Woodstock Site Planning
Description
An "Adapting Woodstock" site planning charrette was sponsored by the City
of Bellingham Parks & Recreation Department and the Woodstock Farm
Conservancy. On July 25 & 26, 2008, charrette participants met to
define preferred visions for opening and adapting the Farm for public use as
part of the City's greenway system. Findings of the charrette will be
considered in future public meetings and used to develop an officially
adopted site plan.
Charrette participants considered a wide range of information including
the reference articles listed below.
Charrette Proceedings & Findings
Summary Documents
Program & Agenda
Minutes
Conceptual Sketches
Next Steps following the Charrette
Site Planning Topics & Reference Items
- 0. Development Constraints, Baseline Records & Givens
- 1. Best Potential Uses & Programming
- 2A. On-site Motorized Access & Parking
- 2B. On-site Pedestrian Elements, Off-site Parking and
Transit, Shuttle Van and Bike Access
- 3. Wildlife/Wildland Features
- 4. Working with Water - Wetlands, Bay Dynamics, the Creek &
Maintenance Issues
- 5. Architecture & Historic Preservation
- 6. Ancient Woodstock & Traditional Cultural Properties
- 7. Today's Landscape Features, Values and Adaptations
- 8. Site Themes & Recent History
- 9. Boathouse, Midden Beach & Shore Processes
- 10. A Workable Sewer System
- 11. Operating Approaches