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Ii <br /> WBAC FINAL REPORT <br /> support was expressed for. historic preservation or tradltlOnal Parking Options Average scores <br /> architectural styles. <br /> _ z.oo <br /> Workshop Two was held on August 22 from 6 pm to 9 pm also at ''64 ,:50 ,.58 <br /> the Atrium. The draft recommendations from the WBAC were ,z3 ,3Z <br /> ' the focus of the workshop, beginning with the first four of the five ; ,.°o °94 <br /> elements (mix of uses, design elements, open space and parking). <br /> Workshop .Two introduced the economic, market,. and regulatory <br /> context for the business transition, and the committee's preliminary <br /> _ recommendations for this category. Working in small table groups, <br /> R1 R2 R3 R4 RS R6 R7 <br /> about 165 participants discussed the draft recommendations, then Recommendation <br /> numerically evaluated each recommendation and added comments. <br /> The results were posted as a histogram that summarized each Workshop Two-This tablesummarizestheaverageresponseperrecommendation <br /> ' category and every recommendation, and the comments yielded (R1, R2, etc...) for Parking Options <br /> - over 59 single-spaced.pages. <br /> The public overwhelmingly confirmed the Committee's Mix of <br /> Use Recommendations. Dissenting opinions were recorded in the <br /> numerical tally and comments. The. participants strongly supported Pobiicopen5paceAveragescores <br /> utilizing existing parking supply, reducing parking. demand, hiding Z.°° <br /> off-street parking, and other parking related recommendations. ,.59 <br /> ,.u , <br /> ~ Workshop participants responded positively to the committee's ,.,3 <br /> ,.0, <br /> recommendations regarding options for open space. Participants <br /> 0.68 .0.64 <br /> had a number of questions concerning the provision of open space <br /> within block interiors, such as whetherthe spaces would be publicly <br /> <br /> ' or privately owned. Some participants expressed concerns about a <br /> largepublicopenspaceacrossfromthelibrary,citingpossibleadverse R, T R2 R3 R4 R5 R6 <br /> economic and density and security impacts. Other participants Recommendation <br /> favored a larger park in this location. Most participants agreed that <br /> great sidewalks should comprise the most important public open Workshop Two-This table summarizes the average response per recommendation <br /> Space. (R 1, R2, etc...) for Public Open Space <br /> Public lup~_rt ~ 19 <br /> <br />