Lakewood Development Dialogue: Site Design & Community Context

Consultation has concluded

Consultation has concluded.

Updates and comments are closed here now that the process has moved on. To see any scheduled meetings of City Council's Ad Hoc Committee for Development Dialogue, please check these locations:

These old Development Dialogue pages will remain -- providing archival background information, reference documents, videos of Planning Commission discussions and study sessions, recommendations from city staff and more.

Consultation has concluded.

Consultation has concluded

Why are we talking about Site Design and Community Context?

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Site design refers to the size and placement of buildings on a site. This includes building height, distance from other structures, proximity to the street, and site improvements such as sidewalks, driveways, landscaping, signs and more. Quality site design and planning are critical to the image and function of Lakewood. Site planning is used to determine how buildings and other improvements fit within the context of their setting.

Over the past few months we collected input on a range of related issues including the following:
- Concerns with site design for larger buildings, including building height and relationship to the street
- Examples of good and poor site design
- Potential for community amenities through site design (public plazas, open meeting spaces, retail areas)
- Potential site planning requirements that promote sustainability (solar access, tree canopy, water conservation, water quality)
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Lakewood Development Dialogue: Site Design & Community Context

Why are we talking about Site Design and Community Context?

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Lakewood Development Dialogue

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Open Houses and Online Dialogue

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