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HomeMy WebLinkAboutWITH VIDEO EV TC presentation 3-1-11 overview 1 2 Vail Town Council March 15, 2011 3 Agenda • Background • Current Conditions • Ever Vail -Overview of Plans • General Programming • Project Review -East to West • Parking, Skier Drop-Off, and Gondola • Project Benefits 4 Mee#ng Board Date Topic 1 Planning and Environmental Commission 5‐14‐07 Worksession 2 Planning and Environmental Commission 6‐25‐07 Worksession 3 Planning and Environmental Commission 7‐23‐07 Worksession 4 Planning and Environmental Commission 9‐24‐07 Major Subdivision approval, rezoning discussion 5 Planning and Environmental Commission 10‐22‐07 RecommendaHon of approval for Rezoning 6 Town Council 1‐22‐08 Update 7 Town Council 7‐1‐08 Update 8 Town Council 7‐15‐08 Rezoning Request 9 Town Council 9‐2‐08 Amendment to Vail Land Use Plan for Cascade Crossing, Vail Professional Building, GLOB 10 Planning and Environmental Commission 12‐22‐08 Frontage Road 11 Design Review Board 1‐7‐09 Frontage Road 12 Planning and Environmental Commission 1‐12‐09 Frontage Road, Major Subdivision 13 Planning and Environmental Commission 1‐26‐09 Frontage Road, Major Subdivision, Extensive Site Visit 14 Planning and Environmental Commission 2‐9‐09 Frontage Road, Vehicular CirculaHon, Pedestrian ConnecHons 15 Planning and Environmental Commission 2‐23‐09 Frontage Road, Major Subdivision 16 Planning and Environmental Commission 3‐13‐09 Frontage Road, Major Subdivision, PEC approval of width of R‐O‐W 17 Town Council 4‐21‐09 Frontage Road endorsed for submiYal to CDOT 18 Planning and Environmental Commission 12‐14‐09 Project overview, public and private parking, skier parking analysis 19 Town Council 12‐15‐09 Update on project 20 Design Review Board 12‐16‐09 Project overview, review of site plan and landscape plan, general architecture 21 Public Open House 12‐30‐09 Project overview and review of changes 22 Planning and Environmental Commission 1‐11‐10 Core Area Parking, vehicular circulaHon below grade, Traffic Report, Walker Parking Report 23 Town Council and Planning and Environmental Commission 1‐19‐10 Project overview at joint worksession 24 Planning and Environmental Commission 1‐25‐10 CirculaHon, public spaces and plazas, ground level uses, Market Study 25 Planning and Environmental Commission 2‐8‐10 Other programming 26 Community MeeHng 2‐11‐10 TransportaHon, Traffic CirculaHon, Skier Drop‐Off 27 Planning and Environmental Commission 2‐22‐10 Fiscal Impact Analysis 28 Community MeeHng 3‐5‐10 Project overview 29 Planning and Environmental Commission 3‐22‐10 Building bulk and mass, setbacks, transit, connecHons to Cascade and Lionshead 30 Town Council 4‐7‐10 Project Update 31 Town Council 4‐20‐10 Metro District Update 32 Art in Public Places 3‐2‐09 Project Overview, PotenHal Art OpportuniHes 33 Planning and Environmental Commission 4‐26‐10 Transit, connecHons to Cascade and Lionshead 34 Planning and Environmental Commission 5‐24‐10 Bulk and Mass 35 Town Council 6‐15‐10 EPS Fiscal Review Review History Over 38 meetings on the project over the last 3 years Over 23 hearings with the PEC 5 6 10% of skiers 8% of commercial 19% of skier parking 44% of skiers 17% of commercial 45% of skier parking 27% of skiers 49% of commercial 36% of skier parking 55 ac 58 ac 12 ac Projected based on current plans Current Uses Vail Professional Building Cascade Crossing VR Mountain Operations Former BP Gas Station site Glen Lyon Office Building Existing Frontage Road Red Sandstone Creek 7 Existing Site 8 9 10 Residential Uses Use West East Total Dwelling Units 144 237 381 DU GRFA 215,776 355,542 571,318 Employee Housing Units 22 19 41 EHU GRFA (on-site) 26,155 23,544 49,669 EHU GRFA (off-site) 24,414 11 381 dwelling units 41 employee housing units Employee Housing Commercial Linkage: Total Requirement: 67.53 employees Employees Housed On-Site: 43.2 = 64% of Employees Housed On-Site Inclusionary Zoning: Total Requirement: 57,131 SF Total IZ Requirement Met On-Site: 39,555 SF =69% of IZ EHU Requirement Met On-Site We are providing 67% of total Employee Housing Requirement on-site Town Code Requires 50% of total Employee Housing Requirement to be located on-site 12 Hotel and Lock-Offs Use West East Total Accommodation Units 0 102 102 AU GRFA 0 94,482 94,482 Managed Units (estimated) 191 Lock-Offs 20 29 49 13 102 Hotel Rooms 49 Lock-Offs 191 Managed Units Commercial Uses Use West East Total Retail 0 31,527 31,527 Eating & Drinking Establishment 0 22,337 22,337 Spa 0 9,950 9,950 Office 0 34,669 34,669 Conference/Meeting Space 0 9,807 9,807 14 Office Existing office uses: 29,836 sf Proposed office uses: 34,669 sf 15 16% Increase to Office Space Mountain and Skier Uses Use West East Total Skier Ticketing 0 2,526 2,526 Children’s Services 12,172 0 12,172 Mountain Operations 0 91,561 91,561 16 Mountain Ops includes 12,000 sf of office uses to replace the existing office at the current facility REVIEW OF PROJECT FROM EAST TO WEST 17 Eastside Residential ...Making Connections Reduction in commercial uses Now a pedestrian-friendly, townhouse style Specialty grocery Live music venue Serves as a connection to Lionshead 18 19 20 21 22 Central Plaza ...Pulsating Energy 4-Star Rock-Resort Hotel with 102 rooms, 29 lock-offs Expressive new gondola structure anchoring the pedestrian plaza Plaza lined with skier services and restaurants Linked to new transit center and skier drop-off 23 24 25 26 27 Creekside ...Naturally Animated Red Sandstone Creek corridor enhanced New pedestrian and bicycle bridge over Gore Creek Open space easement for Red Sandstone Creek Relocation of DEVO Youth Services and Climbing Wall 28 29 30 31 32 Westside Residential ...Family Oriented Residential Neighborhood Quiet, pedestrian alleys Terrace-garden level courtyards 67% of the total EHU requirement provided on-site 33 34 35 36 37 38 Parking Use Parking Required Dwelling Units Employee Housing Units Total Residen#al 413.4 44.4 457.8 AccommodaHon Units Office Retail/Skier Services EaHng and Drinking Conference Spa Children’s Services Mtn Ops Total Commercial/Other 55.3 72.5 61.2 35.0 23.4 7.7 9.4 50 314.5 Skier Parking Obliga#on 400 Employee Replacement Parking Obliga#on 283 Total Required + Obliga#on 1,455.3 Total Spaces Provided 1,478.0 457 spaces for private residential uses 314 spaces for commercial uses 400 spaces for skier parking 283 spaces for employee parking replacement TOTAL SPACES: 1,478 39 Transit and Skier Drop-Off 40 Transit and Skier Drop-Off 41 Proposed Gondola 42 BENEFITS OF THE PROJECT 43 Benefits: Public Parking • 400 skier parking spaces • 314 additional commercial parking spaces • Total of 1,478 parking spaces 44 Benefits: Public Improvements • Frontage Road relocation and new round-a-bout • Transit Center Allows for 4 buses in current configuration, with opportunity for expansion Additional bus stop for intown shuttle 45 Benefits: Children’s Services • Approximately 12,000 sf of Youth Services • Indoor climbing wall • DEVO-relocation 46 Benefits: Gondola • Portal to the Mountain • Access to mid-mountain and Eagle’s Nest 47 Benefits: Community Uses • Increase in office space within the Town of Vail • 67% on-site employee housing (Town requirement is 50%) 48 Benefits: Commercial Uses • Designed to complement, not compete with existing commercial uses in Vail Live music venue Specialty grocery Services for guests and residents of Ever Vail 49 Benefits: Comprehensive Design • Shared loading and delivery facilities • Parking facilities are underground and interconnected to maximize use • Mountain Operations completely subterranean with easy access to Cat Alley 50 Benefits: Environmental Stewardship • Red Sandstone Creek Corridor Wetland enhancements Public access through open space easement Balance of preservation and protection of creek with designated areas for public connection • Gore Creek Corridor Preservation of vegetation and stream banks Setbacks far exceed requirements • LEED-ND Pilot Program 51 Benefits: Redevelopment • Redevelopment of industrial site and strip mall Current Assessed Value: $5.5 million Incremental Assessed Value: $90.8 million Current Annual Revenues from site: $62,000 Estimated Annual Revenues from site: $7 million 52 QUESTIONS? 53 54 55 All plans and programming are proposed, remain subject to governmental approvals (which have not yet been obtained) and no representations are made about the accuracy of any information for the final project. Any reference to size or square footage is approximate. Views are not guaranteed. All information presented in this notebook is proposed and all elements are subject to change or elimination without notice. The project is working towards LEED-ND certification and no representations are made regarding the final certification which will not be determined until the project is complete. The Ever Vail™ project is being developed by Ever Vail, LLC an affiliate of Vail Resorts Development Company. Designated trademarks are the property of Vail Trademarks, Inc. © 2010 Vail Resorts Development Company. 56