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Welcome to the website for the East Wilson Street/Schley Pass/Dewey Court Neighborhood Conservation Study, which is the next step in determining whether or not a neighborhood conservation district should be created to help preserve the unique character of the study area as recommended in adopted neighborhood plans. The website contains notices of meetings or other events related to the Conservation Study, a record of the study process to date, and background information and maps related to the study area and the potential neighborhood conservation district. Please visit this site frequently to learn about future meetings and review updated information as the Conservation Study progresses.
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Alder
and Staff
Contacts
Marsha Rummel, Alder - District 06
Phone: 608-772-4555
email: district6@cityofmadison.com
Heather Stouder, Planner
Phone: 608-266-5974
email: hstouder@cityofmadison.com
Michael
Waidelich, Principal Planner
Phone: 608-267-8735
email: mwaidelich@cityofmadison.com
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E. Wilson/Schley/Dewey Neighborhood Conservation Study Area
| Neighborhood Conservation Study Meeting Information |
A series of 4-5 meetings are scheduled for the Neighborhood Conservation Study. While the topics covered may change based on attendance and what is accomplished at previous meetings, this overview provides a helpful framework for what to expect during the meetings.
Individual meeting information, agendas and summaries are available at the links below:
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Agenda |
Summary |
Maps and Additional Materials |
Meeting 1:
Wednesday, March 10, 2010
7:15-9:15pm
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Agenda |
Summary |
Context Map
Existing Land Use
Zoning Map |
Meeting 2:
Monday, April 12, 2010
7:15-9:15pm
Wil-Mar Neighborhood Center, Yahara Room
953 Jenifer Street
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Agenda |
Summary |
Public Right-of-Way
Lot Characteristics
Building Heights
Roof Shape
Porch Type
Living Area
Date of Construction
Off-Street Parking
Dominant Building
Color |
Meeting 3:
Wednesday, April 28, 2010
7:15-9:15pm
Wil-Mar Neighborhood Center, Yahara Room
953 Jenifer Street
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Agenda |
Summary |
Current Zoning
Residential Zoning Standards
Discussion Handout |
Meeting 4:
Wednesday, May 26, 2010
7:15-9:15pm
Wil-Mar Neighborhood Center, Yahara Room
953 Jenifer Street
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Agenda |
Summary |
Potential Height Limits and Transition Areas
Potential Transition Areas
Potential Regulatory Framework |
Meeting 5:
Wednesday, June 9, 2010
6:30-8:30pm
Wil-Mar Neighborhood Center, Yahara Room
953 Jenifer Street |
Agenda |
Summary |
Potential Base Zoning Districts
Potential Base Zoning Standards |
Neighborhood Conservation Study Report - Presentation of Draft
Thursday, July 22, 2010
6:00-8:00pm
Goodman Community Center
Room Merrill Lynch C
149 Waubesa St. |
Agenda |
Summary |
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Meeting 7
Monday, March 14
6:30-8:00
O’Keefe Middle School Cafeteria
510 South Thornton Avenue |
Agenda |
Summary |
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Background Information on Neighborhood Conservation Districts
In 2007, the Madison Common Council adopted an ordinance amending the Zoning Code to establish a multi-step process for creating neighborhood conservation districts as one approach that can be used to preserve the unique physical characteristics of sub-areas within the city. If supported by area residents and property owners and adopted by the Common Council, a neighborhood conservation district is an overlay zoning district that provides additional regulations designed to ensure that future property improvements and redevelopment maintain the essential physical characteristics determined to be important to the area’s unique identity.
Currently, no neighborhood conservation districts have been created in the City of Madison, but several adopted City plans, including the Marquette-Schenk Atwood Neighborhood Plan and the East Rail Corridor Plan, recommend consideration of a neighborhood conservation district in the East Wilson Street/Schley Pass/Dewey Court area. The steps in the process for considering the creation of a NCD are summarized below, beginning with a formal request for consideration by a resident of the proposed NCD area. Links are provided to materials related to the steps that have been completed to date for the East Wilson Street/Schley Pass/Dewey Court area.
Required Steps to Create a Neighborhood Conservation District
Formal Request by a Resident of the Proposed District
Request received July 2007
Eligibility Determination
October 1, 2008 Eligibility Letter
Informational Meeting
Materials presented at October 29, 2008 Informational Meeting
Survey Area Owners and Occupants, and Report Results to Common Council
Survey Results reported May 28, 2009
Council Resolution Authorizing Neighborhood Conservation Study
August 4, 2009 Resolution
Neighborhood Conservation Study
Begins March 10, 2010
Consider Ordinance to create NCD |
