Tomorrow I am going to
start by walking the property and taking notes on certain aspects of it,
obscurities, how the placement the each aspect of my design. Then, at the
office, I will make the changes that are needed. I am also going to talk with
Scott at another point to discuss the changes that I have made.
March 14, 2013
Day Nine
Today I stared by
adding a few more measurements to my map. I found the width of the dirt road
leading to the turnaround and the diameter of the turnaround. After I had
finished the minor changes I met with Scott McClain and we discussed my
conceptual design. I took notes on a lot of things that needed improvement but
a few that were important were the locations of the road and River Trail and
parking. Scott pulled up the floodplain map on the county GIS and this showed
that a small portion on the property can fill up with water which means it could
also be a wetlands area. In my design the dirt road and the River Trail pass right
through this so I am going to have to move the road and the River Trail
westward to avoid this area. Another change would be adding River Trail access towards
town. This is a simple fix by reflecting the access from Animas View drive to
go both North and South. The main issue we talked about was the parking situation.
One of the goals of the property is to allow for public access to river and
this means some people will be pulling trailers. There has to be a location for
these trailers and at this point I only had areas to park not designated
stalls. To park a trailer you need about 12 feet on each side of a 40 foot
stall. The only area that can accommodate that type of space is on the Sherman
property but it would take up all the space. This means parking will have to be
on both sides of the road in the area closer to the beach. This however is also
necessary because some people will be using this area as an access point to get
to the beach so having parking on both sides will minimize the amount of pedestrian
traffic across the dirt road. A path will also now have to put in to bring
people from those parking spaces to the beach.
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