1. Phillips Ave. Fire Station

2. The Fire Station:

3. Phillips Ave. Fire Station RFP to be issued  Retain Historic Building  Allow Residential Use – Single Family  Require restoration of historic character  Allow a parking garage at the rear

4. Fire Station with Garage

5. Burrill St. Senior Center

6. Built: 1885 Building – 4,250 s.f. Lot Size – 9,147 s.f. Assessed – $501,300

7. Neighborhood

8. Burrill Street Senior Center RFP to be issued ▫ Allow Residential Use  Single Family, Two Family or Three Family ▫ Retain Historic Building ▫ Allow demolition of one story basement addition ▫ Require restoration of historic character ▫ Require affordability

9. The Former Temple Israel

10. Temple Israel The Existing Building: 1960

11. From the air…

13. Height - Sections

14. Key Data

15. Site Coverage

16. Setbacks and Height Setbacks: ▫ 40’ on the front and the North Side ▫ 20’ on the South Side and Rear  ( allow minor variations at rear as long as remain within foundation line of the existing building) Height: 45 feet ▫ Allows 3 stories, plus parking under, without extensive excavation Maximum Building Size ▫ 1.35 times existing structures

17. Greenwood Ave. School

18. Greenwood School and Neighborhood

19. Reuse Considerations Retain the original building Demolish 1930s addition Provide adequate on-site parking ▫ 2 spaces per housing unit Provide visual buffers for neighbors Maintain current sight lines Increase setbacks for new construction

20. Building Plan Goal: Increase Land Value Allow up to 41 housing units ▫ (82 parking spaces) Allow a new building – same height, no larger in s.f. 24 units in the new building; 17 units in the existing school

21. Possible Footprint

23. Sections / Height