Ferguson Park District Final Draft

FERGUSON PARK District

Ferguson Park is a centrally located neighborhood in downtown Temple. Bordered with multiple city parks and the revitalized downtown core, the neighborhood is primed for redevelopment.

With new infrastructure opportunities that include expanded Right of Ways with pedestrian connections, new bike lanes, new water lines, and neighborhood lighting, Ferguson Park will become an example of a successful transition of a once forgotten corner of downtown to a vital part of the health of the entire City of Temple.

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HISTORY

COMMUNITY

NEGLECTED

PARKS

HOME

PROXIMITY THE WHAT

FERGUSON PARK

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MASTER PLAN

IMPROVE SAFETY

NEIGHBORING IMPROVEMENTS

UTILITIES PARK INTEGRATION 4 TEMPLE, TEXAS

THE WHY

IMPROVE HOUSING

CONNECTING

• PEDESTRIAN CONNECTIONS TO NEIGHBORHOOD SERVICES • BIKE AND PEDESTRIAN CONNECTIONS TO DOWNTOWN • CREATE CENTRAL HUB OF NEIGHBORHOOD SERVICES • CONNECT TO CHURCHES AND PARKS • CONNECTION OF PEOPLE THROUGH IMPROVED ‘COMMUNITY’

SAFETY • • • • •

SAFETY THROUGH NEW STREETSCAPES NEW PEDESTRIAN FACILITIES NEIGHBORHOOD LIGHTING DEAD-END ROAD REMOVAL NATURAL SURVEILLANCE “EYES ON THE STREET”

HOUSING • • • •

IMPROVE HOUSING STOCK IMPROVE PROPERTY VALUE CREATE SIMPLE GUIDELINES CONTROL CORNERS

OPEN SPACE • • • •

INTEGRATE NEIGHBORING PARKS UNIFY FERGUSON PARK CREATE TRAIL SYSTEM TO PARKS CONNECT TRAIL SYSTEM TO DOWNTOWN AND REGIONAL PARKS

THE HOW

FERGUSON PARK

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COMMUNITY ENGAGEMENT

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COMMUNITY ENGAGEMENT

COMMUNITY ENGAGEMENT

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Hike & bike Trails Urban Destination High Density Front Yard Parking Natural Parks No Front Yard No Sidewalk Natural Playground Recreational Playground Natural Destination Low Density Ally Parking Active Parks Front Yard Sidewalk Traditional Playground TOTAL PROBABILITIES

THIS OR THAT Resident

34 18 10 42 41 14 18 36 21 34 43 23 36 45 64 44 523 83.15%

Non-Resident 5 3 0 10 8 1 4 7 8 8 12 4 10 10 11 5 106 16.85%

Board with Votes Neighborhood Wish List Resident Non-Resident Medical Offices 14 4 Drug Store/Pharmacy 29 8 Hair Salon 10 1 Laundromats 12 5 Neighborhood Grocery 34 11 Restaurants 42 12 Retail 22 6 Other (Better Services for Vets, Sr. Coffee 39 6 TOTAL 202 53 PROBABILITIES 79.22% 20.78%

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PUBLIC INPUT DATA

Total

Total

39 21 10 52 49 15 22 43 29 42 55 27 46 55 75 49 629 1

18 37 11 17 45 54 28 45 255 1

PROBABILITIES 6.20% 3.34% 1.59% 8.27% 7.79% 2.38% 3.50% 6.84% 4.61% 6.68% 8.74% 4.29% 7.31% 8.74% 11.92% 7.79% 1.00

PROBABILITIES 7.06% 14.51% 4.31% 6.67% 17.65% 21.18% 10.98% 17.65% 1

Other (Better Services for Vets, Sr. Coffee 18%

Retail 11% Restaurants 21%

Neighborhood Wish List

Medical Offices 7%

Drug Store/Pharmacy 14% Hair Salon 4% Laundromats 7% Neighborhood Grocery 18%

Basketball Court Trails/Sidewalks Lighting Pavillions Playscapes Public Restrooms Parking Other (Park Maintenance) TOTAL PROBABILITIES

Board with Votes Park Improvements Resident Non-Resident 15 3 28 6 48 12 13 6 14 5 17 8 3 2 31 7 169 49 77.52% 22.48%

Board with Votes Transportation & Pedestrian Improvements Resident Non-Resident Bike Lanes 19 4 Bus Stops 24 8 Trails/Sidewalks 23 1 Street Lights 57 5 ADA Accessibility 12 11 Landscaping 11 12 Curb/No Curb 19 6 Other (Pothole maintenance) 51 6 TOTAL 216 53 PROBABILITIES 80.30% 19.70%

Total

18 34 60 19 19 25 5 38 218 1

PROBABILITIES 8.26% 15.60% 27.52% 8.72% 8.72% 11.47% 2.29% 17.43% 1

Basketball Court 8%

Park Improvements Parking 2%

Other (Park Maintenance) 17%

Public Restrooms 11%

Trails/Sidewalks 16%

Playscapes 9% Pavillions 9%

Lighting 28%

Transportation & Pedestrian Improvements Total

23 32 24 62 23 23 25 57 269 1

PROBABILITIES 8.55% 11.90% 8.92% 23.05% 8.55% 8.55% 9.29% 21.19% 1

Bike Lanes 8%

Curb/No Curb 9%

Other (Pothole maintenance) 21%

Landscaping 9% ADA Accessibility 9%

Bus Stops 12%

Trails/Sidewalks 9%

Street Lights 23%

PUBLIC INPUT DATA

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Board with Votes Why do you like your neighborhood?

Resident Non-Resident Mature Trees 15 10 Location 15 1 Parks 40 6 Schools 24 2 Safety 23 7 City Services 28 8 Housing 11 4 Other (clost to VA, More recycling 14 4 TOTAL 170 42 PROBABILITIES 80.19% 19.81%

Affordability Number of Rental Units Barriers to Homeownership Condition Housing Variety Other (Rent is too high for this area) TOTAL PROBABILITIES

Board with Votes Housing Issues Resident Non-Resident 33 5 19 2 21 2 61 16 28 6 13 1 175 32 84.54% 15.46%

Total

Total

25 16 46 26 30 36 15 18 212 1

38 21 23 77 34 14 207 1

PROBABILITIES 11.79% 7.55% 21.70% 12.26% 14.15% 16.98% 7.08% 8.49% 1

PROBABILITIES 18.36% 10.14% 11.11% 37.20% 16.43% 6.76% 1

Other (clost to VA, More recycling 8% Housing 7% Mature Trees 12%

Why do you like your neighborhood?

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PUBLIC INPUT DATA

Total

57 30 31 56 29 21 13 3 240 1

PROBABILITIES 23.75% 12.50% 12.92% 23.33% 12.08% 8.75% 5.42% 1.25% 1

Location Parks

City Services 17%

Parks 22%

Safety 14%

Schools 12%

Housing Variety 17%

Schools Safety

Other (Rent is too high for this area) 7% Affordability 18%

Condition 37%

Housing Issues Fence Condition 5% Graffiti 9%

Litter 12% Sidewalk Condition 23%

Code Enforcement Issues

Number of Rental Units 10% Barriers to Homeownership 11%

Board with Votes Code Enforcement Issues Resident Non-Resident Vacant Buildings 42 15 Tall Grass/Weeds 24 6 Illegal Dumping 23 8 Sidewalk Condition 43 13 Litter 23 6 Graffiti 17 4 Fence Condition 8 5 Other (Animal Control; Coyote & Fox) 3 0 TOTAL 183 57 PROBABILITIES 76.25% 23.75%

Mature Trees

Location 8%

Other (Animal Control; Coyote & Fox) 1%

Vacant Buildings 24%

Illegal Dumping 13%

Tall Grass/Weeds 14%

INPUT • WRITTEN SURVEY • DISTRIBUTED IN ENGLISH AND SPANISH • RESPONSES AFTER THE COMMUNITY ENGAGEMENT EVENT

PUBLIC INPUT DATA

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INPUT • COMMUNITY INPUT »» ENGAGEMENT EVENT »» SURVEY »» COMPILATION

• FOCUS GROUPS »» BUILDERS »» NON-PROFITS »» RELIGIOUS LEADERS

• TEMPLE REINVESTMENT ZONE WORKSHOP

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PUBLIC INPUT DATA

FOCUS GROUPS • BUILDERS

• NON-PROFITS • RELIGIOUS LEADERS

NON-PROFITS – 1/9/19 • CURB AND GUTTER ON STREETS IS NEEDED • CLEAR TITLE ON AVAILABLE LOTS NEEDED • HOUSING CHOICE VOUCHER PROGRAM – CTCOG TO ADMINISTER • CITY TAX ABATEMENTS COULD BE HELPFUL • NEIGHBORHOOD MARKET • REVITALIZE EXISTING BUSINESSES • WALKABLE NEIGHBORHOOD; CONNECTION TO DOWNTOWN • ACCESSIBLE BUS STOPS • GRANTS TO REVITALIZE EXISTING HOMES/STRUCTURES

PUBLIC INPUT DATA

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FOCUS GROUPS • BUILDERS

• NON-PROFITS • RELIGIOUS LEADERS

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PUBLIC INPUT DATA

BUILDERS – 1/29/19 • IDENTIFY STREETS WITH WATER, SEWER AND DRAINAGE IMPROVEMENTS • INCENTIVE PROGRAM WOULD BE VERY HELPFUL • • • •

CLEAR TITLE ON LOTS WATER, SEWER AND DRAINAGE IMPROVEMENTS POSSIBLE TAX ABATEMENTS OTHER

• MARKETING PLAN IS NEEDED TO ADVERTISE EXISTING INCENTIVES THAT EXIST LIKE DOWN PAYMENT ASSISTANCE PROGRAM • PURCHASE POCKETS OF AREAS WITHIN FERGUSON PARK • ISSUES: AVAILABLE LOTS AND DOWN PAYMENT • HOMES WITH SMALLER FOOTPRINT ARE HELPFUL – REDUCED LOT SIZES • OPPORTUNITY ZONE AREA • REDUCTION IN LOT COST; REDUCTION IN BUILDING CODE REQUIREMENTS • IMPROVEMENTS TO STREETSCAPE – TREES, LIGHTING, SIDEWALKS

FOCUS GROUPS • BUILDERS

• NON-PROFITS • RELIGIOUS LEADERS

RELIGIOUS LEADERS – 3/2/19 • RECOMMEND CURB APPEAL IN NEIGHBORHOODS AND GATEWAYS • CONCERNS WITH MLK DRIVE AS GATEWAY GOING EAST – SUGGEST IMPROVEMENTS ALONG THIS CORRIDOR (NOT IN FERGUSON PARK) • RECOMMEND INCENTIVES FOR THE FOLLOWING: • PROGRAMS FOR NEW DEVELOPMENT • PROGRAMS FOR EXISTING BUSINESSES AND RESIDENCES TO IMPROVE THEIR PROPERTIES

• MORE JOBS AND BUSINESSES NEEDED IN EAST TEMPLE • FARMERS MARKET • LOW INCOME POPULATION IN EAST TEMPLE CANNOT GET TO THE LOCATION ON WEST ADAMS. • SUGGEST FARMERS MARKET BE LOCATED IN EAST TEMPLE, CLOSE TO LOW-INCOME NEIGHBORHOODS.

PUBLIC INPUT DATA

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RESEARCH

• CHARTING OWNERSHIP »» OWNER »» STRUCTURE »» RENTAL? »» OCCUPIED »» TAXES »» VALUE »» LIENS

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PUBLIC INPUT DATA

0’ 100’ 200’

EXISTING CONDITIONS

400’

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03

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SITE LOCATION AND PHOTOS

0’ 100’ 200’

INVENTORY AND ANALYSIS MAP

400’

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Opportunities for connections to great parks, conveniences, and districts like the Downtown core are all within reach from this central neighborhood. With five parks within walking distance Ferguson Park is primed for enhanced pedestrian facilities that can give safe and efficient access by way of biking or walking. These parks lend themselves to being a foundation for community and a sense of identity.

It is important for future development of the downtown core to have a residential neighborhood adjacent to it with adequate connections. This will allow for the encouragement of users from the surrounding residences to come and work, play and shop creating a self sufficient urban core.

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CONNECTION DIAGRAM

Ferguson Park Central Avenue Multi-Family Avenue A

Shovel Ready Lots

14th Street

Cottage Homes

24th Street

Avenue C Cottage Homes

Bike and Trailway Shovel Ready Lots

Avenue B Extension

James Wilson Park

Neighborhood HUB MHMR

Avenue D

Jeff Hamilton Park

Avenue E

Cottage Homes

Utility Easement with Trail way

24th Street Multi-Family

S Henderson St

MLK Festival Grounds

Avenue B

Grocery and neighborhood shops

Shovel Ready Lots

Shovel Ready Lots

Avenue H

OVERALL DISTRICT MASTER PLAN

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0’ 100’ 200’

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PROPOSED STREET NETWORK

400’

NOTE:

VARIED WIDTH LANDSCAPE ZONE

10’ WALK

VARIED WIDTH BUFFER-PARKING ZONE

7’ BIKE LANE

AVENUE C (100 FOOT R.O.W) STREET SECTION

26’ TWO-LANE ROAD

7’ BIKE LANE

VARIED WIDTH BUFFER-PARKING ZONE

10’ WALK

VARIED WIDTH LANDSCAPE ZONE

100’ RIGHT OF WAY

NOTE:

10’ WALK

CENTRAL AVENUE (80 FOOT R.O.W) STREET SECTION

WALK AND BUFFER-PARKING ZONE WILL VARY WITH THE CONSIDERATION OF PRESERVING EXISTING STREET TREES

VARIED WIDTH BUFFER-PARKING ZONE

6.5’ BIKE LANE

TWO-LANE ROAD 25 FEET

WALK AND BUFFER-PARKING ZONE WILL VARY WITH THE CONSIDERATION OF PRESERVING EXISTING STREET TREES

6.5’ BIKE LANE

VARIED WIDTH BUFFER-PARKING ZONE

10’ WALK

80’ RIGHT OF WAY

STREET SECTIONS

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6’ WALK (MIN)

6’ BUFFER ZONE

TWO-LANE ROAD

24TH STREET (60 FOOT R.O.W) STREET SECTION

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STREET SECTIONS

6’ BUFFER ZONE

10’ WALK (MIN)

60’ RIGHT OF WAY

5’ WALK (MIN)

TYPICAL NEIGHBORHOOD STREETS (60 FOOT R.O.W) STREET SECTION

7’ BIKE LANE

8’ BUFFER ZONE

7’ PARKING ZONE

TWO-LANE ROAD

60’ RIGHT OF WAY

7’ PARKING ZONE

8’ BUFFER ZONE

5’ WALK (MIN)

RAILROAD EASEMENT

10’ BUFFER ZONE

14TH STREET (54 FOOT R.O.W) STREET SECTION

8’ BUFFER ZONE

10’ WALK

54’ RIGHT OF WAY

5’ WALK (MIN)

NEIGHBORHOOD SIDE STREETS (50 FOOT R.O.W) STREET SECTION

26’ TWO-LANE ROAD

5’ BUFFER (MIN)

28’ TWO-LANE ROAD NOTE: PARKING MAY BE PERMITTED BASED ON CONTEXT

5’ BUFFER (MIN)

5’ WALK (MIN)

50’ RIGHT OF WAY

STREET SECTIONS

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Central Avenue is a minor arterial running West to East through the downtown core and transitioning to a two way collector at MLK Blvd. This roadway is limited in expansion of its R.O.W due to churches, mature street trees, and respectable housing stock along its length through Ferguson Park. Pedestrian and bicycle connections can still be improved through strategic lot by lot conditions Central Avenue will be a pedestrian and bicycle connector to parks and the downtown core with expansive sidewalks winding through mature street trees and a bike lake that will connect to Avenue A.

BEFORE

SUPPLEMENTAL IMAGES

AFTER

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CENTRAL AVE. PERSPECTIVE

14th street runs north and south along the Union Pacific rail line through Ferguson Park. Without any curb, gutter, lighting, or sidewalk, this street is very rural in nature. Screening between the road and the rail could be done with a natural split rail fence and street trees which would help buffer the rail from the neighborhood and pedestrians.

A pedestrian connection north and south along 14th street will tie Avenue C and Central Avenue improvements together as well as give a safe and efficient connection to the grocery store off Adams Avenue.

BEFORE

SUPPLEMENTAL IMAGES

AFTER

14TH STREET PERSPECTIVE

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DISTRICT ICON

LANTERN

ENLARGED STREET SIGN HISTORIC STONE AND BRICK

STREET SIGN EXAMPLES DISTRICT ICON IDENTITY

GATEWAY SIGNAGE OPTION 1

SUPPLEMENTAL MONUMENT

BLACK COATED STREET POLE

DISTRICT NAME ON CONCRETE AND BRICK VENEER DISTRICT ICON IDENTITY

ENLARGED STREET SIGN

STREET SIGN PROFILES Gateways and place making are an important part of creating a unified and unique neighborhood. From identifiers on the edges of the neighborhood to special colors or markers on street signs, small, unique elements that are carried across the entire district create a sense of place and community. These elements allow residents to have a sense of identity and pride in where they live and inform visitors they have entered into a special district and set a tone for what they will experience.

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NEIGHBORHOOD IDENTITY

SUPPLEMENTAL MONUMENT

Existing Pecan Trees

Knockout Rose

Chinquapin Oak

Red Yucca

Liriope

Cedar Elm

Texas Rosebud

Texas Sage Treated Lumber

Cast Iron Plant

Boxwood

Purple Heart

Asian Jasmine Hardiplank HARDIPLANK AND TRIM TO HAVE CONTRASTING COLORS

Brick Veneer SIDING COLOR EXAMPLES

PLANT AND MATERIAL STANDARDS

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D-Series Size 1

Catalog Number

LED Area Luminaire

Notes

Type

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Introduction Specifications

1.01 ft

EPA:

The modern styling of the D-Series is striking yet unobtrusive - making a bold, progressive statement even as it blends seamlessly with its environment. The D-Series distills the benefits of the latest in LED technology into a high performance, high efficacy, long-life luminaire.

2

W

(0.09 m2)

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33”

Length:

(83.8 cm) H

13”

Width:

L

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L

7-1/2”

Height H1:

(19.0 cm)

Height H2:

3-1/2”

Weight (max):

27 lbs

H2

H1 H

(12.2 kg)

The outstanding photometric performance results in sites with excellent uniformity, greater pole spacing and lower power density. It is ideal for replacing up to 750W metal halide in pedestrian and area lighting applications with typical energy savings of 65% and expected service life of over 100,000 hours.

A+ Capable options indicated by this color background.

Ordering Information

EXAMPLE: DSX1 LED P7 40K T3M MVOLT SPA NLTAIR2 PIRHN DDBXD

DSX1 LED Series DSX1 LED

LEDs Forward optics P1 P4 P7 P2 P5 P8 P3 P6 P9 Rotated optics P101 P121 P111 P131

Color temperature 30K 40K 50K

Distribution T1S T2S T2M T3S T3M T4M TFTM

3000 K 4000 K 5000 K

Type I short Type II short Type II medium Type III short Type III medium Type IV medium Forward throw medium

Voltage T5VS T5S T5M T5W BLC LCCO RCCO

Type V very short Type V short Type V medium Type V wide Backlight control 2 Left corner cutoff 2 Right corner cutoff 2

Control options

MVOLT 3 120 4 208 4 240 4 277 4 347 4,5, 480 4,5

Mounting Shipped included SPA Square pole mounting RPA Round pole mounting WBA Wall bracket SPUMBA Square pole universal mounting adaptor 6 RPUMBA Round pole universal mounting adaptor 6 Shipped separately KMA8 DDBXD U Mast arm mounting bracket adaptor (specify finish) 7

Other options

Shipped installed NLTAIR2 nLight AIR generation 2 enabled 8 PIRHN Network, high/low motion/ambient sensor 9 PER NEMA twist-lock receptacle only (controls ordered separate) 10 PER5 Five-pin receptacle only (controls ordered separate) 10,11 PER7 Seven-pin receptacle only (controls ordered separate) 10,11 DMG 0-10v dimming wires pulled outside fixture (for use with an external control, ordered separately) 12 DS Dual switching 12,13,14

PIR

High/low, motion/ambient sensor, 8-15’ mounting height, ambient sensor enabled at 5fc 15,16 PIRH High/low, motion/ambient sensor, 15-30’ mounting height, ambient sensor enabled at 5fc 15,16 PIR1FC3V High/low, motion/ambient sensor, 8-15’ mounting height, ambient sensor enabled at 1fc 15,16 PIRH1FC3V Bi-level, motion/ambient sensor, 15-30’ mounting height, ambient sensor enabled at 1fc 15,16 FAO Field adjustable output 14

Shipped installed HS House-side shield 17 SF Single fuse (120, 277, 347V) 4 DF Double fuse (208, 240, 480V) 4 L90 Left rotated optics 1 R90 Right rotated optics 1 Shipped separately BS Bird spikes 18 EGS External glare shield 18

Finish (required) DDBXD DBLXD DNAXD DWHXD DDBTXD DBLBXD DNATXD

Dark bronze Black Natural aluminum White Textured dark bronze Textured black Textured natural aluminum DWHGXD Textured white

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LIGHTING STANDARDS

For the Ferguson Park district, safety is a major priority for both residents and users of the parks and open spaces. With the proposed trail network and streetscape enhancements, the need for quality lighting is a necessity from a usability and safety standpoint. Lighting should be subtle and evenly spaced along major pedestrian connectors while not producing an obtrusive amount of light for the adjoining residences.

Other lighting concerns are to provide a sturdy and durable light pole resistant to potential vandalism. The example shown is an efficient and cost effective light standard that could be used throughout Ferguson Park in many applications.

Double Georgian windows

Hardy SidingNeighboring houses to be of different color

Facade to be gabled roof

Entry door to be recessed

Front porch of 3’ depth min.

Garage - Optional

Multi-layered facade articulation

Exterior paint to vary house to house Molding to contrast with main paint color Front Porch

500 sf. FOUNDATION LAYOUT EXAMPLES

ARCHITECTURAL STANDARDS

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BEFORE Eves to contrast siding Siding colors to alternate from house to house Shutters of contrasting color Facade to have multiple depths Facade to have multiple depths Front porch

AFTER Minimize curb cuts with single car width driveway

Walk to Front Door Single shade tree (1 min) Sidewalk with landscape buffer

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ARCHITECTURAL STANDARDS

SHARED ALLEYWAY PARKING

Shared Private Drive

BACKYARD

120’

One Tree (min.)

One Tree (min.)

Private Walkway

Walk to Front Door

40’ TRAILWAY

Minimize driveway on sidewalk 6’

Offset Single-Bay Drive

6’

11’

Randomized Trailway trees

4’

BIKE LANE

40’

PLAN VIEW

PLAN VIEW

ARCHITECTURAL STANDARDS

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AVENUE E

KEY MAP

POCKET PARK GREEN WAY TRAIL

Utility Easement

26TH STREET

SHOVEL READY LOTS

Neighborhood Grocery Store

SITE PLAN NOT TO SCALE 34 TEMPLE, TEXAS

SOUTHEAST DISTRICT VISIONING

Community Gardens

SITE PLAN NOT TO SCALE Jeff Hamilton Park GREEN WAY TRAIL KEY MAP

Multi Family

SHOVEL READY LOTS CONTINUE HENDERSON ST

Cottages

14TH STREET

POCKET PARK

SHOVEL READY LOTS

SOUTHWEST DISTRICT VISIONING

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SITE PLAN NOT TO SCALE

Neighborhood Market Trailway

AVENUE C

AVENUE C

Multi-Family Townhomes

MHMR SHOVEL READY LOTS

Neighborhood Market

Jeff Hamilton Park

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16TH STREET

AVENUE D

DISTRICT CENTER AND AVENUE C

AVENUE D

SHOVEL READY LOTS

24TH STREET

Townhomes

18TH STREET

16TH STREET

SHOVEL READY LOTS

AVENUE A

KEY MAP

PROPOSED PARKING

Open Green

SITE PLAN NOT TO SCALE

20TH STREET

18TH STREET

PROPOSED COTTAGES

POCKET NEIGHBORHOOD

AVENUE B

HOUSING EXAMPLES

AVENUE A VISIONING

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AVENUE A PERSPECTIVE

Remove 24th through street

KEY MAP

CENTRAL AVE.

FERGUSON PARK ROAD

EX PANSION

PARK PARKING MULTI-FAMILY

GREENWAY CONNECTION TO JAMES WILSON PARK

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24TH STREET

SITE PLAN NOT TO SCALE

EMERSON S.S.C TRACT VISIONING

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Ferguson Park

Central Avenue

Multi-Family Avenue A Shovel Ready Lots

14th Street

Cottage Homes

24th Street

Avenue B

MLK Festival Grounds

Avenue C Cottage Homes

Bike and Trailway Shovel Ready Lots

Avenue B Extension

James Wilson Park

Neighborhood HUB MHMR

Avenue D

Jeff Hamilton Park

Avenue E

Cottage Homes

Multi-Family

S Henderson St

24th Street

Utility Easement with Trail way

Grocery and neighborhood shops

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OVERALL DISTRICT MASTER PLAN

Avenue H

Shovel Ready Lots

2" W 6" W

2" W

6" W

FOWLER 6" W

6" W

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6" W

6" W

6" W

6" W

6" W

ADAMS AVENUE

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6" W

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34th STREET

24th STREET

6" W

6" W

22nd STREET

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20th STREET

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Emerson S.S.C.

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24th STREET

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6" W 20th

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6" W

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18th STRE ET

34th STREET

6" W

6" W

VA

12" W

12" W

1.5" W

1.5" W

12" W

1.5" W

12" W

12" W

12" W

AVENUE H

1.5" W

12" W

2" W

4" FM

AVENUE H

2" W

12" W

KNOB STREE T

6" W

6" W

6" W 6" W

HENDERSON STREET

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6" W

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6" W

12" W

12" W 6" W

2" W

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8" W

2" W

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6" W

6" W

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2" W

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6" W

6" W

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6" W

6" W

6" W

6" W

2" W

6" W

6" W

6" W

6" W

12" W

6" W

6" W

ABANDONED ROAD

6" W

6" W AVENUE A

2" W

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6" W

2" W

6" W

6" W

6" W

6" W

6" W

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6" W

2" W

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2"

6" W

2" W

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2"

6" W

6" W

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6" W

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6" W

6" W

6" W

4" W 6" W 12th STREET

34th STREET

6" W

18th STREET

2" W

CENTRAL AVENUE 6" W

2" W

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2" W

6" W

2" W

6" W

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2" W

2" W

Ferguson Park

CENTRAL AVE (14TH TO 22ND) 2" W

2" W

8" W

2" W

E CENTRAL AVE

6" W

2" W

6" W

6" W

12th STREET

2" W

Greater Zion Church of God

6" W

6" W

2" W

6" W

2" W

BJ's Brewery

N O R ADAMS AVENUE T H

6" W

6" W

2" W

MKT Depot

6" W

FERGUSON PARK 41

2"

6" W

6" W

6" W

6" W

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FOWLER

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6"

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40th STREET

34th STREET

6" WW 6" WW

32nd STREET

6" WW

30th STREET

6" WW

6" WW

28th STREET

6" WW

8" WW

6" WW

6" WW 6" WW

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8" WW 6" WW

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8" WW

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8" WW

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8" WW

6" WW

24th STREET

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20th STRE ET

18th STRE ET

W

8" W

8"

8" WW

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32nd STREET

8" WW 8" WW

KNOB STREE T

30" WW

30" WW

HENDERSON STREET

6"

30" WW

TERRA CE STREE T

21" WW

30" WW

8" WW

8" WW

8" WW

8" WW

8" WW

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8" WW 8" WW

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WW

8" WW

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8" WW 6" WW

8" WW 6" WW

8" WW 6" WW

8" WW 6" WW

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8" WW 8" WW

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6" WW

8" WW

16th STRE ET

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16th STR EET ALL EY

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6" WW

6" WW

21" WW

6" WW

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6" WW

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16th STRE ET ALLEY

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8" WW

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6" WW

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6" WW

6" WW

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6" WW

6" WW

6" WW

8" WW

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21" WW

21" WW

8" WW

6" WW

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8" WW

6" WW 6" WW

GROUP II

W

8" WW

8" WW

8" WW

W

8" WW

8" WW

"W

8" WW

21" WW

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PROPOSED WASTWATER LINE

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Central County Service (MHMR)

8" WW 8" WW

16th STREET

6" WW

8" WW

6" WW

24" WW

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6" WW

8" WW

8" WW

8" WW

6" WW

8" WW

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8" WW 8" WW

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AVEN UE E

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12" W 24" W W W

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6" WW

14th STR EET

6" WW

8" WW

24

6" WW

6" WW

6" WW 8" WW

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8" WW

6" WW

24th STREET

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24" WW

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12 th ST R EE

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6" WW

12

24

22nd STREET

WW

24" WW

"W 15 W "W W

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6" WW

Wilson Rec. Center

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Emerson S.S.C.

W

20th STREET

8" WW

18th STREET

W

"W

6" WW

6" WW

24" WW

W

W

24

6" WW

6" WW

8" W

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6" WW

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8" WW 12

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HORIZONTAL SCALE IN FEET

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8" WW

AVENUE D

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W

350

W

8" WW

AVENUE A

AVENUE D

12th STRE ET

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175

W

16th STREET

15

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CENTRAL AVE (14TH TO 22ND)

24

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8" WW

KNOB CREEK TRUNK PH IV

34th STREET

12

0

W

E CENTRAL AVE

S 14T H ST

Ferguson Park

8"

12th STREET

12 15" W " WW W

8"

24" WW

6" WW

8" W W

UP RAI LRO AD

6" WW

6" WW

6" WW

6" WW

Greater Zion Church of God

6" WW

15" WW

6" WW

6" WW

6" WW

6" WW

BJ's Brewery

24" WW

MKT Depot

6" WW

15" WW

8" WW

12" WW

12th STREET

W

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8" WW

6" WW

8" WW

ADAMS AVENUE 12

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VENU E E

8" WW

12" WW

12" WW

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PRELIMINARY

TEMPLE REINVESTMENT ZONE WATER LINE REHABILITATION III

PRELIMINARY OPINION OF PROBABLE COST Item No.

Description

1

Mobilization, Bonds and Insurance

3

Trench Safety Plan

2

Estimated Quantity

100% LS

$

125,000.00 $

100% LS

$

3,000.00 $

Right-of-Way Preparation

9,500 LF

4

Storm Water Pollution Prevention Plan (SW3P)

100% LS

$

6

Preparing Traffic Control Plan

100% LS

$

5

7

8

9

SW3P Implementation

Unit Price

100% LS

$

2.00 $

4,000.00 $

Extension Total

125,000.00 19,000.00

3,000.00

4,000.00

$

25,000.00 $

25,000.00

$

12,000.00 $

12,000.00

1.00 $

9,500.00

10,000.00 $

10,000.00

Traffic Control Plan Implementation

100% LS

Trench Safety Plan Implementation (Pipe)

9,500 LF

$

165 EA

$

950.00 $

156,750.00

45 EA

$

1,200.00 $

54,000.00

24 EA

$

4,000.00 $

Provide Record Drawings (AS-BUILTS)

100% LS

10 12" Water Line

2,500 LF

12 8" Water Line

7,000 LF

11 6" Gate Valves

13 8" Gate Valves

14 Water Meter Connection

15 Standard Fire Hydrant Installation

16 Fittings

17 Asphalt Replacement 18 Miscellaneous/Contingencies

300 EA 100% LS

9,500 LF 100% LS

$

$

$

$

$

$ $

5,000.00 $ 42.00 $ 50.00 $

5,000.00

105,000.00

350,000.00

900.00 $

270,000.00

50,000.00 $

50,000.00

95,000.00

16.00 $ 250,000.00 $

152,000.00 250,000.00

Construction Cost $ PROJECT CONSTRUCTION COST TOTAL TO USE $

1,695,250.00 1,700,000.00

OPINION OF PROBABLE COST

FERGUSON PARK 43

Central Avenue 14th Street to 24th Street $3.5 Million OPC

Ferguson Park Parking Lot and Trail to Wilson Park $2.2 Million OPC

Wastewater at the Cottages

24th Street Avenue C to Central Avenue

$150,000 OPC

$2.8 Million OPC

Wastewater at MHMR $325,000 OPC

14th Street Trail Avenue C to Avenue F $500,000 OPC

Avenue D Connections and Alley $5.2 Million OPC

Area Between Avenue E to Avenue H $2.4 Million OPC

14th Street Connection to Luna and 16th Street $3 Million OPC

44 TEMPLE, TEXAS

PROJECT PHASING PLAN

FERGUSON PARK DISTRICT

CONCEPTUAL DESIGN PACKAGE PREPARED FOR THE CITY OF TEMPLE

FERGUSON PARK 45