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Railroad Ave eBART Station Area Specific Plan TOD MarketPlace, September 29, 2006 C I T Y O F P I T T S B U R G
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eBART Project Overview
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Specific Plan Study Area
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Specific Plan Process
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Economic Opportunities Strong market for for-sale and middle to high density housing Demand for office space limited, but may grow over time Opportunity for targeted local-serving retail Opportunities to create synergy through mixed-use development
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Vision for the Future “The eBART station area is a vibrant, walkable, mixed-use, transit-oriented activity center at the crossroads of the community. Well-designed housing options – affordable to a range of incomes – are balanced with neighborhood-serving retail, public amenities, open spaces, and strong employment uses. The area connects to the city and greater region via a safe, efficient and accessible transportation network that embraces pedestrians, bicyclists, buses, autos and eBART.”
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Planning Area Districts
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Proposed Planning Area Districts
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Southeast Quad Land Use Concept
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Southeast Quad Concept
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Concept Program AreaDevelopmentParking High Intensity Mixed- Use/Residential (35 du/acre) 26 acres 900 units FAR 1.0 1,350 spaces Mixed- Use/Residential (20 du/acre) 10 acres 200 units FAR 1.0 300 spaces Total Mixed- Use/Residential 27 acres 1,100 units FAR 1.0 1,950 spaces
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Concept Program AreaDevelopmentParking Commercial /Industrial Flex 10 acresFAR 0.6 1 space per 300 sq. ft. Commercial13 acresFAR 0.6 1 space per 300 sq. ft. Structured Public Parking 5 acres-- 1,215 spaces
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Railroad Ave eBART Station Area Specific Plan TOD MarketPlace, September 29, 2006 C I T Y O F P I T T S B U R G
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