Elements of Design  Agrarian Heritage  Cultural Influences  Mexican/Guatemalan  South American  South Central Florida  Caribbean  Bold Colors  Zigzag Patterns  Geometric Patterns

Work Limits – Main Street 1 st STREET 9 st STREET

9th Street Plaza & Park Existing Trees Bio-Swale Amphitheater/Stage Lawn & Event Tenting Rain Garden Perimeter Fencing Boston Avenue SR-29/ Main Street S 9 th Street Restrooms & Bike Lockers Interactive Fountain

1st Street Plaza Concept Art Wall Street Level Plaza w/ Fountain Decorative Pots Gateway Columns Specialty Paving N 1 st Street SR-29/ Main Street

Streetscape Plan – 1st St Intersection

Work Limits – CBD 1 st STREET 9 st STREET

Existing Danger 1 st STREET 9 st STREET 3 PEDESTRIAN /BIKE FATALITIES 3 PEDESTRIAN /BIKE FATALITIES 16 INJURIES 16 INJURIES

Intermediate Streetscape w/ Existing Parallel Parking

Long-Range Streetscape w/ Future Angled Parking

Intermediate Streetscape w/ Existing Parallel Parking Corner Bump-out, Typical Long-Range Streetscape w/ Future Angled Parking

Corner Bump-out, Typical Long-Range Streetscape w/ Future Angled Parking

Intermediate Streetscape w/ Existing Parallel Parking Mid-Block Bump-out, Typical

Streetscape Features – Design Accents  Ceramic Tiles  Glass Pavers  Playa Pavers  Pebbles

Streetscape – Benches & Bike Racks  Benches  Colorful Tile Mosaics  Durable Materials  Bike Racks

Streetscape –Site Furnishings, Pottery  Ash & Trash Receptacles  Mexican Clay Planters  Mexican Talavera  West Indies Pots & Planters

Long-Range Streetscape Plan – Corner Bump-out

Long-Range Streetscape Plan – Mid-Block Bump-out Option

Streetscape Plan – Median

 Native and/or Drought Tolerant  Blue or Purple Flowers  Green, Silver or Variegated Foliage Streetscape – Optional Plant Pallet

 Native and/or Drought Tolerant  Blue or Purple Flowers  Green, Silver or Variegated Foliage

Wayfinding and Signage

Central Business District Form-Based Guidelines  Intent  Why use form-based guidelines/codes in redevelopment areas  Integration of buildings on private land with public realm improvements

Central Business District Design Overlay  Purpose/Applicability  Design manual for development within CBD  Guide in developing CBD Design Overlay and associated LDR’s  Desired Image  Subdistricts – Main Street, 1 st street  Walkable, human scale environment  Optional Subdistrict 15 th Street Subdistrict

Façade Improvements Before After

Building Architecture  Spanish Vernacular  Frame Vernacular

Development Guidelines  Block Layout  Building Placement  Building Orientation

Development Guidelines  Building Form/Composition Allowed (Appropriate Massing: tower, variation in roof height) Not Allowed (Not Enough Massing, inappropriate massing. No variation, changes in plane)

Development Guidelines  Building Form/Composition  Specific Uses Raised Bands/ Cornices Columns Balconies Arcade/Colonnade Awnings Decorative Tiles/ Medallions Change in material/ texture Decorative Arches Raised Bands/ Cornices Columns Balconies Arcade/Colonnade Awnings Decorative Tiles/ Medallions Change in material/ texture Decorative Arches Raised Bands/ Cornices Columns Balconies Arcade/Colonnade Awnings Decorative Tiles/ Medallions Change in material/ texture Decorative Arches Decorative façade creates building continuity along block filling in the gap between buildings Figure 19: Decorative Façade

Development Guidelines  Site Access, Circulation & Parking  Landscaping, Buffers, Fences, Walls Recommended AllowedNot Allowed

Development Guidelines  Signs & murals  Public Amenities

Immokalee Design & Visioning Main Street / SR 29 Streetscape Concept