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Downtown Riverfront Specific Area Plan River overtook lomposed Interprellve Arp Site within Cultural Landscape �'•�•• Ourtine oil Cultural Landscape Area ■ Riparian Zone Green Extension Lc Ptaft Gathering Space - Hardscape l Meadow RPrairie a Rastaurant Row ` ® Swale) Riparian Extension Stearn 'PtantInlerproUvo Sipe' Parallel Parking at Street Vladucp Cdumna Entry Plaza i Open Space • IMarprellrenfteme4onl� . uuWOaf eemib?g • abeer hervlfrilm�dLeriMef • »ce f isveo-f UparMP✓ h 6M Skod �r Green Streets ,raa maR«eik� ienv sneimen rm,rnw l N , • etaal henlsh�r: }e abenchee Millpond Swale overlook rode vh. niks hartawa 9P tQ wiPlr Itrei. Wd — • ygntllea.89Udppr aeeYn9 Mlllpond Swale — — r�dNa �. x>.uhr e vegan peepEaae raoM.9.ahr peaVe.re • pa.a!e�eapn„eesa9mnn�e Steam Plant I utility Intarpretive Area M�ra bmcn 8 shnd�. are�nmN.m M�0.nnM Swale • iMerpraire pWeMwMres Poe h�skxyd ette pe19se JwLhx•uatny Pollinator overlook - maadawt,�4nM aeimm reeve Irees a ehtvae pe9�a a ee+kses rnMOa1 NN rkpa 9r y . i9LLrytelire aryycnwitim bt nislugdl;Pe N 9., LL- FIGURE 4 -26: DESIGN GUIDELINES - CULTURAL LANDSCAPE & OPEN SPACE CULTURAL LANDSCAPE & OPEN SPACE Eugene's downtown riverfront is a place that we share, making it an ideal landscape for community education and lessons from history. The overarching open space proposal is for a Cultural Landscape along the river —a community trove of green space, interpretive sites, public art, vistas and historic structures that teach about the history and culture embedded along the riverfront site. The intent is to use the riverfront landscape to teach and inspire inquiry into our community's history, in a variety of ways and at a variety of scales. The ecological design of the open space was influenced by the Riverfront Ecological Analysis and Design Report as well as extensive input from the public meetings, numerous stakeholder interviews, relevant precedents throughout the Pacific Northwest, and the professional experience of the design team. Through this work and additional research, environmental education and habitat enhancement were identified as two primary ecological objectives of the open space design. The Appendix includes a preliminary list of recommended interpretive site topics for the Cultural Landscape. The design guidelines on the pages that follow direct the design and construction of Cultural Landscape and Open Space areas. DESIGN GUIDELINES !Riparian Zane nmlr�3. rase a enn.ce iimllp0 eceas la Myer cage • pelF.s a be^ — Existing EWE Plaza pxa Y ea bk °a rage r native trtias, arruba 8 trwn . pp1h5 8 nen�Jws Sm Avenue Green Expansion 9pv,m n.cre a s+n,ep bMbsrs,pp ate+rr.neW* C l m ru orgy a hendws Fastival Street • kx,nte.i ora,a axte *rcx • pulhe A krr�s9!e¢ Plaza rralAr � h,ra stirs keee a xr.,vap • apeatnnamreige a env ties SRO Path f Meadow 1 Native Landscape CQMan • aaYra lrAn 6plarha • r>ae•ta btndes RBStau= ROW 5f fea9eurpnte8•lwep WDIM lKprmr�nlede Aaeaaf abtll .canna tritlel Riparian Expansion �ene reap a vuun,. emerceo nepne� Oth SVaut Green Extension IenJUnCe slmmwetee UnexienC ..NM.I a y1vy • Loper M1 snlaMg9 8 ap,N.n Riparian Ycvpe nek saes a atmthe xrnaed eeaaae m over .pp+enrae cue t ae0eemem aem CULTURAL LANDSCAPE ZONE: OPEN SPACE PROGRAM scaa> e•.2W ndam 1 ••. •.._. 290 a 19a 296' 190 The design guidelines specified on the page that follows shall be used to direct the design and construction of Cultural Landscape and Open Space areas conceptually shown in the Downtown Riverfront Special Area Zone (S -DR) and in Figures 4-23,4-24, and 4 -26. For the purposes of these guidelines, the phrase "to the extent practicable" means that the guideline as described will be met to the extent possible while also allowing the design to: meet safety requirements, ensure compatibility between adjacent park and open space features, meet state and federal regulatory requirements including ADA accessibility requirements, stay within the construction and maintenance budget of the land managing agency, and ensure that the facilities can be sustainably maintained over their lifetime. This will require, in some cases, that the guidelines below will be met to a lesser degree in order to meet other requirements including those listed above. Designs for development of any land that will be owned or managed by the City shall be reviewed and approved by the Eugene Parks and Open Space division prior to application for land use approvals and building permits. 50 ■ Rowell Brokaw Architects