Regional Planning Forum Booklet for May, 2012

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Local Housing and

Support CooperativesHeather Sturgill, Center for Independent Living Options

Together we can have a profound impact on improving our region.

City of Cincinnatis Plan Build Live Project

Cameron Ross, City of Cincinnati Planning & Buildings Department

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Ohio Kentucky Indiana Regional Council of Governments720 East Pete Rose Way, Suite 420 - Cincinnati, Ohio 45202

Please visit www.oki.org to register

May 18, 201210:00am 12:00pm

OKI Board Room

AGENDAWelcome and Opening Remarks Ken Reed, OKI Land Use Commission Chair

Brief Recap of Feb. Meeting Emi Randall, Senior Planner, OKI

In Brief:Brent Spence Bridge Project Update OKI

OKI HUD Grant Feedback & SRPP Update Process OKI

Hamilton County Sustainability Series Andy Dobson, Hamilton County Regional Planning Commission

Green Umbrella Update on May 18 th Summit & Next Steps Ken Muth, Duke Energy

Feature Presentation I:

Local Housing and Support Cooperatives Heather Sturgill, Center for Independent Living Options

Small Group Discussion What can communities do now to address barriers to community

living for people with disabilities and the aging? What can be done in our region to increase awareness of the need

for accessible housing and transportation?

Feature Presentation II:City of Cincinnatis Plan Build Live Project; Cameron Ross, City of Cincinnati

Planning & Buildings Department

Focus on Funding

Wrap-up and Opportunity for Announcements


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WELCOME

Kenneth Reed, Land Use Commission ChairmanOhio Kentucky Indiana Regional Council of Governments

Welcome and Opening Remarks

Melissa Williams Campbell County Fiscal Court

Elizabeth Brown - Housing Opportunities Made Equal

Kevin Costello - Boone County Planning Commission

DennisGordon - NorthernKentuck AreaPlannin

Pamela Mullins - Cincinnati Public School District

David Okum Hamilton County Regional Planning Commission

Peggy Reis - Anderson Township Trustee

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Land Use Commission Steering CommitteeKenneth Reed

Chair, Land Use Commission

Commission

Andr ew Kuc hta* Clermont County Community andEconomic Development

Christine Matacic Liberty Township Trustee

Larry Maxey* OKI Board

Economic Development Initiative

Stan Williams* Warren County Regional PlanningCommission

Bruce Whitteberry* Greater Cincinnati Water Works

Tom Yeager Water Infrastructure

* Indicates newmembers


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In Briefs:Brent Spence Bridge Update Mark PolicinskiOKI SRPP Update Process Travis MillerHamilton County Sustainability Series Update Andy DobsonGreen Umbrella Summit Results and Update

Todays Agenda

Local Housing and Support Cooperatives

Heather Sturgill, Center for Independent Living Options

Small Group Discussion Responding to questions building on Heathers presentation

Feature Presentation IICity of Cincinnatis Plan Build Live Project Update

Cameron Ross, City of Cincinnati

Emi Randall, Senior PlannerOhio Kentucky Indiana Regional Council of Governments

Recap of February Forum

Small Group Discussion ResultsCutting Edge Planning:

Form Based CodesShared ServicesPublic Private Partnerships

Energy Efficiency & Building Codes:Ener scorin s stems

Housing:Unoccupied/Vacant HousingAffordable HousingChanging Demographics & Demands

Re ional Trans ortation: Green codes

Environmental Planning:Consent Decree MSDGreen Umbrella activities

Development Trends:Low Impact DevelopmentMixed Use Development

Brent Spence BridgeTransportation FundingLight Rail/BRT Options

Fracking DebatePlanning Scenarios for the RegionCivic Engagement


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Mark Policinski, Executive DirectorOhio Kentucky Indiana Regional Council of Governments

Brent Spence Bridge Update

Future Traffic video

Travis Miller, Regional Planning ManagerOhio Kentucky Indiana Regional Council of Governments

HUD Grant FeedbackLaunch of SRPP Update

Small Group Discussion: What can communities do now to address

barriers to community living for people with

What can be done in our region to increase awareness of the need for accessible housing

and transportation?


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Focus on Funding

ODOD Local Government Innovation Fund Loans Applications 4x per year

Feb. 15 May 16 August 17 Nov. 16

Grant Applications 2x per year March 1 June 1

For more information please go to:http://development.ohio.gov/Urban/LGIF.htmor contact Nyla Potter at [email protected]

ODOD Brownfield Revolving Loan FundCleanup dollars are available for Asbestos and/or Petroleum

Remediation through the Brownfield Revolving Loan Fund program.

http://development.ohio.gov/Urban/BCRLF.htm

Provides below market rate loans for the assessment, cleanup, and/or

demolition of brownfield sites. The projects will stimulate economic development on former brownfield sites resulting in newly created or retained jobs.

http://development.ohio.gov/Urban/BLP.htm


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ODOD Alternative StormwaterInfrastructure Loan Program

Offers below market rate loans for the construction of water development projects (including privately or publicly owned infrastructure) as part of economic development projects. The alternative stormwater infrastructure must utilize or incorporate sustainable practices such as bioswales, green roofs, constructed wetlands, and rain gardens..

http://development.ohio.gov/Urban/ASILP.htm

KY Grants Community Development Block Grant Program

Public Facilities:April 2, 2012 September 4, 2012

Economic Development:April 2, 2012 February 28, 2013.

ommun y mergency e e un :April 2, 2012 February 28, 2013

Community Projects:April 2, 2012 September 4, 2012

Housing:April 2, 2012 September 4, 2012

Public Services:April 2, 2012 February 28, 2013

ANNOUNCEMENTS


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Hamilton County Sustainability SeriesSession II: The Built Environment

Business District Redevelopment Lessons Learned from Little Italy, San Diego, CA

Friday, June 1st

http://www.hamilton co.org/hcrpc/shc/


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Regional Planning Forum Website

www.oki.org/rpf

ANNOUNCEMENTS:

Next Regional Planning Forumy u u ,


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A 501c3 founded by individuals with disabilities, chartered in1977

Acting as lead agency in this region for the project

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A demonstration grant established by the Federal DeficitReduction Act of 2005.

Objective:More Less


Keiser Commission on Medicaid and the Uninsured: Case Study: Ohios Money Follows the Person Demonstration (HOME Choice), brief was prepared by Molly OMalley Watts, February 2011

HOME Choice assists older adults and persons with disabilities tomove from institutional settings, like nursing homes, to home andcommunity based settings.

Greater choice and control over the ser vices received in their preferredsetting at a lesser cost to taxpayers and individuals.


Keiser Commission on Medicaid and the Uninsured: Case Study: Ohios Money Follows the Person Demonstrati on (HOMEChoice), brief was prep ared by Molly OMalley Watts, February 2011

Statewide effort to address community living needs Housing, transportation and support services that enable or enhance

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1. Identify systemic, policy, and regulatory issues that createbarriers to community living and create regional strategies fortheir removal.

2. Provide direct assistance to consumers, providers,,

cases.3. Provide training and materials on disability needs, advocacy,

and empowerment to local community members.4. Initiate, support, and/or respond to local, state and federal

transportation policy.


Reviewing laws/policies for barriers to community living Aid agreements More accessible taxis and trained accessible taxi drivers

Increased awareness and understanding among communityleaders of the need for increased accessible publictransportation service

Regional Training Forum County meetings



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Merging Interests: Addressing Barriers to Community Living

Date: June 8 th Time: 9am noon Place: Cincinnati Marriott Northeast

Mason, Ohio 45040

Transportation Break-out Session You Cant Get There From Here

(Transportation Coordination Across Funding Sources)



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Cameron RossCameron Ross is a Senior CitPlanner and has been with thCity of Cincinnatis Departmeof City Planning and Buildinsince 2008. He has more thaneight years of professional

experience in non profit, puband private planning and

environmental agencies in

Cincinnati, the Midwest, andSoutheast. Cameron is currenthe project manager for a $2.

million HUD Sustainable Communities grant that is

developing a new Land

Development Code for the Cthat will streamline the

development process and

consider a broader spectrumsustainable development

options. He is also works onvariety of projects related to

environmental, transportationand infrastructure planning

issues within the City of

Cincinnati. Cameron is a LEEaccredited profession who

received his Masters educatio

in Urban

Planning

from

the

College of Design, ArchitectuArt, and Planning at the

University of Cincinnati andBachelor of Science in

Environmental Biology fromUniversity of Southern

Mississippi.

City of CincinnatisPlan Build Live

Project Cameron Ross

City of Cincinnati


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Land Development Code

May 18, 2012

Livability Principles

Provide more transportation choices

Promote equitable, affordable housing

Enhance economic competitiveness

uppor ex s ng commun es

Coordinate policies and leverage investment

Value communities and neighborhoods

HUD/DOT Community ChallengePlanning Grant

Office of Sustainabl e Communi ties (HUD/DOT/EPA):

Gap funding for activities that support the 6 LivabilityPrinciples

Cincinnati application: Land Development Code(LDC) and streamlined permitting process, includingplanning activities for three demonstration projects


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City of Cincinnati Grant Award

Cincinnati awarded $2.4 milli on (over 3 years)

$68 million total awarded by HUD and DOTthrough the Office of Sustainable Communities

overall

LDC Partnership

Metropolitan Sewer District

Mill Creek Restorati on Project

Health Department

CAGIS

LDC Objectives

Meet Livability Principles and Plan Cincinnati goals

Expand tool box:o Consolidate existing zoning and subdivision r egulations and

building and environmental codes

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Create new community oriented regulations that allow for eve opmen a promo es soc a , econom c, anenvironmental benefits

o Streamline processes and procedures for review andapproval of development and improvement projects without excluding the public review process


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Existing Development Tools Zoning Regulations

o Variances

o Special Exceptions

o Conditional Uses

o Urban Design Districts

o Historic Preservation Guidelines

o Planned Development Districts

o Hillside Overlays

Subdivision Regulations Building Code Regulations

Project Tools - LDC

Consolidate Development Regulations

Form-Based Codes

Inclusionary Zoning

Incentive Zoning

rans - r en e eve opmen

Complete Streets

Transfer of Development Rights

CPTED

Site Plan review/Streamlined permitting process

Demonstration Activities

Lick Run Watershed Master Plan and Lower MillCreek Watershed Master Plan (in partnership withMSD)

o Form-Based Code, LEED-ND, Incentive Zoning

ree orr or an n par ners p wCreek Restoration Project)

o Transfer of Development Rights

Streetcar/Transit Projecto TOD and Inclusionary Zoning


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LDC Consultant Team

J acobs (Cincinnati)

Code Studio (Texas)

Glaserworks (Cincinnati) Hall Planning & Engineering (Florida)

Opticos Design (California)

White & Smith Planning +Law (Missouri)

Wise Economy Workshop (Cincinnati)

Zucker Systems (California)

Project Tools - LDC

Consolidate Development Regulations

Form-Based Codes

Inclusionary Zoning

Incentive Zoning

rans - r en e eve opmen

Complete Streets

Transfer of Development Rights

CPTED

Site Plan review/Streamlined permitting process

Form-Based Code

Focuses on form of built environment rather thanus e

Preserve, enhance, or transform communitycharacter

Resulting regulations are based on stakeholder consensus vision


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Inclusionary Zoning

Tool to increase affordable housing opportunities

Can be mandated or encouraged

Built as part of market rate housing

housing

o 60 120% of Area Median Income or$41,520 - $83,040 in Cincinnati in 2008

Cincinnati West End

Incentive Zoning

Tool that provides property owners with benefit forproviding defined community amenities

Property owner benefit is typically density

Benefit can be provided in exchange for plazas,courtyards, green space, LEED, workforcehousing

Euclid Avenue, ClevelandMixed Use Development, Net Zero Energy

Transit-Oriented Development (TOD) Tool to maximize use of land surrounding transit

routes

Designed to reduce auto dependencyo Walking, biking, or transit options to amenities like

housing, jobs, and entertainment Moderate and high-density housing, along with

concentrated mixed-use developments atstrategic points


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Complete Streets

Policy that guides transportation improvements

Plan, design, and construct improvements toencourage walking, bicycling and transit usewhile promoting operations for all users

Transfer of Development Right s (TDR)

Program to mitigate the economic impact of landuse regulation

Property owners with low intensity zoning havethe option of selling their development rights

rights to develop their property at a higherintensity

CPTED

Crime Prevention Through Environmental Design Principles:

Access control

Surveillance

Territorial reinforcement


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Consultant Team Next Steps

Code Diagnostic

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Assess existing regulations and plan policies Strategic Framework for LDC

W te Papers or New Toos

Stakeholder Interviews

Form Based Code Charrette (April 28 th May 2 nd)

Permitting Process Review

Staff Next Steps

Reports for HUD

Work Plan for 2012

Convene LDC Advisor Committee

Review Code Diagnostic and white papers andreport back to City Council

Community engagement

PLANBUILDLIVECINCINNATI.COMideas in action

Charles Graves | Department DirectorCameron Ross, LEED AP | Project Manager

City of Cincinnati | Land Development Code Two Centennial Plaza | 805 Central Ave., Suite 720 | Cincinnati, OH 45202

513-352-4891 | [email protected] or [email protected]

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