Huntingburg Concept for Market Street Park and Heritage Trail/Fourth Street
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The final presentation of concepts for the creation of the Market Street Park and the improvements along Fourth Street in Huntingburg.
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Huntingburg Concept for Market Street Park and Heritage Trail/Fourth Street
- 1. FourthStreetTrailRedevelopment& PUBLIC OPEN HOUSE Huntingburg, IN June 17, 2015 HUNTINGBURGSTELLARPROJECTS MarketStreetParkProjects
- 2. WELCOME & Rachel Steckler INTRODUCTIONS Director of Communication and Community Development City of Huntingburg
- 3. FOURTHSTREETSUBCOMMITTEE • Cathy Young, Chair • Cheryl Mattingly • Kathie Lett • Fred Bell • Mark Gasser • Earl Carter • Judy Rohleder
- 4. MARKETSTREETPARK • Cory Menke, Chair • Phyllis Menke • Ashley Blessinger • Brad Ward • Tricia Neukam • Jim Rueger SUBCOMMITTEE
- 5. • Welcome and Introductions • Market Street Park Overview MEETING OUTLINE • Fourth Street Trail Overview • Open House
- 7. LOOP OVERVIEW Part of the Heritage Trail project in the community.
- 8. Fall Creek Greenway- Indianapolis, IN
- 11. Fourth Street- Columbus, IN
- 12. • Provides new opportunities for creating unique business climate in downtown Huntingburg • Serves to attract tourism and new residents, to Huntingburg • Provides direct connections between downtown business district and other parts of the community DRIVER IN ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT AND INVESTMENT IN THE COMMUNITY
- 13. • Finding enough space within the current street alignment • Understanding the business needs along Fourth Street • Uncertainty of permanent construction versus temporary space SOME OF OUR BIGGEST CHALLENGES
- 14. CONCEPT 1- Bump outs
- 15. CONCEPT 2- Remove parking on north side of street
- 16. CONCEPT 3- Angled parking on north south of street
- 17. CONCEPT 4- “Flex” street
- 20. • Worked with a sub committee of residents and business owners • Had two meetings with Fourth Street property and business owners DESIGN PROCESS
- 21. Business and Property Owners Meeting- April 30, 2015
- 22. THREE AREAS 1. What do we want Fourth Street to be (design)? 2. Impacts of construction sequencing 3. Parking disruptions OF DISCUSSION
- 23. WHAT SHOULD FOURTH STREET BE (DESIGN)?
- 24. LOUISVILLE LOOP OVERVIEW PHOTO COURTESY OF THE PARKLANDS AT FLOYDS FORK WHAT WE HEARD:WHAT SHOULD FOURTH STREET BE (DESIGN)?
- 25. LOUISVILLE LOOP OVERVIEW PHOTO COURTESY OF THE PARKLANDS AT FLOYDS FORK POTENTIAL SOLUTIONS • Outdoor dining is important • Decorative paving • Awnings • Trees (non-fruit bearing) • Flowers • Elimination of curb (solid plane) • Landscape and Lighting WHAT SHOULD FOURTH STREET BE (DESIGN)?
- 27. CONSTRUCTION SEQUENCING KEY POINTS: • Likely one construction season • Separate from water line replacement work WHAT WE HEARD: • Complete all construction at once
- 29. PARKING DISRUPTIONS DURING CONSTRUCTION WHAT WE HEARD: • Parking is #1 issue! • There is public parking close to Fourth Street- but will People use it?
- 32. PARKING POTENTIAL SOLUTIONS • Better identify public parkingDISRUPTIONS • Create public relations DURING CONSTRUCTION options(signs) campaign about parking during construction
- 35. FOURTH STREET: Typical Cross Section
- 36. HERITAGE TRAIL: Fourth Street
- 37. FOURTH STREET: Typical Condition
- 38. FOURTH STREET: ”Flexed” Condition
- 39. FOURTH STREET: Outdoor Seating Area
- 40. FOURTH STREET: Outdoor Seating Area
- 41. FOURTH STREET: Street Closed
- 42. FOURTH STREET: Permanent Seating
- 44. FOURTH STREET: ”Flexed” Condition
- 45. MARKETSTREETPARK
- 46. Enhancement of community facility as a center piece of downtown.
- 47. LOUISVILLE LOOP OVERVIEW PHOTO COURTESY OF THE PARKLANDS AT FLOYDS FORK DESIGN PROCESS • Four meetings with Market Street Park sub committee • Identified needs for both festival and non-event park functions • Developed three alternative concepts
- 48. Parks Sub Committee Meeting- June 10, 2015
- 49. LOUISVILLE LOOP OVERVIEW PHOTO COURTESY OF THE PARKLANDS AT FLOYDS FORK DESIGN CHALLENGE… “This park must…” • Function for Special Events (Festivals, Jazz Festival, performances) • Function for “Everyday Use” • Compliment and enhance 4th Street Corridor • Be a place where people “come back to” and not visit just once • Be engaging, multi-purpose & unique.
- 50. • Public restrooms in lower level of adjacent 4th Street building • Provide shade areas (trees / canopies) • Provide flexible space (open lawn & plaza areas) • Lighting should be creative, functional & safe, & respective of surrounding neighborhood context • Parking • Accessibility FUNCTIONAL DESIGN FEATURES
- 51. SITE CHALLENGES
- 53. • Performance venue(s) • Specialty paving in gathering areas of park • Interactive water feature (provides play and is architecturally interesting) • Use of art in and around park (donor recognition, sculpture, etc.) • Park amenities (Community Swings, pergola, seating, etc.) • Park signage and wayfinding (tie into 4th Street Heritage Trail) • Provide vendor accommodation SPECIAL DESIGN FEATURES
- 60. SITE PLAN: aerial view
- 67. GATHER: Light Pier + Banner
- 68. GATHER: Old Town Hall Terrace
- 75. VIEW: Legacy Wall + Fountain
- 76. VIEW: Legacy Wall + Art
- 78. REFLECT: South Lawn + Swings
- 80. LOUISVILLE LOOP OVERVIEW PHOTO COURTESY OF THE PARKLANDS AT FLOYDS FORK NEXT STEPS • Get public feedback on concepts • Begin the design process for both projects • Construction of Park- 2016 • Construction of Fourth Street- 2017
- 81. FourthStreetTrailRedevelopment& PUBLIC OPEN HOUSE Huntingburg, IN June 17, 2015 HUNTINGBURGSTELLARPROJECTS MarketStreetParkProjects