2014.01.15 - Milliken Design Guidelines

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Project Area Recommendations Designing Milliken’s Downtown Spaces Project Area Overall Rankings Chapter 3: Recommendations Final design improvements were ranked by the community during the November 2013 Open House 1 2 3 4 5 6 Windmill Gateway Improvements Heritage House Landscape Improvements Broad Street Improvements Town Square/Town Hall Improvements Gateway – Highway 60 Improvements Grain Elevator Landscape Improvements 20 7 Fireman’s Park Landscape Improvements
Project Area Recommendations Constructing Improvements: Moving from Concept through Construction Conceptual Design and Construction Documentation – Two Valid Pathways to Completion Flexibility of Constructing from Conceptual Design Plans During the Design Guidelines process, the importance of being able to utilize existing Town resources and creative volunteer efforts to achieve the proposed Project Area improvements was stressed. Because the Design Guidelines Project Area plans are conceptual, there is a certain degree of flexibility within the designs that naturally lends itself to more incremental and responsive installation efforts, if this is the preferred approach. When installing proposed improvements from conceptual plans, each step of the construction process requires greater staff oversight and direction, especially when working with volunteers and donated materials. Progressing from Concept to Construction Documentation If the determination is made to take the conceptual designs of the Design Guidelines and create final construction documents prior to installing improvements, there will still be staff oversight of the process, but the first steps will involve contracting additional design and engineering services to move the plans from conceptual design to final construction documentation. NOTE: Within the Design Guidelines, the Goals, Actions and Steps will be based on an assumption that the Project Area improvements will be installed from the conceptual design plans, using Staff oversight and direction to fund and implement projects incrementally and organically as funds and support are available. Many of Milliken’s existing beautification projects have been completed and maintained through volunteer efforts and Town Staff support. Chapter 3: Recommendations 21
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