ITEM #6 PRESERVE VISIONING STATUS UPDATE - MCDOWELL SONORAN PRESERVE COMMISSION - JULY 8, 2020
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Item #6
Preserve Visioning Status Update
McDowell Sonoran Preserve Commission – July 8, 2020
Preserve Purpose (Chpt. 21) Provide appropriate public access for education and recreation Protect habitat & cultural resources Maintain scenic views Leave in as pristine a state as possible for this & future generations
Access Areas Plan Guides locations and amenities of public access areas. Created in 1999, One Update in 2010 Followed Closely, Highly Successful
ACCESS AREA PLAN
STATUS OVERVIEW
Fall 2019
Staff Presentation –
Overview of
Existing Plan
Access Areas Plan
Access Areas Plan
ACCESS AREAS PLAN
Access Area Plan Reformat:
Draft Format Ideas
Gateway to the McDowell Sonoran Preserve
DRAFT 05
E
09
E
E
01
10
C
1. Pathfinder Storage
01 2. Janitor
02 3. Restroom
4. Open Office
06 5. Office
A Parking 6. Storage
05 03
B 7. Court
B Bus Parking Site Plan
C Masterplan Parking 8. Mechanical
D 0’ 60’ 120’ 240’ 9. Bike Parking
D Trailhead
E Amphitheater 10 ViewTerrace
03
04
MUMSP 1999/2010
Parking Current Approved Plan Range 08
07
Vehicular 365 - -
ADA 16 - -
Total Vehicular 381 500 -
Floor Plan
EquestrianTrailer 20 24 -
0’ 4’8’ 16’ 32’
Total 401 524 500 - 600
Program
Disturbed Area Building ...........................................................................................2,315 sf
Area of Disturbance - Permanent ............................................ 248,000 sf Roof ................................................................................................ 8,150sf
Area of Disturbance - Pre-existing ...................................................... 0 sf Men’s Restroom .................................................................. (5 stalls) 235 sf
Women’s Restroom ............................................................. (5 stalls) 235 sf
Amenities Mechanical / Plumbing Chase ............................................................ 160 sf
Trailhead...................................... Preserve Offices ......................... Storage ................................................................................................ 95 sf Service
Restrooms .................................. Pathfinder Storage ...................... / Maintenance Yard ............................................................. 2,150 sf Office
Maintenance Storage .................. Solar Power................................. ...............................................................................................1,130 sf
Amphitheater............................... Water Harvesting ........................ Gallery ............................................................................................... 475sf
Shaded Seating ............................ Equestrian Staging...................... Janitor ................................................................................................ 150 sf
Interpretive Displays.................... Signage....................................... Pathfinder Space ................................................................................. 92 sf
DrinkingFountain ......................... AccessibleTrail ............................ EquestrianStaging ...........................................................................1,000 sf
WaterTrough ............................... Bicycle Parking............................ ViewTerrace Seating ...................................................... (47 - 56 people) 94 lf
PotableWater............................... FuturePotableWater ................... Amphitheater Seating .................................................... (65 - 78 people) 130 lf
CITYOFSCOTTSDALE
Access Areas Plan
DRAFTAccess Areas Plan
DRAFTSummary
Current
DRAFT
Current Current Equestrian Current MUMSP 1999/2010
Parking Vehicular ADA Trailer Total Approved Plan Range
SunriseTrailhead - - - - - 50 - 100
RingtailTrailhead - - - - - 50 - 100
Lost DogWashTrailhead 158 6 20 184 320 200 - 300
104th / BellTrailhead - - - - - 200 - 300
Gateway to the Preserve 313 16 24 353 524 500 - 600
Tom’sThumbTrailhead - - - - - 200 - 300
Pima-DynamiteTrailhead - - - - - 200 - 300
Brown’s RanchTrailhead - - - - - 200 - 300
FraesfieldTrailhead - - - - - 50 - 100
Granite MountainTrailhead - - - - - 200 - 300
136th St.Trailhead - - - - - -
Happy Valley / Scottsdale - - - - -
-
Open AirAmphitheater
Covered Amphitheater
RoadTrailhead
Maintenance Storage
Future PotableWater
Interpretive Displays
Solar Power Water
Pathfinder Storage
Equestrian Staging
Drinking Fountain
Covered Seating
Preserve Offices
Total - - - - - -
Bicycle Parking
AccessibleTrail
PotableWater
WaterTrough
Restrooms
Harvesting
Trailhead
Signage
Area of Disturbance Pre-Existing Permanent Amenities
SunriseTrailhead - - SunriseTrailhead - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -
Ringtail Trailhead - - Ringtail Trailhead - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -
Lost DogWashTrailhead 0 sf 123,850 sf Lost DogWashTrailhead - - - -
104th / BellTrailhead - - 104th / BellTrailhead - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -
Gateway to the Preserve 0 sf 248,000 sf Gateway to the Preserve - -
Tom’sThumbTrailhead - - Tom’sThumbTrailhead - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -
Pima-DynamiteTrailhead - - Pima-DynamiteTrailhead - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -
Brown’s RanchTrailhead - - Brown’s RanchTrailhead - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -
FraesfieldTrailhead - - FraesfieldTrailhead - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -
Granite MountainTrailhead - - Granite MountainTrailhead - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -
136th St.Trailhead - - 136th St.Trailhead - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -
Happy Valley / Scottsdale - Happy Valley / Scottsdale - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -
- -
RoadTrailhead RoadTrailhead
Total - -
CITYOFSCOTTSDALESummary
DRAFT
Total Total Men’s Women’s Service / Interpretive Equestrian Amphitheater
Program Roof Area Building Area Restroom Restroom Mechanical Storage Maintenance Office Exhibit Janitor Pathfinder Staging Capacity -
SunriseTrailhead - - - - - - - - - - - - - -
RingtailTrailhead - - - - - - - - - - - - - -
Lost DogWashTrailhead 3,270 sf 1,680 sf 212 sf (3) 212 sf (3) 55 sf 70 sf 420 sf - - - - 340 sf 37 - 45 -
104th / BellTrailhead - - - - - - - - - - - - - -
Gateway to the Preserve 8,150 sf 2,315 sf 235 sf (5) 235 sf (5 160 sf 95 sf 2,150 sf 1,130 sf 475 sf 150 sf 92 sf 1,000 sf 65 - 78 -
Tom’sThumbTrailhead - - - - - - - - - - - - - -
Pima-DynamiteTrailhead - - - - - - - - - - - - - -
Brown’s RanchTrailhead - - - - - - - - - - - - - -
FraesfieldTrailhead - - - - - - - - - - - - - -
Granite MountainTrailhead - - - - - - - - - - - - - -
136th St.Trailhead - - - - - - - - - - - - - -
Happy Valley / Scottsdale - - - - - - - - - - - -
- -
RoadTrailhead
Total - - - - - - - - - - - - - -
CITYOFSCOTTSDALEShaded Amphitheater Ideas:
Gateway
Lost Dog WashShaded Amphitheater Ideas:
GatewayGateway Amphitheater
Gateway Amphitheater
Gateway Amphitheater
Gateway Amphitheater
Gateway Amphitheater
Gateway Amphitheater
Gateway Amphitheater OPTION 3 – View Study
Shaded Amphitheater Ideas:
Lost Dog WashLost Dog Wash Amphitheater
Lost Dog Wash Amphitheater
Lost Dog Wash Amphitheater
Lost Dog Wash Amphitheater
Lost Dog Wash Amphitheater
Lost Dog Wash Amphitheater
Lost Dog Wash Amphitheater OPTION 3 – View Study
Preserve Purpose (Chpt. 21) Provide appropriate public access for education and recreation Protect habitat & cultural resources Maintain scenic views Leave in as pristine a state as possible for this & future generations
Cultural Resource Master Plan Guide decisions related to the interpretation, protection, and management of cultural and historic elements of the Preserve.
Stakeholder Input Preserve users General public Tribal Representatives Local Historians & Archeologists McDowell Sonoran Conservancy McDowell Sonoran Preserve Commission Historic Preservation Commission
Priority Actions Consult with Native Americans on Projects Develop Trail Maintenance Protocol Develop Site Monitoring and Recording Program List sites on Local, AZ, and Federal Historic Registers Continue to Develop Education and Interpretive Programs Complete Cultural Surveys of Non-surveyed areas of the Preserve Preserve Cultural Sites throughout the Preserve – e.g. Brown’s Ranch Site
Moving Forward from here: Identify roles of cultural experts, staff, and volunteers Determine funding opportunities – current and future Advance these Action Items Review and Input from the MSPC, as needed
McDowell Sonoran Preserve Visioning – Tentative Schedule
All Dates and Agenda items listed are Tentative and subject to amendment:
Sept. 3rd – Regular meeting - Maintenance and Operations
Sept. 17th – Special meeting - Invasive, Restoration and Wildland Fire
Oct. 1st – Regular meeting - Trailhead and Trails Plan Process Overview
Oct. 15th or 22nd– Special meeting - Cultural Plan Overview
Nov. 5th – Regular meeting - ASLD (sales process) – Land Acquisition
Nov. 19th – Special Meeting - TOUR? - Funding Options and Overall Policy
December and January – add special meetings if desired/neededMcDowell Sonoran Preserve Visioning – Tentative Schedule
All Dates and Agenda items listed are Tentative and subject to amendment:
Sept. 3rd – Regular meeting - Maintenance and Operations
Sept. 17th – Special meeting - Invasive, Restoration and Wildland Fire
Oct. 1st – Regular meeting - Trailhead and Trails Plan Process Overview
Oct. 15th or 22nd– Special meeting - Cultural Plan Overview
Nov. 5th – Regular meeting - ASLD (sales process) – Land Acquisition
Nov. 19th – Special Meeting - TOUR? - Funding Options and Overall Policy
December and January – add special meetings if desired/needed
2021 - Regular meetings:
February 4th, March 4th, April 1st, May 6th, June 3rd, Sept. 2nd, Oct. 7th and Nov. 4th
Target Presentation to CC in Spring/Summer 2021
Add special meetings as appropriate and begin public outreach processMcDowell Sonoran Preserve Visioning – Tentative Schedule
All Dates and Agenda items listed are Tentative and subject to amendment:
Sept. 3rd – Regular meeting - Maintenance and Operations
Sept. 17th – Special meeting - Invasive, Restoration and Wildland Fire
Oct. 1st – Regular meeting - Trailhead and Trails Plan Process Overview
Oct. 15th or 22nd– Special meeting - Cultural Plan Overview
Nov. 5th – Regular meeting - ASLD (sales process) – Land Acquisition
Nov. 19th – Special Meeting - TOUR? - Funding Options and Overall Policy
December and January – add special meetings if desired/needed
2021 - Regular meetings:
February 4th, March 4th, April 1st, May 6th, June 3rd, Sept. 2nd, Oct. 7th and Nov. 4th
Target Presentation to CC in Spring/Summer 2021
Add special meetings as appropriate and begin public outreach process
2022:
Target Fall Election as recommended by Commission and Approved by CC, any possible Policy or Funding
mechanisms requested of the VotersQUESTIONS?
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