FINAL PNF -- Jackson Square - Boston Redevelopment Authority

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Legend Project Boundary Scale 1:4,800 1 inch = 400 feet 200 0 200 400 Lamartine Street Feet G:\Projects2\MA\Boston\1772_Jackson_Sq\PNF\planning_area.mxd Jackson Square Station T Centre Street SITE III Amory Avenue Heath Street SITE I Amory Street Jackson Street Columbus Avenue SITE II Highland Street Ritchie Street Academy Road Figure 1-2 Aerial Locus - Development Parcels Jackson Square Boston, Massachusetts Marcella Street Basemap: 2003 Orthophotography, BWSC 10/18/06
The design seamlessly integrates public and adjacent private parcels into a single, comprehensive development program. It is ambitious in its goals, but reflects realistic strategies for funding and development phasing. Design and Development Principles The Project’s Urban Design and Development Principles include: Establishing the heart of Jackson Square by taking full advantage of its location adjacent to a major transit site and re-establishing it as a traditional urban neighborhood center; Rebuilding Connections Across Columbus Avenue by distributing new programs and services across both sides of the street; Embracing Diversity by retaining and strengthening the cultural, ethnic, and economic diversity that is a hallmark of Jamaica Plain and Roxbury; Encouraging Active Open Space by taking full advantage of the many unbuildable easements to underscore making Jackson Square a true destination; Prioritizing Pedestrian Safety by creating wide sidewalks, ample street crossings with improved signalization and creating paths which follow natural walking desire lines; Creating a Transit oriented development (TOD) by creating mixed uses clustered around the station to generate transit and pedestrian trips throughout the day and improving access to the MBTA station; and Embracing Sustainability and Green Design by integrating sustainable design throughout the Project’s design, construction, operation and occupancy and taking a “green” project-wide approach to the critical issues of energy use, stormwater management and transportation alternatives. Additional information on Sustainable Design is included in Section 3.2.14. Program As previously described, the Jackson Square Partners team has developed a bold and ambitious proposal that seamlessly integrates public and private land into a single, coherent development plan. The Project delivers the community vision with substantial community benefits while balancing the realities of financial feasibility. It integrates a broad mix of program uses and building types to create a pedestrian-oriented neighborhood that puts the “Square” back in Jackson Square. Specifically, the Project includes: State-of-the-art youth and family facilities ♦ A 19,800 square-foot youth and family center; and 1772/PNF/ Jackson Square Page 1-10 Summary Epsilon Associates, Inc.
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4.0 COORDINATION WITH OTHER GOVERNM
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