Forest Street Corridor

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Forest Street Corridor
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Forest Street Corridor

• Previous Work Summary
• Master Plan
• Design Guidelines
• Next Steps

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Forest Street Corridor
Concept Plan
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Forest Street Corridor
Conceptual Master Plan
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Forest Street Corridor
Illustrative Master Plan

• 173,000 sq ft Retail
• 2.1 million sq ft. Office/Commercial

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Forrest Street Corridor
Gateway Retail
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Forest Street Corridor
Gateway Retail
- Recreation-oriented retail
- Northern Utah Welcome Center
- Nature Park

• Hotel and Conference Center
• RV Park
• Future Retail Opportunities

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Forest Street Corridor
Crossroads Core
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Forest Street Corridor
Crossroads Core
- Interpretive park

• Pedestrian Oriented start-up/research space
• Small scale retail and services

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Forest Street Corridor
Transit Oriented Village
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Forest Street Corridor
Transit Oriented Village
- Transit oriented retail village
- Transit oriented housing
- Office / Research and Development
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Forest Street Corridor
Massing Studies
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Forest Street Corridor
Massing Studies
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Forest Street Corridor
Massing Studies
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Massing Studies
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Massing Studies
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Forest Street Corridor
Massing Studies
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Forest Street Corridor

• Design Guidelines
• Urban Design
• Building location defines and contains the street
  space. It concentrates and reinforces pedestrian
  activity and creates a sense of place
• Building height and setback should be uniform to
  spatially define the street. Adequate space
  between structures and public spaces accommodates
  associated activities in a human-scaled
  environment.

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Forest Street Corridor

• Design Guidelines
• Architecture
• The architecture should preserve and strengthen
  the character of the existing town and its
  neighborhoods, creating a compatible character in
  newly developed areas. It is not the intention to
  promote historical reproductions of any
  existing architectural style or building type.
  Developers and designers are free to explore new
  ideas, forms and materials. Designers and
  developers take time to understand the patterns
  inherent in the existing architectural character
  and design new structures that relate to the
  existing context

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Forest Street Corridor
Design Guidelines Landscape Architecture Plazas
and other public spaces are active and vibrant
places in the community. They are flexible to
accommodate formal and informal events, as well
as large and small-scale uses.
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Forest Street Corridor
Design Guidelines Environment Storm-water
management best management practices improve
water quality and reduce the quantity of runoff
after storm events. Successful practices will
facilitate the movement and capture of storm
water.
Lighting - Night Sky Protection To reduce light
pollution, glare and energy waste by directing
light downward and to appropriate areas of need.
Using appropriate lighting levels to employ
proper methods of energy-efficient lighting that
will establish both safety and community identity
while respecting the night sky.
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Forest Street Corridor Progress Report