rv 2014: beyond mobility: corridor planning for the bigger picture by katherine idziorek

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DEVELOPMENT PROPENSITY METHODOLOGY & ANALYSIS TRANSIT EXPANSION STUDY BALLARD TO DOWNTOWN SEATTLE

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Beyond Mobility: Corridor Planning for the Bigger Picture AICP CM 1.5 Transit can do more than move people and generate revenue. More and more, cities are investing in transit to transform their communities and deliver on more expansive city-building objectives. Traditional transit goals are expanding to address the promise of livable communities, environmental stewardship, economic development and improved public health. Hear how two cities -- Seattle and Portland -- are shaping development scale and character with transit investment. Both cities are using parcel-based, pro forma-based tools to quantify the potential impact of transit projects. Join us for an interactive discussion about the capabilities and limitations of these tools. Hear their stories and learn how to evaluate your own projects against a broader set of goals using technical and market-based analysis. Moderator: Catherine Ciarlo, AICP, Senior Project Manager, CH2M Hill, Portland, Oregon Katherine Idziorek, AICP, LEED AP ND, Urban Designer, VIA Architecture, Seattle, Washington Antonio Gomez-Palacio, Principal, DIALOG, Toronto, Ontario Eric Engstrom, Principal Planner, City of Portland, Bureau of Planning & Sustainability, Portland, Oregon

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Page 1: RV 2014: Beyond Mobility: Corridor Planning for the Bigger Picture by Katherine Idziorek

DEVELOPMENTPROPENSITYMETHODOLOGY& ANALYSIS

TRANSIT EXPANSION STUDYBALLARD TO

DOWNTOWN SEATTLE

Page 2: RV 2014: Beyond Mobility: Corridor Planning for the Bigger Picture by Katherine Idziorek

DEVELOPMENT PROPENSITY ANALYSIS

PROJECT BACKGROUND

Elliott Bay Downtown Seattle

Ballard*

*

Project Study Area

» Level 2 analysis

» Partnership between Sound Transit (ST) and the Seattle Department of Transportation (SDOT)

» Outcomes: Support Seattle

Transit Master Plan

Inform Sound Transit Board decisions

Page 3: RV 2014: Beyond Mobility: Corridor Planning for the Bigger Picture by Katherine Idziorek

DEVELOPMENT PROPENSITY ANALYSIS

LAND USE + TRANSIT INTEGRATION ANALYSIS

GOALS » Support sustainable urban growth by:

Supporting economic and transit-oriented development in the corridor

Supporting the development of compact and sustainable communities

A B CA CB D E

Page 4: RV 2014: Beyond Mobility: Corridor Planning for the Bigger Picture by Katherine Idziorek

DEVELOPMENT PROPENSITY ANALYSIS

» “4Ds” + P

Density

Design

Diversity

Destinations

MEASURE: OPPORTUNITY FOR DEVELOPMENT

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+ Development

Propensity: the art and science of anticipating future development

Page 5: RV 2014: Beyond Mobility: Corridor Planning for the Bigger Picture by Katherine Idziorek

DEVELOPMENT PROPENSITY ANALYSIS

METHODOLOGY OVERVIEW

DISCOVERYDevelop scenarios and apply filters

Test outcomes

OUTPUT

Page 6: RV 2014: Beyond Mobility: Corridor Planning for the Bigger Picture by Katherine Idziorek

DEVELOPMENT PROPENSITY ANALYSIS

DISCOVERY

Understand land use within walkshedsGather readily-available King County Assessor’s data at the parcel level

1

Page 7: RV 2014: Beyond Mobility: Corridor Planning for the Bigger Picture by Katherine Idziorek

DEVELOPMENT PROPENSITY ANALYSIS

APPLY FILTERS

Understand land use within walkshedsGather readily-available King County Assessor’s data at the parcel level

1

Create key filters to identify which parcels are likely to redevelop in the future

2

Page 8: RV 2014: Beyond Mobility: Corridor Planning for the Bigger Picture by Katherine Idziorek

DEVELOPMENT PROPENSITY ANALYSIS

ESTIMATE POTENTIAL IMPACT TO LAND VALUES

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SCENARIO 2:HCT investment

SCENARIO 3:HCT investment +

Station-area upzone

SCENARIO 1:Existing

conditions

Estimate the impact on land value that HCT service and a potential rezone may have on parcels within the walksheds3

Page 9: RV 2014: Beyond Mobility: Corridor Planning for the Bigger Picture by Katherine Idziorek

DEVELOPMENT PROPENSITY ANALYSIS

SCENARIO 1

» Scenario 1: Existing conditions - no transit investment, no upzone jobs and people.jobs and people.

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Page 10: RV 2014: Beyond Mobility: Corridor Planning for the Bigger Picture by Katherine Idziorek

Corridor ID: A B CA CB D E

HCT Tech-nology:

Tunnel/Elevated Light Rail

Elevated Light Rail

At-Grade Light Rail or Street-

car

At-Grade Light Rail or Street-

car

Tunnel Light Rail

At-Grade Streetcar

Quality of Transit: % Impact on Land Value 45% 36% 29% 29% 45% 24%

Criteria Char-acteristics

Criteria Maximum

Weight Corridor ScoringPotential Travel Time Savings

4 4 4 3 3 4 2

Reliability/On-Time Perfor-mance

3 3 3 2 2 3 1.5

Passenger Comfort/Safety

2 2 1 1 1 2 1

Perception of Permanence 2 2 2 1 1 2 1

Station TypeElevated Sta-tions 1 1

Surface Sta-tions 2 2 2 2

Tunnel Stations 3 3 3

Potential for Rezone 1 1 1 0.5 0.5 1 0.5

Total Score 15 12 9.5 9.5 15 8

DEVELOPMENT PROPENSITY ANALYSIS

SCENARIO 2: TRANSIT INVESTMENT

» Adjusted to reflect land value lift as a result of transit investment

» Increase in rents translated into land value increase

TRANSIT QUALITY INFLUENCE ON LAND VALUES

Weighting range:Tunnel/elevated LRT = 45% (high) to At-grade streetcar = 24% (low)

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DEVELOPMENT PROPENSITY ANALYSIS

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SCENARIO 3: TRANSIT INVESTMENT + UPZONE

» Five geographies reflect differences in land value across neighborhoods

» “One-step” zoning modification

» Increased potential for density has positive impact on land value

» Additional FAR allows for larger buildings that support more jobs and house more people

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DEVELOPMENT PROPENSITY ANALYSIS

ESTIMATE POPULATION & EMPLOYMENT GROWTH

developmentcapacity (FAR)

#potential residents

#potential employees

% res x sf/resident

+% emp x sf/employee

( )x =

Estimate the growth of population and employment for each alternative4

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DEVELOPMENT PROPENSITY ANALYSIS

OUTPUT

EMPLOYMENTD D

POPULATION

Potential employment capacity increase

on parcels likely to redevelop (# jobs)

4-500

501 - 1000

1001 - 1500

1501 - 2000

2001 - 2500

2501 - 3000

Potential residential capacity increase

on parcels likely to redevelop (# residents)

3-200

201 - 400

401 - 600

601- 800

801 - 1000

1001 - 1016

Transit investment & upzone

Transit investment

Current conditions

Transit investment & upzone

Transit investment

Current conditions

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DEVELOPMENT PROPENSITY ANALYSIS

OUTPUTA B CA CB D E

A B CA CB D E

Scenarios 2 & 3: Residential growth beyond baseline

HCT investment & upzone

HCT investment+3,300

+1,900

+3,100

+1,600

+2,400

+800

+3,000

+800

+3,300

+1,900

+2,900

+1,300

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DEVELOPMENT PROPENSITY ANALYSIS

A B CA CB D E

OUTPUT

A B CA CB D E

Scenarios 2 & 3: Employment growth beyond baseline

HCT investment & upzone

HCT investment+2,500

+10,900+2,300

+6,900+2,100

+5,400

+2,200

+5,400

+3,000

+4,600

+1,600

+8,200