The Orange Avenue Corridor Specific Plan - City of Coronado

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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 Page 98 ORANGE AVENUE CORRIDOR SPECIFIC PLAN
Figure VIII-8 Parking Study Area Chapter VIII – MOBILITY, WAYFINDING AND PARKING ORANGE AVENUE CORRIDOR SPECIFIC PLAN Page 99
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F. CONTEXT/GENERAL PROJECT CONSIDER
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LIST OF TABLES Table IV-1 COMMERCIA
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Chapter I INTRODUCTION The Specific
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Figure I-2 Limited Vicinity Map Cha
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B. BACKGROUND Coronado’s distinct
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Coronado’s approximately 60,000 S
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Figure I-6 Generalized Existing Lan
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Chapter 9: Infrastructure This non-
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“What are Coronado’s strongest
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• October 31, 2002 The Committee
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The Village Theater holds special m
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military for services is a positive
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• Continue sidewalk and streetsca
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When used in this Specific Plan, th
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B. REVIEW OF PROJECTS B.1. Purpose
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Permitted Minor SUP Prohibited Loca
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Treatment (non-toxic Light coating/
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Industry (sculpture, Handicraft-typ
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D. PERMITTED USES D.1. Community Se
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. Formula Retail (see Section G. Fo
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E.7. Transportation a. Parking Stru
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H. FORMULA FAST FOOD H.1. Purpose T
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J. OFF-STREET PARKING J.1. Purpose
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trator shall provide written interp
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