COMMUNITY MEETING 3 February 15, Mission Bay Phase Two

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1 COMMUNITY MEETING 3 February 15, 2011 Mission Bay Phase Two

2 Agenda Welcome, Study Scope and Schedule Feedback Received Campus Environment Concepts Active Zones, Pedestrian Environment and Vehicular Circulation Land Use and Development Alternatives Program Elements and 5 Alternatives Alternatives Review and Evaluation Open House Format Summary Discussion Next Steps Close 2

3 Scope and Purpose of Study Solicit Community Input throughout study Develop alternatives that: Enhance the campus pedestrian environment Evaluate options for additional research, housing, outdoor recreation facilities, support and logistics space Reassess parking supply, demand and locations Explore campus development over 2.65 million gsf limit Evaluate building footprints, massing and locations The Mission Bay Phase 2 study will inform UCSF s next Long Range Development Plan 3

4 Feedback Received Outreach Meetings Number of Meetings Campus Community - Faculty, Students & Staff Neighborhood Community 10 3 Input Land Use Open Space Circulation and Parking Campus Character Outdoor Recreation 4

5 CAMPUS TODAY 5

6 Campus Status

7 Entitlement Status & Projections Square Footage Built to Date 1,930,600 Remaining Master Plan Entitlement 729,400 Remaining Parcels if built to MP 1,146,250 Overage 416,850 7

8 CAMPUS ENVIRONMENT CONCEPTS 8

9 Campus Environment Concepts Pedestrian Environment Protected, Active Active Ground Floor Uses Buildings Form Edges and Define Spaces Building Create Protected Courtyards, Plazas and Mews Activate Koret Quad on West side 9

10 Active Zones 10

11 Active outdoor places 11

12 Open Space & Pedestrian Environment 12

13 Pedestrian-friendly Spaces 13

14 Pedestrian Circulation 14

15 Vehicular Circulation 15

16 LAND USE & DEVELOPMENT ALTERNATIVES 16

17 Program Elements Variable Research Office Housing Parking Recreation Program Consistent Child Care Retail / Community Space Central Utility Plant (CUP) Police Structured Parking on Parcel 18 17

18 Current Entitlement 2.65 million GSF TOTAL 388,200 sq. ft. RESEARCH 263,000 sq. ft. OFFICE 2,445 PARKING SPACES RECREATION: soccer, tennis, volleyball, playground 18

19 Current Entitlement GROSS SQUARE FOOTAGE (GSF) Amount Over Current Entitlement LAND USE Additional Research Additional Office 2.65 million sq. ft. 0 sq. ft. 388,200 sq. ft. 263,000 sq. ft. Additional Housing Additional Housing Units 0 sq. ft. 0 units Recreation Program full-size soccer field, 3 tennis courts, 2 volleyball courts, playground area BUILDING HEIGHT Predominately 85 Height; Office above research on Parcel 25B to 110 and 155 PARKING Total Parking Demand Third Street Garage Expansion Owens Street Garage on 18A 2, shuttle spaces 0 spaces 1,178 spaces 19

20 Current Entitlement NORTHWEST CORNER OF CAMPUS LOOKING SOUTH 20

21 Current Entitlement SOUTHEAST CORNER OF CAMPUS LOOKING NORTH 21

22 Maximum Research 3.34 million GSF 1,156,600 sq. ft. RESEARCH 183,000 sq. ft. OFFICE 3,133 PARKING SPACES RECREATION: ½ soccer 22

23 Maximum Research GROSS SQUARE FOOTAGE (GSF) Amount Over Current Entitlement LAND USE Additional Research Additional Office Additional Housing Additional Housing Units Recreation Program 3.34 million sq. ft. 688,400 sq. ft. 1,156,600 sq. ft. 183,000 sq. ft. 0 sq. ft. 0 units half-size soccer field BUILDING HEIGHT Predominately 85 Height PARKING Total Parking Demand Third Street Garage Expansion Owens Street Garage on 18A 3, shuttle spaces 416 spaces 1,450 spaces 23

24 Maximum Research NORTHWEST CORNER OF CAMPUS LOOKING SOUTH 24

25 Maximum Research SOUTHEAST CORNER OF CAMPUS LOOKING NORTH 25

26 Research with Office 3.49 million GSF 875,800 sq. ft. RESEARCH 625,600 sq. ft. OFFICE 3,288 PARKING SPACES RECREATION: ½ soccer 26

27 Research with Office GROSS SQUARE FOOTAGE (GSF) Overage LAND USE Additional Research Additional Office Additional Housing Additional Housing Units Recreation Program 3.49 million sq. ft. 843,200 sq. ft. 875,800 sq. ft. 625,600 sq. ft. 0 sq. ft. 0 units half-size soccer field BUILDING HEIGHT Predominately 85 height; Office above research on Parcel 25B to 110 and 155 PARKING Total Parking Demand Third Street Garage Expansion Owens Street Garage on 18A 3, shuttle spaces 442 spaces 1,579 spaces 27

28 Research with Office NORTHWEST CORNER OF CAMPUS LOOKING SOUTH 28

29 Research with Office SOUTHEAST CORNER OF CAMPUS LOOKING NORTH 29

30 Housing on Commons 3.39 million GSF 765,000 sq. ft. RESEARCH 250,000 sq. ft. OFFICE 385 units HOUSING 3,013 PARKING SPACES RECREATION: ½ soccer, tennis, volleyball, playground 30

31 Housing on Commons GROSS SQUARE FOOTAGE (GSF) Amount Over Current Entitlement LAND USE Additional Research Additional Office Additional Housing Additional Housing Units Recreation Program 3.39 million sq. ft. 743,900 sq. ft. 765,000 sq. ft. 250,000 sq. ft. 387,100 sq. ft. 385 units half-size soccer field, 3 tennis courts, 2 volleyball courts, playground area BUILDING HEIGHT Predominately 85 height; Office above research on Parcel 25B to 110 ; One of four housing buildings to 120 PARKING Total Parking Demand Third Street Garage Expansion Owens Street Garage on 18A 3, shuttle spaces 442 spaces 1,304 spaces 31

32 Housing on Commons NORTHWEST CORNER OF CAMPUS LOOKING SOUTH 32

33 Housing on Commons SOUTHEAST CORNER OF CAMPUS LOOKING NORTH 33

34 Housing on Plaza 3.25 million GSF 768,000 sq. ft. RESEARCH 281,000 sq. ft. OFFICE 200 units HOUSING 2,957 PARKING SPACES RECREATION: full soccer, tennis, volleyball, playground 34

35 Housing on Plaza GROSS SQUARE FOOTAGE (GSF) Amount Over Current Entitlement LAND USE Additional Research Additional Office Additional Housing Additional Housing Units Recreation Program 3.25 million sq. ft. 596,600 sq. ft. 768,000 sq. ft. 281,000 sq. ft. 198,800 sq. ft. 200 units full-size soccer field, 3 tennis courts, 2 volleyball courts, playground area BUILDING HEIGHT Predominately 85 height PARKING Total Parking Demand Third Street Garage Expansion Owens Street Garage on 18A 2,957, plus 80 shuttle spaces 0 spaces 1,690 spaces 35

36 Housing on Plaza NORTHWEST CORNER OF CAMPUS LOOKING SOUTH 36

37 Housing on Plaza SOUTHEAST CORNER OF CAMPUS LOOKING NORTH 37

38 ALTERNATIVES REVIEW & EVALUATION Open House Review of Alternatives Regroup and Report Back to Larger Group 38

39 Alternatives Comparison Chart 39

40 Alternatives Boards - EXAMPLE 40

41 NEXT STEPS AND CLOSE