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HomeMy WebLinkAboutARB201800144 Review Comments 2018-12-18 Margaret Maliszewski From: Dave Brockman <info@oldtrailvillage.net> Sent: Thursday, December 27, 2018 4:41 PM To: Margaret Maliszewski • Subject: Re: OTV signs and lighting That is the intent. It'll all be the same stone. Hope that helps On Dec 27, 2018, at 4:34 PM, Margaret Maliszewski<MMaliszewski@albemarle.org>wrote: Good afternoon, Dave. Regarding#3:The drawings show a sign base of field stone and decorative stone walls. I was trying to get confirmation that the field stone bases and the decorative stone walls were intended to have a similar appearance to the stonework of the Shenandoah Park signs, so that I could forgo a physical sample. Can you confirm that this is the intent? Thanks. Margaret From: Dave Brockman<info@oldtrailvillage.net> Sent:Tuesday, December 18, 2018 1:48 PM To: Margaret Maliszewski<MMaliszewski@albemarle.org> Subject: Re: OTV signs and'lighting Hi Margaret, I hope you are doing well. I've prepared the response to your questions in two parts.The first is samples and clarifications that were dropped off at the Development Counter this afternoon. In this I provided the Nichiha Cedar sample.The attached transmittal letter was also left,which clarified the color of aluminum cut out letters as detailed by Gropen. Below is a complete summary of response and I've also attached the updated Photometric plans as requested: 1.Sample of Vintage Wood Nichiha product"Cedar"was dropped off at Community Development.This product will be encased within a metal frame for weather protection as depicted on the detailed plans. 2. Cut out letters are to be"Brushed Natural Aluminum,with Satin Clear Coat" (no sample required). 3. In regards to the imagery,these two materials are intended to simulate the design inspiration from the Shenandoah National Park stonework.The design image submitted with the application was to demonstrate this inspiration as a way of paying respect and to build upon a more contemporary interpretation as we described in our zoning application. 4 No actual calculations were changed. The footcandles and photometric schedule were just checked with the 302 lumens input. 5 Notes removed. The photometrics for the street lights are calculated at ground level. Please let me know if you need any additional information. If you can also let me know next steps as we would like to begin the fabrication of the sign due to the extent of time it takes to complete. Dave Brockman 1 la1�711 f Provide a sample of the Nichiha panel. 2. Identify on the drawings the color/finish of the aluminum letters. 1/(Apic eAlt,t,g//he& 4-1:2_ iviA.A.01 4-A,/itiiii-41A. i Gt/1 7240/6"-Al Cleil-A-- Ger-a-- ( 7)/1-0)1/ tale' <------5 ' 6(__ cAA-4_ 0( --)4-,/i-t-r/4 -722 .4"...1) C,, . The original submittal included images of Shenandoah National Park stonework.Were these images intended to illustrate the sign bases or the decorative stone walls, or both? Please clarify —_ . the sign elevation and plan drawings to further clarify the stone material. "Wow /7,144/ L/4'J Note 4 on the Roudabush & Gale November 29 comment response letter states that "the calculations on the plans have been revised." Please clarify which calculations have changed. 4,1,&/ e/ - ,o ur14./fri414-a ,. 5. A note on the street light photometric plans states that footcandles were calculated at 3.5' above grade, and that all lights will be bronze anodized." These notes make sense for the ground-mounted sign lights, but not for the street lights. Illumination of the street lights must be calculated at ground level, and the street light cut sheets indicate that black is the proposed finish. Please remove the notes from the street light sheets and ensure that the street light photometrics are calculated at ground level. 406 L' ! ���7'I.C.� ,jam /�'�'� 7k1..49-4 .."1-6--r2-2/r112/ . Y 01 ` 0011 rmo, Letter of Transmittal 171 OLD TRAIL ! Date: December 18, 2018 VILLAGE To: Margaret Maliszewski, Chief of From: David Brockman Planning/Resource Management Old Trail Village Albemarle County Department of 1005 Heathercroft Circle, Suite 100 Community Development Crozet, VA 22932 401 McIntire Road Charlottesville, VA 22902 Hi Margaret, In response to your 12/17/18 email I'm enclosing a sample of the simulated wood material as requested. This material will be the sign panel backdrop where we intend to place aluminum cut out letters with the finished as noted below: 1. Sample of Vintage Wood Nichiha product "Cedar" and encased within a metal frame for weather protection. 2. Brushed Natural Aluminum, with Satin Clear Coat (no sample required). 3. These two materials are intended to simulate the design inspiration from the Shenandoah National Park stonework. The design image submitted with the application was to demonstrate this inspiration as a way of paying respect and to build upon a more contemporary interpretation as we described in our zoning application. We will be responding to the photometric comments via separate cover. Dave Brockman RECEIVED DFG 1 P 2n18 COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT COUNTY OF ALBEMARLE Department of Community Development 401 McIntire Road, North Wing Charlottesville, Virginia 22902-4596 Phone 434 296-5832 Fax (43D 972-4126 November 14, 2018 Dave Brockman March Mountain Properties LLC 1005 Heathercroft Circle, Suite 100 Crozet, VA 22932 RE: ARB-2018-144 Old Trail Village Entry Signage and ARB-2018-145: Old Trail Village Entry Lighting Dear Dave, I have reviewed the above -noted ARB applications and I have the following comments: 1. Materials have been identified on the sign drawing, but colors have not. Please update the sign drawing (Sheet A.1) to identify the proposed sign colors. 2. Color/material samples have not been provided. Please submit them for review. 3. The color/finish of the ground -mounted light fixture has not been identified. Please update the cut sheet and/or sign drawings to indicate the color/finish for the ground -mounted sign lights. 4. The maximum lumens emitted by the ground -mounted fixtures is not indicated in the submittal. An on-line chat with the light manufacturer indicated that the lamp emits 302 lumens. If your understanding is otherwise, please contact me. 5. Much of the information on the submitted drawings is too small to read, including the photometric values. Please provide the drawings at a size that is scale -able and legible. 6. Clearly identify the property lines on both photometric plans. 7. On the photometric plan that identifies the street light locations, add information to clarify the location of the illustrated street segment. (Is that the north end of the median at the Rt. 250 entrance in the lower right corner?) 8. On the landscape plan, show that existing wooded areas are not impacted by the proposed development. Please respond by email within 15 days of the date of this letter indicating whether you will or will not proceed with these revisions. Your decision to make the revisions will suspend the 60-day review period associated with your original submittal. If you choose to complete the revisions, please forward one color copy of the revised drawings to me. (An emailed pdf would also be appreciated.) If you choose not to proceed with these revisions, staff will be unable to approve your applications. Failure to respond to this letter shall be presumed to be a request to proceed to action on the application without further revisions. If you have any questions about this action, please contact me as soon as possible, Sincerely, r Margaret_ Maliszewski Chief of Planning/Resource Management cc: File ROUDABUSH, GALE &.ASSOCIATES, INC. A A PROFESSIONAL CORPORATION S P LAND SURVEYING Serving Virginia'Since 1956 ENGINFFRING LANDPIANNING ENGINEERING.DEPARTMENT SURVEY DEPARTMENT 172 SOUTH PANT(PS DRIVE,STE.A 914 MONTICELLO ROAD JIM L.TAGGART,RE, CIIARLO'ITESVILLE,VA 22911 CI-IARLO'FTERVILLE.VA 22902 MB,1-IAM J.LEDOL TTER{i,.S. DON FRANCO,P.E. PI IONE(434)979.8121 PHONE'(434)977-0205 :BRIAN D.JAMISON.L.S. DAVID M.ROBINSON,P.E. FAX(434)979-1681 FAX(434)296.5220 KRISI'OPIJER C.MINTERS,L.S. AMMY M.GEORGE,PLA INFOLROUDAB1JSILCOM November 29, 2018 Mrs. M. Maliszewski County of Albemarle Chief of Planning/Resource Management 401 McIntire Road Charlottesville, VA 22902-4596 RE:ARB-2018-144 Old Trail Village Entry Signage and ARB-2018-145: Old Trail Village Entry Lighting Dear Margaret, Please find attached the revised plans. The plans have been revised to address the comments in accordance with the following: ARB 1. Materials have been identified on the sign drawing,but colors have not. Please update the sign drawing(Sheet A.l)to identify the proposed sign colors. RESPONSE: Color and material samples to be submitted by Architect. • 2. Color/material samples have not been provided. Please submit them for review. RESPONSE: Color and material samples to be submitted by Architect. 3. The color/finish of the ground-mounted light fixture has not been identified. Please update the cut sheet and/or sign drawingstoindicatethecolor/finishforthe ground-mounted sign lights. RESPONSE: All lights will be bronze anodized. Note has been added to the plans. 4. The maximum lumens emitted by the ground-mounted fixtures is not indicated in the submittal. An on-line chat with the light manufacturer indicated that the lamp emits 302 lumens. If your understanding is otherwise, please contact me. RESPONSE: 302 Lumens is correct. The calculations on the plans have been revised. 5. Much of the information on the submitted drawings is too small to read,including the photometric values. Please provide the drawings at a size that is scale-able and legible. Q t 11i9 41 RESPONSE: The plans have been resized to fit on 11x17 format. 6. Clearly identify the property lines on both photometric plans. RESPONSE: Property lines have been added to the plans. 7. On the photometric plan that identifies the street light locations,add information to clarify the location of the illustrated street segment.(Is that the north end of the median at the Rt.250 entrance in the lower right corner?) RESPONSE: The correct light plan will be submitted with this review. 8. On the landscape plan,show that existing wooded areas are not impacted by the proposed development. RESPONSE: Location of natural tree line has been field located by RGA survey and reflected on the architect's submittal of the landscape plan. The limits of disturbance and tree protection coincide with the Landscape Plan submitted by the architect. A note will be added stating that existing wooded areas will not be impacted by proposed development. ' We thank you for taking the time to review these plans and trust the above adequately addresses your comments. However, please let me know if you have any questions or require additional information. Very truly yours, Riki Van-Niekerk