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Home My WebLink AboutNWX Park Master PlanREVISION DATENORTHWEST CROSSING | FRAMEWORK PLAN AND ZONING 13 OCTOBER 2020 1000 200 SCALE: 1” = 200’ 400 NORTHBAXTER CREEKSINGLE FAMILYATTACHED & DETACHED MULTI-FAMILY/COMMERCIAL COMMERCIAL PLANNING AREAS HOMESTEAD PARK LEGEND Compliance with City of Bozeman Regulations and Development Review The vision for NWX centers on the two underlaying zoning districts; “Community Business -Mixed” (B-2M) located in the southeastern area of the community and the “Residential Emphasis Mixed-Use” (REMU) zoning district designated across the remainder of the property. NWX is designed to meet the standards of these two underlying zoning designations. Compliance with the Underlying REMU and B2-M Zoning StandardsAs specified herein and in the NWX Master Plan and Design Guidelines, all new development will meet the development standards of the underlying zoning district. With future development, should any modifications or variances to these standards be necessary to achieve better design or to meet the intent of the Master Plan, then such requests will be addressed through the applicable City review process. Development of properties zoned REMU will meet the standards set forth within the City of Bozeman Unified Development Code. All new public streets will be complete streets that accommodate pedestrians, bicycles, automobiles, and snow storage. Collector streets and arterial streets external to the site will also accommodate buses. These complete streets create an interconnected and vibrant community. Front-loaded streets are designed to meet the requirements of Section 38.330.020. Permitted UsesThe range of land uses permitted under REMU and B2-M allows for a dynamic mix of homes and businesses at NWX. The B-2M area will function as a vibrant mixed-use district to accommodate substantial growth and enhance the character of the city. The area will have a range of commercial and office uses that serve the immediate area and City as a whole and will include the integration of multi-family residential structures as a secondary use. The area will be designed to emphasize pedestrian oriented design with enhanced pedestrian connections. The REMU district will be mixed-use in character and will provide options for a variety of housing, employment, retail and neighborhood service opportunities. Residential uses, with varying product types and densities will be the primary use in this area. The neighborhoods will be compact and walkable and promote a healthy lifestyle and social interactions. It is intended that the permitted uses in the zoning districts be in accordance with the uses set forth under Table 38.310.040.A. MSP 1.03LAUREL PARKWAY (90’ ROW)HAVENWOOD DRIVEABIGAIL LANEROSA WAYDAYSPRING AVENUETWIN LAKES AVENUECOTTONWOOD ROAD (120’ ROW)BAXTER LANE (100’ ROW) WEST OAK STREET (125’ ROW) HARVEST PARKWAY TOUCHSTONE LANE BOZEMAN SPORTS PARK FLANDERS CREEK SUBDIVISIONLAUREL GLEN SUBDIVISION PHASE 2 FUTURE HIGH SCHOOL B A D B2-M ZONING REMU ZONING EXISTING ZONING BOUNDARY REVISED ZONING BOUNDARYE C F G G J I H KL M ON Q P S T U R WE L L S P R IN G D R I VE BR I A R W O O D L A N EP1 P2 P3 P1 P2 P3 REVISION DATENORTHWEST CROSSING | PARKS, OPEN SPACE & TRAILS FRAMEWORK 13 OCTOBER 2020 1000 200 SCALE: 1” = 200’ 400 NORTH Parks, Trails and Open Space Framework NWX will provide a well-connected system of parks, trails and open space, both internally and externally to regional destinations including the future north-south regional trail extension, Bozeman Sports Park, nearby schools and residential development. The focal point of the community is Homestead Park which functions as a linear park connecting multiple neighborhood parks. Parkland dedication shall be implemented throughout NWX for establishment of Homestead Park and additional park and amenity areas throughout individual development parcels. Any deficiency between provided park land and required park land will be provided via additional parkland with each subdivision reviewed or cash-in-lieu. Improvements-in-Lieu are preferred so that improvements will be made within Homestead Park and other NWX Parks to support the Parks and Open Space Framework documented in the Master Site Plan. Improvements-in-Lieu can include items that improve aesthetic, environmental sustainability or diversify user experiences. Examples include: installation of permeable paving systems in linear trail corridors, upgrading to concrete surfacing in high use areas, or adding educational or interpretive signage along a trail corridor. Parkland dedication requirements shall be based on net density as follows: Net Acreage Estimated Net DensityBased on an analysis of several existing subdivision plats in Bozeman, net acreage is on average approximately 45% of the total property gross acreage. Therefore, a conservative calculation using of 50% of total gross REMU acreage will be used for the NWX Master Site Plan. Estimated Park Dedication Required Gross Acreage Average Percentage Developed Net Acreage 130.994 50%65.497 Net Acres Density(DU/acre)Dwelling Units (DU)Lot Size(acres)Estimated Acres Required 65.497 8 DU/AC 524 0.03 15.72 Gross Property 160.508 Acres B2M Zoning -29.514 Acres REMU Zoning 130.994 Acres BAXTER CREEKThe Homestead Park boundary includes lands which meet the City’s standard requirements for linear and neighborhood parks, and additional areas of wetlands, wetlands buffers and stormwater detention. A breakdown of which lands are used to meet park dedication requirements is included below. The Master Site Plan documents 10.35 acres of qualifying park land. Remaining qualifying park land deficiency will be achieved through further park land dedication or improvements-in-lieu of park land. Additional parks will be identified and located during subsequent site plan processes to meet total park dedication requirements. Additional parks shall provide a diverse set of amenities to support a high quality of life for neighborhood residents. Developed amenities within parks will be consistent with the PROST Master Plan recommendations for neighborhood, linear and pocket parks. Through on-street and off-street trails, NWX’s park system will be easily accessible to residents and visitors, providing access to Homestead and additional parks within a 5-minute walk (1/4 mile) of all areas in the community. **Note: Minimum of 2 acres of total parkland will be committed to in the east and west parks unless parkland requirements have already been met otherwise. These parks could potentially include neighborhood, linear or pocket parks to facilitate pedestrian connections within the parks network at Northwest Crossing Parking and Connectivity On-street parking adjacent to parks will be provided per City requirements, while still encouraging walk-to and bike-to use of the community’s parks. With NWX’s proximity to the Bozeman Sports Park, NWX’s parks will be focused on spaces that will support passive and active daily recreation, leisure activities and community gathering rather than programmed sports. Park locations and designs should enhance the site’s natural resource values while providing quality nature-based recreation, play and leisure opportunities in addition to traditional park amenities. See sheet MSP 1.05 for road frontage calculations. MaintenancePark maintenance, to include all developed parks, open space, wetlands and watercourses may be shared by a common maintenance association fund. Details of maintenance requirements and funding contributions shall be addressed in a master park maintenance agreement established by NWX when the first phase of development occurs. The agreement shall include specific maintenance measures and best practices for native landscapes and streambanks. Park Provided PARK STREETSCAPE OPEN SPACE CLASS IB TRAIL - TRANSPORTATION PATHWAY CLASS IIA TRAIL - RECREATION PATHWAY DETACHED SIDEWALK WETLANDS BOUNDARY WETLANDS BUFFER ZONE 1 WETLANDS BUFFER ZONE 2 APPROXIMATE CHANNEL CENTERLINE PEDESTRIAN BRIDGE HOMESTEADPARK EAST/WESTPARK CONNECTOR LEGEND 70’ PUBLIC ACCESS EASEMENT MSP 1.04 P1 P2 P3 P1 P2 P3 SEE HOMESTEAD PARK VISION FOR POTENTIAL AMENITIES IN P1, P2, & P3 REGIONAL TRAIL CONNECTION REGIONAL TRAIL CONNECTION LAUREL PARKWAY (90’ ROW)HAVENWOOD DRIVEABIGAIL LANEROSA WAYDAYSPRING AVENUETWIN LAKES AVENUECOTTONWOOD ROAD (120’ ROW)BAXTER LANE (100’ ROW) WEST OAK STREET (125’ ROW) TOUCHSTONE LANE WILDWOOD LANE BOZEMAN SPORTS PARK FLANDERS CREEK SUBDIVISION LAUREL GLEN SUBDIVISION PHASE 2 FUTURE HIGH SCHOOL B D E C F G J I H KL M ON Q P S T U R BR I A R W O O D L A N EA HARVEST PARKWAY WE L L S P R IN G D R I VE Location Unrestricted (Ac)20’ Wetland Setback (Ac)30’ Wetland Buffer (Ac)Wetland (Ac)Stormwater (Ac)Total Acres Park 1 1.24 0.55 1.21 0.46 .81 4.27Park 2 1.72 0.58 1.12 0.96 .98 5.36Park 3 1.24 1.02 1.89 2.32 .44 6.91Qualifying Park 1,2,3 6.35Non-Qualifying Land 1,2,3 7.96Land within Park 1,2,3 Boundary 14.32East Park **2.0 2.0West Park **2.0 2.0NWX Total Qualifying Park Acres 10.35NWX TOTAL ESTIMATED PARK ACRES 20.54 REVISION DATENORTHWEST CROSSING | HOMESTEAD PARK VISION (P1, P2, P3) 13 OCTOBER 2020 Road FrontageAs a combination of linear park what connects multiple neighborhood and pocket parks, Homestead Park spans different standard requirements for road frontage. A large portion of Homestead Park is a linear park which does not require 100% road frontage. Sufficient parking and convienent access to Homestead Park will be provided in large part by frontage along Rosa Way. Rosa Way and Abigail Lane will include approximately 175 directly adjacent on-street parking spaces. Within Planning Areas P2 and P3, 100% of the developed park amenity areas front a roadway. Additional street frontage may be possible as parcels develop to the east and west of Homestead Park. Park Area Park Perimeter(LF) % Frontage Approx Developed Park Area (Ac) Approx On-Street Parking Spaces Approx Total Users Users per Acre P1 2396 40.3% **1.2 15 37.5 30.2P2224161.8%1.7 65 162.5 95.3P3277667.8%1.4 85 212.5 151.0TOTAL4.4 160 412.5 **Note: P1 is primarily functioning as a linear park. The qualified park located in P1 is provided with a large amount of direct road frontage. ACTIVITY LAWN ENHANCED NATIVE LANDSCAPE SHELTER/PAVILION TRAIL WAYSIDE TRAILS/PATHWAYS PEDESTRIAN BRIDGE SIGNATURE BRIDGE TREATMENT LEGEND 0 80 160 FT NORTH 40 KEYMAP LAUREL PARKWAYCOTTONWOOD ROAD BAXTER LANE WEST OAK STREET TREES WETLANDS BOUNDARY WETLANDS BUFFER ZONE 1 WETLANDS BUFFER ZONE 2 APPROXIMATE CREEK CENTERLINE PARK AREA BOUNDARY J K O P H I ST C/D/E MSP 1.05 PARK NODE • SHELTER/PAVILION • NATURE-INSPIRED PLAY • PICNIC TABLES • SEATING • SPORT COURT • ACTIVITY LAWN • INTERNAL PATHWAYS • GARDENS PARK NODE • SHELTER/PAVILION • NATURE-INSPIRED PLAY • PICNIC TABLES • SEATING • SPORT COURT • ACTIVITY LAWN • INTERNAL PATHWAYS • GARDENS PARK NODE • SHELTER/PAVILION • ADVENTURE PLAY • PICNIC TABLES • SEATING • SPORT COURT • ACTIVITY LAWN • INTERNAL PATHWAYS ON-STREET PARKING • APPROX 175 DIRECTLY ADJACENT SPACES LOOP TRAIL TRAIL WAYSIDE • SEATING/BENCHES • INTERPRETIVE SIGNS • EXERCISE STATIONS • COMMUNITY GAMES TRAIL WAYSIDE • SEATING/BENCHES • INTERPRETIVE SIGNS • EXERCISE STATIONS • COMMUNITY GAMES General Notes: • Potential amenities shown are conceptual and subject to change based on final lot and roadway layout for each phase, site, and project constraints. Homestead park may be phased as parcels are further subdivided and developed. • Additional trails may be added to the west side of the park pending final adjacent lot layout. • Impacts to wetland areas to be mitigated as required. Final limit of disturbance to be determined at final plat or site plan for each planning area. • Trails and other developed amenities to comply with City wetland, floodway and stormwater detention setback requirements. • All trails to be soft surface or concrete and comply with current City design requirements. • 25’ public access easement is required along trails within the watercourse setback. CLASS IIA TRAIL - RECREATION PATHWAY PARK AREA BOUNDARYPOTENTIAL STORMWATER DETENTION AREAS, TYP.BAXTER LANEROSA WAY PARK 3 PARK 1 PARK 2TRADITIONS DRIVETOUCHSTONE LANEWEST OAK STREETHOM ESTEAD C REEKHOMESTEAD PARK VISION Homestead Park, as the heart of the community, is approximately 15 acres and includes wetlands, upland landscape, developed parkland and amenities for both active and passive use. Stormwater detention are also located within the park boundary but are not included in the qualified park acreage. See MSP 1.04 for detailed breakdown of wetland setbacks and unrestricted area within the park. Final park interfaces with adjacent properties is subject to more detailed planning and design of future subdivisions and shall comply with City requirements for setbacks, buffers and building envelope locations. Expansion of Homestead Park to the east or west is also possible depending on final design of adjacent parcels. Homestead Park’s location along Rosa Way, makes this park highly visible and creates an opportunity to showcase a high-quality park environment. Homestead Creek provides the natural open space framework for the park, tying together multiple developed amenity areas. Homestead Creek (currently Baxter Ditch) has perennial stream flows and will be enhanced ABIGAIL LANE ABIGAIL LANE to establish diverse native vegetation and support stabilized bank conditions. Multiple amenity areas are spread throughout the park, providing convenient access to neighbors on each side of the park. Developed amenities are located outside of wetland setbacks. Over 1/2-mile of internal trail loop connects each developed area in the park. Pedestrian bridge crossings of Homestead Creek will support east-west connectivity and create short trail loop options. Developed areas are intended to include a variety of neighborhood park features such as: • Shelters/pavilions• Traditional, nature-based and adventure play• Picnic tables and seating• Sport courts (pickleball, half-court basketball, volleyball)• Activity lawns• Educational gardens (pollinator, grassland, low water, etc.)• Community/lawn games (bocce ball, bag toss, horseshoes, etc.) REVISION DATENORTHWEST CROSSING | POTENTIAL PARK AMENITIES 3 AUGUST 2020 MSP 1.06 SHELTER/PAVILION NATURE-INSPIRED PLAY TRADITIONAL PLAYADVENTURE PLAY SPORT COURT ACTIVITY LAWN COMMUNITY GAMES NOTE: POTENTIAL AMENITIES SHOWN ARE CONCEPTUAL, INTENDED TO DEMONSTRATE CHARACTER AND SUBJECT TO CHANGE BASED ON FINAL PROJECT CONSTRAINTS. ALL AMENITIES SHALL COMPLY WITH CITY STANDARDS AND SHOULD BE REVIEWED DURING FUTURE SUBDIVISION PROCESSES. HOMESTEAD PARK VISION (CONT) Seating nodes, overlooks, dog stations, signage, exercise stations and other trailside features will be dispersed throughout the open space along the looped trail system. Secondary trail connections and enhanced pedestrian crossings will link Homestead Park to other nearby open spaces and parks. Architectural character of shelters, signage and furnishings will be compatible with the overall development and serve as unifying design elements throughout the park and larger community. Due to its centralized location, the park will be easily walkable or bikeable for most residents within the community. In addition to well connected pedestrian and bike linkages, the park will front on Rosa Way, Baxter Lane, and West Oak Street. The linear nature of the park allows for the natural open space character to extend up to the street, supporting a use of native appropriate landscape materials throughout the community and encouraging appreciation for this unique natural resource. The creek will be crossed by east-west perimeter and internal roadways, creating opportunities for signature bridge design enhancements that will draw additional attention to the park and creek corridor. REVISION DATENORTHWEST CROSSING | POTENTIAL PARK AMENITIES 3 AUGUST 2020 MSP 1.07BENCHES/SEATING FUNCTIONAL PUBLIC ART EXERCISE STATIONS TRAIL/WAYFINDING SIGNS PEDESTRIAN BRIDGE SIGNATURE BRIDGE TREATMENT TRAIL WAYSIDE DOG STATIONS INTERPRETIVE SIGNS GARDENS POLLINATOR NATIVE NOTE: POTENTIAL AMENITIES SHOWN ARE CONCEPTUAL, INTENDED TO DEMONSTRATE CHARACTER AND SUBJECT TO CHANGE BASED ON FINAL PROJECT CONSTRAINTS. ALL AMENITIES SHALL COMPLY WITH CITY STANDARDS AND SHOULD BE REVIEWED DURING FUTURE SUBDIVISION PROCESSES. REVISION DATENORTHWEST CROSSING | PARK SIGN 3 AUGUST 2020 BOZEMANSHEET NUMBERMASTER SITEISSUE9/24/19OAK & COTTONWOODPROJECT / OWNERDATE1925ARCHITECT406-587-1139 FAX 587-7369CONSULTANTSCIVILJOB No.M-M ENGINEERINGMSP 1.08