The Orange Avenue Corridor Specific Plan - City of Coronado

E.5. Kiosk Program
The previous sections focused on vehicular
signage; however, once people are out
on foot, a system of pedestrian informational
kiosks is desirable for orientation
and to stimulate interest in walking further.
The kiosks would display a key map
with various destinations (see list above.)
Kiosk design should be compatible with
the character of the Specific Plan’s commercial
areas.
For planning purposes, the following
locations are recommended for kiosk
locations:
• Downtown commercial area in near
proximity to Hotel Del Coronado
and/or Adella Plaza
• Rotary Park (after expansion)
• Uptown commercial area near the
Ferry Landing
F. PARKING
Figure VIII-6 Conceptual
Beach Parking Signage
E.4. Street Signage
A unique street sign should be created
and installed for all street corners within
the Specific Plan area. This helps create an
identity and sense of place that is distinct
from the rest of Coronado. Figure VIII-7 is
a conceptual design for such signage.
Figure VIII-7 Conceptual Street Signage
The Mission Group prepared a parking
study as part of the Orange Avenue Corridor
Specific Plan process. While portions
of the study are summarized below, the
full document is available at City of Coronado’s
Community Development Department.
The parking study looked at conditions in
the commercial areas within the Specific
Plan area and some residential blocks
outside of the Specific Plan area, but
adjacent to it. The parking study’s area
encompasses Coronado’s northern and
southern commercial centers, and
included 20 blocks of off-street parking
and 85 block faces of on-street parking
(See Figure VIII-8).
For the purposes of the study, the larger
area was divided into three sub-areas
(See Figure VIII-9).
Chapter VIII – MOBILITY, WAYFINDING AND PARKING
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