Aesthetics and Visual Resources Sample Clauses

Aesthetics and Visual Resources. Issues 1. Approach and Work Program 1. Approach and Work Program setting. Use photographs taken for the photosimulations to describe baseline conditions.  Conduct reconnaissance photography to establish the most informative and pertinent viewpoints, including highway photography. To best aid the decision-making process, these photographs will be taken in the same format as the final photographs, and Square One will then mark the approximate mass of the proposed Project into each photo.  Once pertinent viewpoints are selected by the County, Square One will conduct a second and final photo shoot.  Prepare photosimulations from three viewpoints (existing and proposed daytime conditions for all three viewpoints, and night time existing and proposed conditions for two of the three viewpoints). Square One will import the architects’ 3D model and use their material palette to texture the model. Square One will also build a 3D model of topography and existing pertinent landmarks for use in view alignment. The Project will be portrayed in the same fashion as the architects’ 3D model, with no modifications or additional modeling.  The selected photographs will be aligned with the 3D model. For daytime simulations, the Project will be lit to provide realistic lighting and shadow. Portrayal of proposed nighttime conditions will be guided by the provided lighting plan and an examination of the nighttime effects of similar Projects. Existing structures, trees, and utility poles to be removed will be removed in Photoshop. The rendered Project will be composited with the photograph. Using the landscape plan provided by the applicant, trees and plants will be added in each view. The planting will be shown at the 5-8 year growth stage that is considered standard for public review uses.  Using the photosimulations as a basis for the analysis, discuss the potential for the Project to block scenic views, alter scenic vistas, or adversely affect the visual character of the Project site and vicinity. Determine based on the nighttime photosimulations whether the Project would result in a significant new source of light. Determine based on architectural information whether the Project would result in a significant new source of glare. Where significant effects are identified, develop mitigation measures to reduce or avoid these effects, and determine the level of significance after mitigation.
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Aesthetics and Visual Resources. The Project proposes to replace existing industrial and office buildings with multi-family dwelling units and 88,750 square feet of office space. The aesthetics and visual resources section will evaluate the change in land uses, visual character, and views of the site associated with the proposed redevelopment. This will include comparing building scale, massing, and height with the existing buildings; describing building design elements, materials, and colors, with particular focus on the pedestrian experience through and around the site; describing proposed landscaping; and characterizing potential changes in light and glare. The change in visual character is subjective; therefore, the analysis will focus on the degree to which the proposed Project will change the existing visual character of the site and evaluate if it would be substantially different from the current visual character. Information referenced to evaluate visual effects of the proposed Project will include a site visit and photo documentation of existing conditions; proposed site plans and design elements; information from ConnectMenlo, the Menlo Park Municipal Code, and development standards applicable to the site. The significance of visual changes will be based, to the extent feasible, on conformance with the City’s policies and regulations that pertain to community character, light, and design. Air Quality Xxxxx will prepare the air quality section based on the results of air quality modeling performed by Xxxxx as described in Task 2.1. Local and regional climate, meteorology, and topography as they affect the accumulation or dispersal of air pollutants will be presented, and current air quality conditions and recent trends in the San Francisco Bay Area Air Basin and Project area will be described on the basis of the California Air Resources Board and the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency annual air quality monitoring data summaries. Federal, state, and local regulatory agencies responsible for air quality management will be identified, and applicable federal, state, and local air quality policies, regulations, and standards will be summarized. Details of the analysis (e.g., daily emission calculations) will be included in an appendix to the EIR. The EIR will summarize the results of the modeling and impact analysis. The impact analysis will be based on the significance thresholds in Appendix G of the CEQA Guidelines and the BAAQMD emissions-based thresholds. The net increase in op...
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Aesthetics and Visual Resources. CEQA FINDING VQ IMPACT #1 VQ Impact #1. Visual Disturbance during Construction. FACTS SUPPORTING THE FINDING(S)
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Aesthetics and Visual Resources. Changes in the visual character of the Project site will be addressed qualitatively. Consultant will conduct a site visit to photographically document the Project site and surrounding area. The Project’s compliance with applicable development and design guidelines will be addressed. As such, the Project’s compatibility with respect to massing, height, lighting, and building materials with the surrounding area will be evaluated. If shade/shadow are not provided but desired by the City, Consultant can provide them as an in-house service. The shade/shadow modeling identified in this Scope of Work as an optional item would be addressed in this section. The Project is within an urbanized area bordered by light industrial, commercial, and limited residential development.
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