6/16/2023 0 Comments Sawmill plans![]() Given the relative flatness of the area, trees form a major character element that complements other portions of Summit View Road. ![]() Existing vegetation should be utilized to screen utility structures and to provide a sense of space and enclosure, separation from major arterials and amenity for residents and businesses. Future open space opportunities can be integrated into development to provide maximum benefit and amenities, and quality connections to open space should be provided for existing residents along Summit View Road and to the north along Sawmill Road.Įffectively incorporate natural features into development Areas along Summit View Road and Sawmill Road include substantial tree stands and hedgerows that create significant design opportunities. Clear connections should be provided to the larger open space network with significant opportunity for pedestrian movement. Provide effective greenway and pedestrian connections The adjacent Emerald Fields Park is a significant neighborhood asset that should be incorporated into future designs. Dublin’s efforts to maximize open space, emphasize landscaping and utilize setbacks provide clear opportunity to make a visual statement. With considerable commercial and high density residential development to the east along Sawmill Road, the area poses considerable opportunities and challenges to establish a defined gateway with significant contrast to development outside of the City. Planning Challenges and IssuesĮstablish a clear gateway and identity The Summit View Area comprises the northeastern-most entry point into Dublin. Setbacks along Summit View should also be held to 100 feet, consistent with existing setbacks in this area. The frontage treatment along Sawmill Road should incorporate 100-foot minimum setbacks at the southern end near the intersection of Summit View Road, expanding to 200-foot setbacks at the northern end. A mix of two-story offices toward Sawmill Road, transitioning to one-story office buildings approaching the west and a mixed residential component would be an appropriate treatment for this area. The high visibility of the Summit View and Sawmill Road intersection at the southeast corner of the area presents a redevelopment opportunity for existing residential uses. The area is located at the northeastern limit of the City of Dublin, presenting opportunities for gateway treatments along Sawmill Road as redevelopment occurs. A horse farm and stable near the interior of the area stretches north to the AEP substation. ![]() The majority of the area is developed with large lot, single-family residences that front onto both Summit View and Sawmill Roads. The study area is generally flat and gently slopes westward from a high point at Sawmill Road. The City of Columbus is directly adjacent to the east, across Sawmill Road. It is bounded by the Maple Glen Subdivision to the west, Summit View Road to the south, Sawmill Road to the east, and the AEP substation to the north. The area located at the northwest corner of Summit View Road and Sawmill Road is comprised of several parcels totaling approximately 75 acres.
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