HomeMy WebLinkAboutSP200700027 Resubmittal 2008-01-04 COUNTY OF ALBEMARLE
Department of Planning&Community Development
401 McIntire Road
Charlottesville,VA 22901-4596
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December 21,2007
Ms.Joan McDowell
Community Development
401 McIntire Road North Wing
Charlottesville,VA 22902
RE:Emmanuel Episcopal Church SP 2007-027
Dear Joan:
Thank you for meeting with me to review the county comments. I have met with the church representatives
and they are excited that we seem to be progressing forward and working out details. We are requesting two
waivers at this time; one for parking design requirements, and one for critical slopes. We look forward to
presenting in front of the Planning Commission in January. Please find our responses to comments attached.
Memorandum of December 12,2007 comments:
Planning
1. We are asking for a critical slopes waiver in one location on the west side of the proposed future
structure to accommodate grading for the building and accessible parking. The east side of the
future structure and site wall have been modified to have a 10'minimum offset to provide a working
space for grading and equipment
2. The proposed building will be 30'tall to the roof peak at the first floor. The building will be 44' tall
from the "walk-out"ground floor. The maximum square footage will be 12,000 gross square feet of
which approximately 6,000 s.f. is on the ground floor and 6,000 s.f. is on the first floor.
3. The proposed uses will be: fellowship hall,kitchen,classrooms,and office.
4. An additional drawing has been provided to show phases.
5. DHR correspondence is attached.
6. Much of the work will be within the drip lines of the trees. The church has retained Mr.Michael
Abbott,a certified arborist,of Bartlett Tree Experts. For several years,he has been providing
assessment and tree care on site. He is familiar with the conditions of the trees. We have consulted
with him regarding these plans. To date Mr. Abbott has expressed his opinion that,with proper care
before,during and,after construction,the trees should live. The church will continue to retain his
services throughout the planning and construction of this project.
7. A pedestrian connection has been shown.
8. The columbarium will be approximately 3'wide, 6'long,and 6'high.
9. The church members believe that this is a memorial marker. The marker and area 10' in diameter
around the marker will not be disturbed by grading operations or by site improvements.
Memorandum of November 27,2007 comments:
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Zoning
1. We agree with the extended validity period of 5 years.
2. We are asking for administrative approval from this point forward.
3. We will get Health Department Approval.
4. Maximum Square footage is outlined above.
November 12,2007 comments:
Engineering
1. Storm water of this parking area will be captured in the area shown. The church does not wish to
have the storm water management facilities visible and therefore it is their desire for them to be
placed underground.
2. Mr. Denunzio of VDOT is requesting only a 150'turn lane and a 100'taper with a 35'entrance
radius. We will adhere to these requirements. Should VDOT request an additional turn lane we will
perform a warrant analysis using the projected traffic build out to establish our minimum
requirements. It is the desire of the church not to add both right and turn lanes in order to keep the
rural feel of the entrance corridor. The church is not seeking to increase capacity of the sanctuary,
the limiting factor of the church attendance.
3. Refer to item#2 in the "Zoning" response above.
4. A critical slope waiver is being requested.
Memorandum of November 15,2007 comments:
Zoning and Current Development
1. Refer to #2 in the "Zoning"response above.
2. Critical slope waiver is being requested.
3. The line has been revised.
4. A new light fixture has been chosen. We realise that this fixture does not meet the absolute letter of
the ordinance,as it is a post top mounted fixture and light may reflect off of the top of the post. It
does meet the full cut off requirements. It is the church's desire to have an historic looking fixture in
keeping with the nature of the church. We are willing to work with staff if they have suggestions for
a fixture that meets all the county's criteria and is an historic post top mounted light.
Memorandum of November 14,2007 comments:
Landscape Planning
1. Contour labels have been added and overlapping lines have been fixed.
2. Contour labels have been added.
3. Trees not marked for demolition will be saved. Trees labeled for demolition are on the landscape
plan.
4. As it relates to section 32.7.9.7.b Interior landscaping the following apply to the plan:
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a. The total parking and driveway area is equal to approximately 50,805 sf. The required five
percent planting area would be equal to 2,540 sf. The interior island on the east side parking
area is approximately 3,369 sf. or 6.6%. Additional areas for planting are shown,raising the
provided landscape area even further beyond the minimum requirement.
b. There are 22 new or existing trees within 5'of parking areas. This is a ratio of 1:6 trees per
parking ratio,well in excess of the 1:10 ratio required.
5. Contours have been corrected. All proposed trees will be 3"caliber or greater.
6. A new Fixture has been added. Please see response above.
7. Previously addressed.
8. Previously addressed.
9. Drafting has been corrected.
Sincerely,
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Mark Lieberth,ALSA,LEED AP
Associate,Land Planning and Design
Enclosures: (6) preliminary plans 8 sheets total
(1) 11x17 reductions
(2) Applications for Variance,Critical Slopes and Parking design requirements
(1) Light Cut Sheet for Providence series by AAL
(3) Correspondence of 6-01-07,6-27-07 and to DHR regarding this project
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_.pplication for
Variance
❑ Variance= $120
Project Name: Emmanuel Episcopal Church
TMP 70-13&13A, TMP 70-12 White Hall RA3
Tax map and parcel: Magisterial District: Zoning:
Physical Street Address(if assigned):
7599 Rockfish Gap Turnpike, Greenwood, Virginia 22943
Location of property(landmarks,intersections,or other):
Route 250 approx. 3 miles west of I-64 interchange
Contact Person(Who should we call/write concerning this project?):
Mark Lieberth
Address 310 East Main Street, Suite 200 City Charlottesville State VA Zip 22902
Daytime Phone(434) 296-2108 Fax#(434 ) 296-2109 E-mail marklapda.net
Owner of Record Emmanuel Episcopal Church
Address PO Box 38 City Greenwood State VA Zip 22943
Daytime Phone(540 ) 456-6334 , Fax#( ) E-mail
Applicant(Who is the Contact person representing?):
Emmanuel Episcopal Church
Address PO Box 38 City Greenwood State VA Zip 22943
Daytime Phone(54 0) 456-6334 Fax#( ) E-mail
FOR OFFICE USE ONLY VA# ORDINANCE SECTION# SIGN#
Fee Amount$ 1 ,6 Date Paid (2-aI By who? cA&c \ . Receipt# 69 ' 1 Ck# )Utfi By: U f S
County of Albemarle Department of Community Development
401 McIntire Road Charlottesville,VA 22902 Voice: (434)296-5832 Fax: (434) 972-4126
5/1/06 Page 1 of 2
The following information shall be submitted with the application and is to be provided by the applicant:
1) Recorded plat or boundary survey of the property requested for the rezoning. If there is no recorded plat or boundary survey,please
provide legal description of the property and the Deed Book and page number or Plat Book and page number.
2) The appropriate drawings showing all existing and proposed improvements on the property,with all dimensions and distances to
property lines,and any special conditions on the property that may justify the request.
3) Fee payable to the County of Albemarle.
4) Description of Request(include dimensions,measurements or sizes in feet):
5) Justification shall be based on these three(3)criteria:
1. That the strict application of this ordinance would produce undue hardship.
2. That such hardship is not shared generally by other properties in the same zoning district and the same vicinity.
3. That the authorization of such variance will not be of substantial detriment to adjacent property and that the character of the
district will not be changed by the granting of the variance.
Owner/Applicant Must Read and Sign
The application may be deferred by the staff or the Board of Zoning Appeals, if sufficient information necessary to this
review has not been submitted by the deadline.
I hereby certify that the information provided on this application and accompanying information is accurate,true and correct
to the best of my kno . :e and belief.
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5/1/06 Page 2 of 2
1. Refer to drawings attached.
2. Refer to drawings attached.
3. Fee is attached.
4. We are requesting a waiver of the critical slope Ordinance 4.2. We are requesting that grading
operations to establish the new church fellowship hall and accessible parking be allowed to
disturb no more that 2,000 square feet of critical slope to the west of this new structure. We
understand the importance of preserving critical slopes,however,given the balance of
preservation,scenic quality,and the environment,we feel that the solution presented is
balanced.
5.1 In order for the new structure to not be visible from the entrance corridor,the best location was
determined to be behind the existing sanctuary. The church desires to have the new
fellowship hall on axis with the courtyard centered on the colonnade. The church believes
that this location creates the best spatial relationship between the existing structures,while
preserving the entrance corridor. It should also be noted that while this area is critical slope,
the church has partially created the slope by filling leaves and yard debris in this area for the
past ten or more years.
5.2 The hardship is mot generally shared by other properties and civic institutions in this area,as
many others are not on the National Historic Registrar,nor are they on the entrance
corridor.
5.3 The proposed grading will not be visible from neighbors. Proper erosion and sedimentation
measures will be taken during the grading operations,which will not add sediment and run-
off to Stockton Creek. Therefore,we feel that there is no substantial determent to adjacent
property.
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Project Name: Emmanuel Episcopal Church
TMP 70-13&13A, TMP 70-12 White Hall RA3
Tax map and parcel: Magisterial District: Zoning: ,_
Physical Street Address(if assigned):
7599 Rockfish Gap Turnpike, Greenwood, Virginia 22943
Location of property(landmarks, intersections,or other):
Route 250 approx. 3 miles west of I-64 interchange
Contact Person(Who should we call/write concerning this project?):
Mark Lieberth
Address 310 East Main Street, Suite 200 City Charlottesville State VA Zip 22902
Daytime Phone(434) 296-2108 Fax#(434 ) 296-2109 E-mail mark@lpda.net
Owner of Record Emmanuel Episcopal Church
Address PO Box 38 City Greenwood State VA Zip 22943
Daytime Phone(540) 456-6334 Fax#( ) E-mail
Applicant(Who is the Contact person representing?):
Emmanuel Episcopal Church
Address PO Box 38 City Greenwood State VA Zip 22943
Daytime Phone(540) 456-6334 Fax#( ) E-mail
FOR OFFICE USE ONLY VA# ORDINANCE SECTION# n 1 SIGNN#
a.Fee Amount$ ' .O Date Paid l a--"ak By who? Receipt# c /? Ck# I 0 / By: OT".5
County of Albemarle Department of Community Development
401 McIntire Road Charlottesville,VA 22902 Voice: (434)296-5832 Fax: (434) 972-4126
5/1/06 Page 1 of 2
The following information shall be submitted with the application and is to be provided by the applicant:
1) Recorded plat or boundary survey of the property requested for the rezoning. If there is no recorded plat or boundary survey,please
provide legal description of the property and the Deed Book and page number or Plat Book and page number.
2) The appropriate drawings showing all existing and proposed improvements on the property,with all dimensions and distances to
property lines,and any special conditions on the property that may justify the request.
3) Fee payable to the County of Albemarle.
4) Description of Request(include dimensions,measurements or sizes in feet):
5) Justification shall be based on these three(3)criteria:
1. That the strict application of this ordinance would produce undue hardship.
2. That such hardship is not shared generally by other properties in the same zoning district and the same vicinity.
3. That the authorization of such variance will not be of substantial detriment to adjacent property and that the character of the
district will not be changed by the granting of the variance.
Owner/Applicant Must Read and Sign
The application may be deferred by the staff or the Board of Zoning Appeals, if sufficient information necessary to this
review has not been submitted by the deadline.
I hereby certify that the information provided on this application and accompanying information is accurate, true and correct
to the best of my , owledge and belief.
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Print Name Daytime phone number of Signatory
5/1/06 Page 2 of 2
1. Refer to drawings attached.
2. Refer to drawings attached.
3. Fee is attached.
4. We are requesting a waiver of Zoning Ordinance section 18-4.12. Specifically we are requesting
waiving of portions of section 4.12 regarding parking design requirements including.
a. 18-4.12.15a Surface materials—We are requesting the use of Shot and Chip Paving
in lue of standard asphalt.
b. 18-4.12.15g Curb and Gutter—We are requesting not to use curb and gutter to keep
with the rural character.
c. 18-4.12.16c minimum aisle width—We are requesting that this be reduced to 10'in
the northwest parking area in order to preserve tree root systems.
d. 18-4.12.16e bumper blocks—We are requesting to not use bumper blocks in order
to keep rural character.
5.1 The application of zoning ordinance creates an aesthetic that we believe is not in keeping with the
historic church or the rural area. The materials that we have chosen to use,or not use is
intended to keep the site as close to what is currently existing on this historic site.
5.2 The hardship is not generally shared by other properties,as Emmanuel Episcopal is a National
and State Register of Historic Places. It's listing sets the church apart from other civic
institutions,and apart from it's neighbors in along this entrance corridor.
5.3 The authorization of this variance will not substantially be a detriment adjacent property. The
variances will not place additional storm water into the surrounding area,nor will it require
additional structure or materials to implement. In fact we believe that the authorization of
such variance will be enhance the local district by maintaining similar visual characteristics,
which include:
The use of shot and chip paving to appear more like gravel,yet providing a hard travel and
parking surface.
The use of 4"curb in limited places with no gutter and no curb and gutter in others. This
looks very commercial and modern and the vertical face of the curb and the gutter pan offer
contrast to the surrounding pavement increasing visibility. These methods of constructions
would not have been found in an historic setting.
Similarly,bumper blocks have the same visual effect.
A standard aisle width would increase disturbance of the trees in the northwest parking area.
The aisle width does not affect back up distance it only means that parishioners wanting to
park will have to wait and let another pass that is exiting.
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• Die cast aluminum construction for corrosion resistance.
• Tool-less access and removal of the reflector, lamp and
ballast.
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• Type 3 and type 5 vertical lamp cutoff reflectors.
a , • Asymmetric and symmetric indirect, cutoff optical system.
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❑ PROV-H2 type 2 horizontal reflector,flat tempered clear glass lens
❑ PROV-H3 type 3 horizontal reflector,flat tempered clear glass lens
❑ PROV-H4 type 4 horizontal reflector,flat tempered clear glass lens
❑ PROV-H5 type 5 horizontal reflector,flat tempered clear glass lens
❑ PROV-V3 type 3 vertical reflector,tempered clear sag glass lens
❑ PROV-V5 type 5 vertical reflector,tempered clear sag glass lens
❑ PROV-INDA asymmetric indirect, indirect reflective optical system, metal halide lamps only.
❑ PROV-INDS symmetric indirect, indirect reflective optical system, metal halide lamps only.
2 Lamp/Ballast
❑ 50MH 50 watt metal halide 120/277 volt ballast. Use a medium base, clear ED-17 lamps.
❑ 50MHEB 50 watt electronic metal halide ballast, 120 thru 277 volt. Use a medium base,clear ED-17 lamp.
❑ 70MH 70 watt metal halide 120/208/240/277 volt ballast. Use a medium base, clear ED-17 lamps.
El 70MHEB 70 watt electronic metal halide ballast, 120 thru 277 volt. Use a medium base,clear ED-17 lamp.
❑ 70MHT6 70 watt metal halide 120/277 volt ballast. Use a G12 base, clear T-6 ceramic lamp.
❑ 70MHT6EB 70 watt electronic metal halide ballast, 120 thru 277 volt. Use a G12 base, clear T-6 ceramic lamp.
El 100MH 100 watt metal halide 120/208/240/277 volt ballast. Use a medium base, clear ED-17 lamps.
❑ 150MH 150 watt metal halide 120/208/240/277 volt ballast. Use a medium base, clear ED-17 lamps.
❑ 150MHEB 150 watt electronic metal halide ballast, 120 or 277 volt. Use a medium base, clear ED-17 lamp.
❑ 150MHT6 150 watt metal halide 120/208/240/277 volt ballast. Use a G12 base, T-6 ceramic MH lamp.
❑ 150MHT6EB 150 watt electronic metal halide ballast, 120 or 277 volt. Use a G12 base,T-6 ceramic MH lamp.
❑ 175MH 175 watt metal halide 120/208/240/277 volt ballast. Use a medium base, clear ED-17 lamps.
❑ 70HPS 70 watt high pressure sodium 120/208/240/277 volt ballast.Use a medium base, clear ED-17 lamps
❑ 100HPS 100 watt high pressure sodium 120/208/240/277 volt ballast.Use a medium base,clear ED-17 lamps.
❑ 150HPS 150 watt high pressure sodium 120/208/240/277 volt ballast.Use a medium base,clear ED-17 lamps.
❑ CF Compact Fluorescent, electronic ballast 120 thru 277 volt. Use a GX24q base, 26,32 or 42 watt
lamp (direct only). 0°F/-18°C minimum starting tempp
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❑ AWT Arctic White ❑ DGN Dark Green
❑ LGY Light Grey ❑ CRT Corten
❑ MAL Matte Aluminum ❑ BRM Metallic Bronze
❑ MDG Medium Grey 111
DBZ Dark Bronze
❑ BLK Black
❑ ATG Antique Green ❑ MTB Matte Black
❑ VBL Verde Blue ❑ RAL#
❑ WRZ Weathered Bronze ❑ CUSTOM
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Decorative cast aluminum spikes on Cast aluminum finial painted a brass Rotatable photocell housing.
the top and bottom of the four vertical color. The housing slips over a 4"/100mm
struts. o.d.pole,a fixture slips over the
4"/100mm o.d.tenon. Includes an
internal twist lock receptacle,and an
access cover with integral lens.
Photocell by others.
EGRESS AND EMERGENCY OPTIONS
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For honzontal and vertical Frosted,flat tempered glass
reflector models. House side lens has a lightly diffused fin RESTRIKE CONTROLLER HALOGEN LAMP CIRCUIT
shield to cut off light behind ish to minimize the lamp and Quartz restrike controller and Socket for a T-4 mini-cand
socket for a T-4 mini-cand halogen lamp, maximum 150
the pole and shield the lamp reflector brightness. For hori- halogen lamp, maximum 150 watt.Must be field wired to a
from view. zontal reflector models. watt. Not for use with elec- separate 120 volt circuit.
tronic metal halide ballasts. Not available for indirect mod-
Not available for indirect mod- els.
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AAL DECORATIVE ARMS
These one piece cast aluminum arms accept the standard four inch slip fitter on the Providence fixture.
The arms are prewired with quick disconnects. Wall and pole mounted versions are available.
NOTE: For use with other AAL wall and post top arm models,consult the factory.
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Wt: 14lbs. Wt: 101bs. Wt: 101bs.
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Decorative Arms
These one piece cast aluminum arms accept the standard four inch slip fitter on the Providence fixture.The arms are
prewired with quick disconnects.Wall mounted arms do not include wall mounting hardware. Pole mounted arms use 3/8-16
hard ware for attaching to the pole.
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Specifications attached to the underside of the cover. HID ballasts are
high power factor, rated for-30°F starting. Electronic WEIGHT: 29 lbs EPA: 0.96 bal-
lasts for metal halide lamps are sound rated A. Sockets are
medium base for ED-17 lamps, G12 for use with T6 lamps,
18.7 in All sockets are pulse rated porcelain. Ballasts are multi-tap,
475 mm wired at the factory for 277 volts. Compact fluorescent
transformers shall accept 120 to 277 volt input and rated
for 0°F starting.
INDIRECT MODELS- LOWER LAMP MODULE
The lower housing shall contain the lamp module.The
,a, cover shall be die cast aluminum with a tempered glass
U1u/n(.11110l,llullll.11.110l!t lens.The lamp shall be accessed by turning the lamp hous-
ing cover a quarter turn. The reflector shall be polished,
'*+11 - +�- anodized aluminum with an extremely narrow beam for
directing the light to the upper reflector. Sockets are medi-
um base for ED-17 lamps or G12 for use with T6 lamps,All
31.5 in ,5, //,
sockets are pulse rated
800 mm porcelain.
INDIRECT MODELS- UPPER REFLECTOR/BALLAST
11 The die cast aluminum upper housing shall contain the bal-
last assembly and the indirect reflector.The tool-less bal-
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_ last access for servicing is accomplished single flip up
II_ f— latch and hinged top cover. The ballast shall be mounted
_ on a prewired tray with a quick disconnect plug. The HID
f — ballasts are high power factor, rated for-30°F starting.
i did ltftTiiithl Ballasts are multi-tap,wired at the factory for 277 volts.
The indirect reflector is mounted to the underside of the
1 _ upper housing.The reflector shall be die cast aluminum,
finished in a high reflectance white.The indirect reflector
models shall be IES classified as cutoff with less than 1%
REFLECTOR MODELS - REFLECTOR/LAMP lumen output above 90 degrees.
The upper lamp housing shall be die cast aluminum.The
internal reflector module is sealed from the outer housing
with a molded silicone gasket.The tempered glass lens INSTALLATION&MOUNTING
shall be sealed to the housing with a silicone gasket. One The Providence series shall be factory supplied as a corn-
stainless steel latch shall release the door to allow access plete, prewired assembly.The fitter shall slip over a
the lamp. 4"/100mm open top pole or arm and be secured and lev-
The reflector module shall be composed of faceted, specu- eled with three stainless steel set screws.
lar and semi specular anodized aluminum panels rigidly
attached in a die cast aluminum housing. The reflector shall FINISH
be removed without tools by lifting it out of the four spring Fixture finish consists of a five stage pretreatment regimen
loaded posts.The reflector tray shall be rotatable on 90° with a polymer primer sealer,oven dry off and top coated
centers for orienting the light distribution.The horizontal with a thermoset super TGIC polyester powder coat finish.
and vertical lamp reflectors shall meet ANSI-IES standards The finish shall meet the AAMA 605.2 performance specifi-
for full cutoff reflector systems. cation which includes passing a 3000 hour salt spray test
for corrosion resistance.
REFLECTOR MODELS - BALLAST
The lower ballast housing shall be die cast aluminum.The CERTIFICATION
tool-less ballast access for servicing is accomplished by a The fixture shall be listed with ETL for outdoor,wet location
quarter turn motion of the top cover.The ballast shall be use, UL1598 and Canadian CSA Std.C22.2 no.250.
mounted on a prewired tray with a quick disconnect plug IP=55.
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COMMONWEALTH of VIRGIN IA
L.Preston Bryant,Jr. Department of Historic Resources Kathleen S Kilpatrick
Secretaty of'Natural Resources Director
2801 Kensington Avenue,Richmond,Virginia 23221
Tel:(804)367-2323
Pax:(804)367-2391
TDD:(804)367.2386
December 17, 2007 www.dhr.virginia,gov
W.Douglas Gilpin,Jr. FAIA
Dalgliesh, Gilpin&Paxton,PLLC
Architecture- Historic Preservation-Planning-Interior Design
206 Fifth Street,NE
PO Box 2555
Charlottesville,Virginia 22902-2555
Re: Emmanuel Episcopal Church—Greenwood
Dear Mr. Gilpin:
Thank you for forwarding the plans for the parking and landscaping project at Emmanuel
Episcopal Church for our review. Based on the review of information provided,the plan
appears to be sensitive to the historic setting of the church and preserves the view of the
church from Route 250. By locating the parking behind the church and taking advantage
of the lower topography to the south and east,the visibility of a majority of the cars will
be limited as much as possible,thereby preserving the integrity of the church's setting
and the historic vista from Route 250. As proposed,the proposed project should have no
detrimental impact on the historic character of the church. Thank you for taking these
factors into consideration at the planning stage. If I can be of any further assistance,
please do not hesitate to call me at(804)367-2323 ext. 111.
Sincerely,
Kristin Kircher, Architectural Historian
Capital Region Preservation Office
Administrative Service Capital Region Office Tidewater Region Office Roanoke Region Office Northern Region Office
10 Courthouse Avenue 2801 Kensington Ave. 14415 Old Courthouse Way,2'"Floor 1030 Pentnar Ave.,SE 5357 Main Street
Petersburg,VA 23803 Richmond,VA 23221 Newport News.VA 73608 Roanoke,VA 24013 PO Box 519
Tel:(804)863-1624 Tel:(804)367-2323 Tel:(757)886.2807 Tel:(540)857-7585 Stephens City,VA 22655
Fax:(804)862-6196 Fax:(804)367-2391 Fax:(757)886.2808 • Fax:(540)857-7588 Tel:(540)868-703/
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Architecture ♦ Historic Preservation f Planning * Interior Design
John D.Dalgliesh,Jr.,AIA Eric W.Amtmann,MA
W.Douglas Gilpin,Jr.,FAIA Roger L.Birle,AIA
Robert L.Paxton,AIA Mark T.Bittle,MA
Joseph J. Chambers,MA
D.Diana Johnson,AIA
John M.Nelson,AIA
27 June 2007 John Peterson,MA
R.David Craig
Director,Interior Design
Mr. Calder Loth
Virginia Department of Historic Resources
2801 Kensington Avenue
Richmond, VA 23221-2470
Re: Emmanuel Episcopal Church
Dear Calder:
I believe a few weeks ago you received a letter from me (a copy) addressed to the Albemarle
County Offices regarding improvements to the Emmanuel Church. The letter was pretty self-
explanatory as it is dealing with parking in and around the Church. Despite our going to two services
for nine months of the year, the Church has become quite popular, and parking and vehicular
ingress/egress can be quite congested. A number of years ago, the idea was floated to have a
comprehensive parking plan around the Church,and since that time we have hired LPDA as our Site
Plan Consultant.
Part and parcel with this is the development of a future site for any Church expansion. The
Vestry has wanted my involvement in this particular aspect, as well as the parking, for many years,
and I am pleased with the plan that I am sharing with you today.
There are three main goals that we are trying to achieve:
• Protect the historic character of Emmanuel's architectural design.
• Protect the landscape, including its significant tree coverage.
• Provide a comprehensive parking plan that blends into the landscape.
We studied separate ingress/egress road systems,and we concluded that the existing entry is
the best location,and are suggesting that it be widened slightly from its original 192os configuration.
While we do have parking and drives that circumnavigate the Church and Parish Hall and have a
separate spur lane to the West of the Marston LaRue House,the majority of the new parking is being
proposed to the East of Marston LaRue in a lower area. You will also notice a number of parking
spaces with a hatch mark through them. Those will be overflow parking on permeable grass/crete
pavers that are imbedded into the soil.These are especially important along the Northern edge of the
parking area where the spaces overlook US Route 25o. It is our intent not to provide any retaining
walls or other"modern"types of structures in these locations.
You will also note that we have provided a slight drop off area for our parishioners directly in
front of the Church's Courtyard,and have located a pair of handicapped spaces immediately around
the corner to the East of the Church tower.
P.O.Box 2555,206 FIFTH STREET,N.E.,CHARLOTTESVILLE,VIRGINIA 22902 PHONE:434-977-4480 FAX:434-296-8720 EMAIL:DEGP@DEGPARCHITECTS.COM
DALGLIESH, GILPIN & PAXTON, P. C.
As can be expected, this will be a long process, and the County with its various departments
will be reviewing this to the nth detail. This will also come before the Architectural Review Board,
and I am certain that questions will be arise regarding the character of the"future structure"to the
South. The letter that I sent to you earlier(an additional copy is attached)describes my vision of the
building, but at this time, I have not even established a program for the specific uses within the
structure. It was the Church's intent to show the future building site rather than go through the
whole Site Plan Process again in five to io years.
I wanted to send this your way as I am certain that representatives from Albemarle County will
contact the Department for commentary. Should you have any specific questions, I am always
available.
Sincerely yours,
By
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Re: Emmanuel Episcopal Church
Dear Mark:
This letter shall accompany the Emmanuel Church Submission for the County's Architectural
Review Board.
As you know,.I have a member of Emmanuel Church since 1978,and have been their"Architect
in Residence" since 1980. Whenever there has been any Architectural or Site Planning issue, they
come to me. Over the course of the past 27 years, I have assisted them in getting the Church on the
Virginia and National Registers, provided rehabilitation and interior remodeling to the Parish Hall,
upgrading of Mechanical/Electrical systems to the historic Sanctuary, and provided the alterations
to the former Rector's House, now the Marston L a Rue House.
About twenty years ago,we began to notice a steady increase in the parishioners of Emmanuel
Church, and the Vestry approached me with regard to expanding the Sanctuary, At that time, and I
am of the same philosophy today,I recommended that the Church go to two services rather than alter
the wonderful classically-inspired vernacular architecture that Waddy Wood designed in 1911.
Furthermore, about ten years ago, a discussion arose as to a possible expansion of our Parish
Hall/Sunday School facilities, and the immediate collective decision was to place any new structure
to the rear(South) of the historic Sanctuary and Parish Hall.
Luckily,we have a gently sloping terrain immediately behind the South-facing parking area,
and it is within this area that we have envisioned a future building. I have no idea when that building
may be designed let alone constructed, and it might be a five or ten year out project.
Nevertheless, here are the general parameters that i know will be included in the design:
• It will be one storey in appearance as viewed from the present parking lot area.
• It will he two stories, or possibly a slightly sunken three story, as viewed from the
South, as it will be nestled into the hillside.
• Its exterior materials will be a harmonious slightly roughened/wire cut brick of the
character of the present structure for exterior walls, the roof will be slate, and the
woodwork, including windows and doors, will be painted white and of traditional
Virginia classical detailing.
• Our intent is to have any new building blend in with the historic Waddy Wood Church
complex.
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I have visited the site on many occasions,and have viewed sight lines from Rt. 250,and
at this time, especially in light of a one story building, any new structure will not be
seen from Rt.250,as the present Sanctuary,Parish Hall,and double arcade will screen
it. Furthermore, even without the present buildings, the rise and fall of the terrain
would probably only give a person on Rt. 250 a glimpse of the ridge of the roof.
Of course,once we continue down the road to a point where the Church asks me to begin some
preliminary designs, we will be forwarding those designs to Calder Loth, Senior Architectural
Historian at the Virginia Department of Historic Resources, who is my immediate contact on all
} mmanucl Church work, whether it is inside or outside. Also, at that time, we will be sharing
Architectural Concepts with the County's Architectural Review Board along with calculated sight
lines. However,at this time,there is no design for the new structure that can be presented,as 1 have
not received authorization from the Church to begin design. Again, it may be five to ten years off.
Should you or any members of the Architectural Review Board have any questions I would be
happy to respond.
Sincerely,
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