Book 1 - City of St. Petersburg

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• Fire and Life Safety Requirements Applicable Codes Occupancy Classification Occupant Load Performance Based Egress Design approach Fire Department Access and Facilities Fire Protection Systems • Accessibility and Code Requirements Accessibility Requirements Occupancy Applicable Codes and Standards Risk Category Descriptions Risk Category Requirements Risk Category Recommendation Risk Category Design Implications • Permitting and Demolition New St. Petersburg Pier Permitting Pier Demolition Albert Whitted Shoreline Stabilization Water Quality Monitoring Pier Structure Environmental Considerations Marina Environmental Considerations Underwater Reef Environmental Considerations Construction Methodologies MICHAEL MALTZAN ARCHITECTURE, INC. 3 - 3
BASIS OF DESIGN BOOK 1 3 GENERAL PLANNING CRITERIA PUBLIC OUTREACH NOTES Summary Beginning in June 2012, the design team embarked on a substantial public outreach campaign to educate the community about the Lens. Led by Lisa Wannemacher of Wannemacher Jensen Architects, a total of 38 presentations were made to local Rotary Groups, Exchange Clubs, Neighborhood Associations, university students and public and private organizations between April and November of 2012. Several others will be held in the near future. Following the presentations, a question and answer period provided an opportunity for the public to obtain additional insight and offer their personal ideas and aspirations. The attendees left the presentations with a greater understanding of the project and the overwhelming majority became strong supporters of the process and the design. A few noteworthy comments follow: “I had several members approach me afterwards to express how much more clearly they understood the project, and felt more comfortable with the plan and design. I believe that the evening was a success.” Andrew Lee – President, MLK Business District “I know the vast majority of the audience was favorably impressed, if not inspired. You set the stage nicely, and then made a great case for the direction we are headed in on this long range project.” Peter Motzenbecker – Vinoy Business Alliance “I believe I detected a growing enthusiasm for the project within our membership.” Jim Schattman – President, Crossroads Area Neighborhood Association “Lisa, you changed a lot of people’s minds.” David Hoover – President, Riviera Bay Civic Association “I feel several ‘undecideds’ left with a much better understanding of what the Lens is about!” Hal Freedman – Downtown Resident Additionally, artists, commercial business owners and athletic event directors, among others, were contacted to solicit their input for the final BOD Report. Presentations and public outreach will continue throughout future phases of the project so that the new Pier design will ultimately become a true reflection of the communities’ ambitions, goals and desires. Several design refinements have already occurred as a result of comments from the community and individual citizens. Important changes include: elimination of motorboats from the Marina to provide a space that favors passive, people-powered watercraft; relocation of the Learning Steps Amphitheater to the Promontory; provision of designated fishing platforms; reduction in overall length of the Lens; incorporation of a civic water feature at the Uplands; increase in the widths of the Overwater 3 - 4 THE NEW ST. PETERSBURG PIER
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