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HomeMy WebLinkAboutPackets - Council Packets (1605)Town Council Meeting Regular, Special and Study Session June 16, 2021 1 Council meeting will resume at or after x:xx p.m. 2 3 Town Council Meeting Announcements 4 Upcoming Meetings 5 FY 2021/22 Final Budget Adoption June 16, 2021 6 FY 2021/22 FINAL BUDGET Tentative Budget adopted on June 2, 2021 which set the expenditure limitation of $161,956,509 Budget remains unchanged Adoption of Final Budget includes: Approval of 10-Year Capital Improvement Program (CIP) Adoption of FY 2021/22 General Pay Plan Council has authority to amend budget throughout the fiscal year 7 FINAL NOTES AND NEXT STEPS Establish the overall expenditure limitation at $161,956,509 Publish Final Budget figures as required by the State of Arizona’s Auditor General’s Office Budget will be submitted to the Government Finance Officers Association (GFOA) for consideration of the Distinguished Budget Presentation Award Budget reflects the careful allocation of available resources 8 Questions? 9 Revised Conceptual Architecture for Development Area C of the La Posada Senior Living Facility Town Council June 16, 2021 10 Development Area C Naranja Dr. Lambert Ln. 1st Ave Cañada Del Oro Future Phase 4 residential buildings 220 independent care units Arrival plaza Two amenity buildings Indoor pool Fitness center Parking garage Future phase: 48 memory care and assisted living units 2 11 History 2014-2015: Rezoned to Nakoma Sky PAD - included approval of site and architecture concepts 2016: Site and architecture designs approved 2021: Revised architecture History 3 12 Low reflectivity windows and muted earth tone colors Previously Approved Color and Materials Palette 4 13 Design Changes Arrival Plaza Residential Building Previously approved architecture Revised architecture 5 14 Design Principles – Design Contemporary design permitted by code The use of or a contemporary interpretation of historic styles is strongly encouraged (Addendum A, Section 2.2).   Incorporates elements reflective of the Sonoran Desert and region Green standing seam metal roof Stone veneer, wood texture and stucco Natural earth tones Enhances previous concepts by reducing the scale and mass 6 15 Design Principle – Scale, Height and Mass Meets the approved PAD height requirements Reduces the building scale and mass by stepping the building down from the east to west East (1st Ave) 7 16 Varied rooflines and landscape terraces Design Principle – Scale, Height and Mass 8 17 Design Principles – Façade Articulation Variation of colors, textures, window fenestration to break-up wall planes Cohesive design elements at the pedestrian level on all buildings 9 18 Design Principles – Screening and Accessory Structures Screening for service area Parking Garage 10 19 Applicable Design Standards Residential Building Design Arrival Plaza Building Design 11 20 Planning and Zoning Commission Key points of discussion: Timing and need for revising the architecture Architectural treatments to reduce scale and height of the building Recommended approval 12 21 Summary and Recommendation Revised conceptual architecture for Development Area C meets the Nakoma Sky PAD requirements, Design Principles and applicable design standards Architecture for future development areas will also require consideration by the PZC and Town Council Planning and Zoning Commission recommended approval 13 22 Phasing Plan (Reference Only) 14 23 Proposed 5-story portions (Reference Only) Previously Approved Revised 15 24 View Analysis (Reference Only) Existing Existing Previously Approved Revised Previously Approved Revised 16 25 View Analysis (Reference Only) Existing Existing Previously Approved Revised Previously Approved Revised 17 26 View Analysis (Reference Only) Existing Previously Approved Revised 18 27 01 Town Council Meeting June 16 2021 28 02 29 03 30 04 31 05 32 06 33 07 34 08 35 09 36 10 37 Oro Valley Water Utility Town Code Chapter 15, Proposed Water Code Amendments Town Council Study Session June 16, 2021 38 Town Code – Genesis of Water Code Amendments 39 Genesis of the Water Code Amendments The Water Code Amendments were proposed by the Utility’s Water Resource & Conservation Subcommittee and brought to the Commission for consideration in 2017 The Commission agreed on the following objectives: Update the Water Code to correct deficiencies in current code Update the code to reflect the community’s commitment to water conservation Support the goals of the Town’s General Plan & Strategic Leadership Plan Clearly define “water wasting” and prohibit the act of “water wasting” Change the wording of the Water Conservation levels to better align with regional definitions Give the Utility the tools needed to enforce compliance with the proposed code amendments Staff is supportive of the Commission’s proposed Water Code Amendments 39 Town Code – Proposed Changes 40 Proposed changes to the following sections of Chapter 15 Portions of 15-1 thru 15-3: Title, Intent and Purpose Added definitions for: Commercial, Multi-family Residential, Recurring, Residential & Wasting Water Portions of 15-18: Water Conservation Areas of significant change: 15-18-3 Water Conservation Requirements 15-18-4 Restrictions during Town declared Water Shortages 15-18-5 Penalties, violations & enforcement Portions of 15-19: Violations Article reorganization Class one misdemeanors Tampering with the water system Unauthorized access of the water system 40 Town Code – Examples of Water Wasting 41 41 42 Questions? 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