New Urbanism
Return to Mayberry?
Significance to the Andy Griffith Show
Building a community in which residents socialize and travel by foot to local stores
SOLUTIONS:
- Neo-traditionalism
- New Urbanism
- Postmodernist
NEO-TRADITIONALISM
Style of housing -
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NEW URBANIST MODEL
-No Cul-de-sacs
-Central transit hubs
Creating a community - what would bring people closer together in a town?
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Common Complaint of New Urbanist
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Insignificant Benefit
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Are people buying the look, feel, community?
Two Different Flavors – a lot of commentators are beginning to make important decisions
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Examples of New Urbanism:
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What is a Transit Oriented Development - TOD - and who is known for creating it?
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Keys to TOD
Create a core with highest density nearest the core
Self sufficient/self contained community featuring:
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Easy access metropolis
Hidden Parking
Seaside, Florida - 1980's Andres Duany
- Considered the classic example of _______________ design
- ____________ public space.
-Lot sizes and housing distances -
-Design intended for streets and alleys -
- Reason this design succeeded?
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Celebration, Florida - Disney
- Life is ____________
- Homes are owned by ______________ but enforced with strict rules by
the ____________.
- Attempt by Disney to create a new town based on:
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-Heavy emphasis on ______________ design.
-designer _________________ dean of Yale.
Kentlands, Maryland - Late 80's early 90's by Duany
-Vaguely reminiscent of a ____________ village.
-open and public
-very walkable
-Built around landforms
-very exclusive design
Washington Town Center, New Jersey - TDR
-This plan proposed a risk, what was it _________________.
-Features no cul-de-sacs
-Very open streets and open space.
See Steiner 9.35-9.39
Greenways
-"Inventor" of greenways _________________________.
-Follows the METLAND which is ________________________________.
-Greenway corridors are generally used for:
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-Some environmental values of greenways are:
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-Who pays for greenways:
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-Some concerns for greenways are:
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Who is in Charge Here?
A municipal governmental deals primarily with:
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Environmental Commissions - part of many municipalities, provides one member to the planning board.
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-(not very powerful)
County Government - Deals with:
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State Agencies and Organizations:
-DCA -
-and deals with______________________.
-State Planning Commission deals with:
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-Farmland Preservation
-State Agricultural development committee
-Special Protection areas
What is DEP and what are they in charge of? _____________________________
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Federal Side
-Independent Agencies
-Cabinet Level Departments
-USDA - Agricultural
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-Forest Service-
-DOD- Defense-
-Commerce
-NOAA-
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Natural Resource Inventory
NRI - _______________ resource inventory
- _______________ cultural inventory
Often Compiled By _____________________________________.
-Comprehensive inventory with some analysis
-Describes conditions affecting public lands - resource decisions
General description of the Jurisdiction
- Land use,____________, climate, ______________, ______________,
drainage, ______________, geology, _____________,
agricultural and renewable resources.
What good are NRI's
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Might impact:
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Describe the following agencies and what they do:
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Interior-
NGO - Environmental Planning
NGO = ________________________________________
-Name some local NGO's
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-What do NGO's do?
- _____________the public.
-Actively oppose __________________________.
- _________________ public agencies and boards.
- Acquire land for _________________ and __________________.
- Clean up ______________________.
- Coordinate efforts between ____________and _____________ activities.
Implementation
How does zoning help implement our Master Plan?
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Growth Containment
- In an urbanizing state like NJ, it is important to develop an
________________________________ boundary.
- Two primary goals are to:
a.) Primary compact, ___________________that can easily be efficiently with_____________________.
b.) ____________________and there by conserve and protect.
Purchase of Development Rights - PDR
PDR -
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Transfer of Development Rights - TDR
TDR -
-Requires 2 basic areas:
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Zoning:
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Performance Zoning -
Planned Unit Development - PUD -
PUD's usually feature_______________ land uses and _______________
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Ramapo Ordinance
-Ordinance requiring developer to attain a ____________________
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Deed restrictions and Covenants:
- Limitations on_____________________and__________________.
- Houston's version of_____________________.
See Steiner 10.2