santa Clara St Square San Carlos St Montgomery St: Autumn St: San Fernando St Auzerais Ave To Main Street Culture To Nature City Hall Legend Park Ave Discovery DSAP Boundary Bird Avenue Meadow San Carlos St Cahill St Plaza de Paseo de Cesar Chavez San Antonio Montgomery St Autumn St Biebrach To Park SJSU DOWNTOWN WEST MIXED-USE FRAMEWORK Guadalupe River Park Proposed GARDEN Julian St ALAMEDA Land Use The Alameda AUTUMN- MONTGOMERY Park Ave ST. LEO’S W San Carlos St Guadalupe River Trail Cahill Park Auzerais Ave DUPONT/ St. John St MCEVOY LITTLE Arena ITALY Julian St Green St. John St Del Monte San Fernando St To Park Los Gatos Creek Trail St. James San Pedro Park Park Ave Santa Clara St Square Legend Office DELMAS PARK San Fernando St Office or Housing Auzerais Ave To City Hall Housing Park AveDOWNTOWN Discovery Bird Avenue Hotel Meadow San Carlos St Plaza de Retail, Cultural, Arts GARDNER Paseo de Cesar Chavez San Antonio Education + Other Active Uses Biebrach To Park SJSU Mixed-Use Framework DOWNTOWN WEST MIXED-USE FRAMEWORK Guadalupe Three Zones River Park Julian St The Alameda Park Ave W San Carlos St Guadalupe River Trail Cahill Park Auzerais Ave St. John St Arena Julian St Green St. John St Del Monte San Fernando St To Park Los Gatos Creek Trail St. James San Pedro Park Park Ave Santa Clara St Square San Carlos St San Fernando St Auzerais Ave To City Hall Park Ave Discovery Bird Avenue Meadow San Carlos St Plaza de Paseo de Cesar Chavez San Antonio N Biebrach To Park SJSU VARIED CHARACTER Diridon Station The Alameda ©Lendlease Cahill St. N Montgomery St. ©Fletcher Studio Retail, Cultural, Arts ©SITELAB Education + Other Active Uses Santa Clara St Autumn St. St. John St San Fernando St Los Gatos Creek Arena Greeen Guadalupe River ©Rawpixel ©SITELAB VARIED CHARACTER Guadalupe River Park Julian St The Alameda Cahill St. Park Ave W San Carlos St Cahill Park Santa Clara St Montgomery St. Julian Street St. John Street ©Lendlease Del Monte Park San Fernando St ©SITELAB San Pedro Square Santa Clara Street San Fernando Street Park Avenue Discovery Bird Avenue Meadow San Carlos Street Plaza De Cesar Chavez Paseo De San Antonio Transit N Hub ©SITELAB VARIED CHARACTER Guadalupe River Park Julian St The Alameda Montgomery St. W San Carlos St Cahill Park Autumn St Santa Clara St St John St Julian Street ©SITELAB St. John Street Del Monte Park San Fernando St San Pedro Square Santa Clara Street ©Fletcher Studio San Fernando Street Park Avenue Discovery Bird Avenue Meadow San Carlos Street Plaza De Cesar Chavez Paseo De San Antonio SITELAB Civic Heart N ©Shae Rocco Biebrach Park VARIED CHARACTER Guadalupe River Park Julian St The Alameda Autumn Street Autumn Street to the Creek ©SITELAB Park Ave W San Carlos St Cahill Park Santa Clara St Los Gatos Creek Los Gatos Creek Trail Julian Street Area Green St. John Street Del Monte Park San Fernando St Los Gatos Creek Trail San Pedro Square Santa Clara Street ©Shae Rocco San Fernando Street Park Avenue Discovery Meadow San Carlos Street Plaza De Cesar Chavez Paseo De San Antonio N ©West8 Biebrach ©Bruce Demonte ©SITELAB Park VARIED CHARACTER Arena Green Guadalupe River Park Julian St The Alameda W. Santa Clara Park Ave Gateway to W San Carlos St Guadalupe River Trail Santa Clara Cahill Park Santa Clara St St John St Arena Julian Street Green Guadalupe River St. John Street San Fernando St San Pedro ©Baunfire Square Santa Clara Street San Fernando Street Park Avenue Discovery Bird Avenue Meadow San Carlos Street Plaza De Cesar Chavez Paseo De San Antonio N ©Rawpixel©LendLease Biebrach Park VARIED CHARACTER Guadalupe North River Park N. Montgomery St. Guadalupe River Trail ©Shae Rocco ©Chris Watkins St. John St Northern Open Space ©Shae Rocco ©Baunfire Arena Julian St Green St. John St San Pedro Santa Clara St Square San Fernando St ©Baunfire Park Ave St. John N. Montgomery St. San Carlos St Triangle ©Samuel Zeller Plaza de Cesar Chavez ©Shane Retail, Cultural, Arts Albuquerque Education + Other Active Uses VARIED CHARACTER South The Alameda ©Shae Rocco Park Ave ©LendLease Autumn Street W San Carlos St Cahill Park ©Mi Pham Auzerais Ave The Meander + Neighborhood Plaza Del Monte Park Park Ave Park Avenue San Carlos St Auzerais Ave Bird Avenue ©Baunfire N Bird Avenue Los Gatos Creek Retail, Cultural, Arts Biebrach Education + Other ActivePark Uses South ©Thiago Cerqueira VARIED CHARACTER Creative Varied Character Zones Recreational Vibrant Immersive Civic Active Green Local ©SITELAB ©Zach Lucero ©West8 ©Lendlease©West8 ©Shae Rocco ©Shae Rocco ©Shae Rocco PLANNING APPLICATION Land Use PLANNING APPLICATION Open Space PLANNING APPLICATION Bike Network PLANNING APPLICATION Street Network Changes PLANNING APPLICATION Stormwater Sustainable Infrastructure Power ©ARUP ©SFEI District Utility System Thermal Water ©John Loo / CC by 2.0 ©Google Data Centers ©Lara Swimmer FOUNDATION Julian Street TheAlameda
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