~Hopewell Facilities~

Master Site Development Plan

2002 - 2012

February 2002 DRAFT

- Chapter 1 - Chapter 2 - Chapter 3 - Chapter 4 - Chapter 5 - Chapter 6 - List of Maps - Appendices -

Chapter 1 - Introduction

Chapter 2 - Site Characteristics

2.1 - General Description of Soils

2.2 - Geologic Conditions

2.3 -  Extraction of Mineral Resources

2.4 -  Topographic Features

2.5 -  Hydrologic Conditions

Chapter 3 - Inventory and Assessment of Existing Facilities

3.1 - Buildings and Sites

3.2  -   Infrastructure

3.2.1 - Sewer System

3.2.2 - Water Service

3.3 -  Utilities

3.3.1 - Electric Service

3.3.2 - Telephone Service

3.3.3 - Natural Gas Service

3.4 - Solid Waste

3.5 - Data Connectivity

3.6 -  Lighting

3.7 -  Signage

3.8 -  Stormwater Management

3.9 - Landscaping

3.9.1 - Adopt-A-Bed Program

3.9.2 - Memorial Sites

3.9.3 - General Landscaping Areas

3.10 - Transportation Network

3.10.1 - On-site Vehicle and Pedestrian Network

3.10.2 - Adjacent County and Local Road Network

3.11 - Emergency Management Services

3.12 - Neighborhood Quality of Life

Chapter 4 - Future Development

4.1 - Natural Development Constraints

4.1.1 - General Building Site Conditions

4.1.2 - Permeability and Erodibility

4.1.3 - Hydric Soils

4.2 - Potential Sites for Future Development

4.3 - Potential Development Scenarios Based on Identified Needs

4.4 - Transportation Network

4.4.1 - Improvements Already Designed & Anticipated for 2002-2003

4.4.2 - Adjacent County and Local Road Network

4.4.3 - Additional Options for Improving County Complex Dr

4.5 - Emergency Management Services

4.6 - Neighborhood Quality of Life

4.7 - Landscaping

4.8 - Utilities

4.9 - Stormwater Management

4.10 - Capital Improvement Planning Process

Chapter 5 - Recommendations

5.1 - Buildings and Sites

5.1.1 - General and Preventive Maintenance

5.1.2 - Capital Improvements

5.2  - Infrastructure

5.2.1 - Sewer System

5.2.2 - Water System

5.3 - Utilities

5.3.1 - Electric Service

5.3.2 - Telephone Services

5.4 - Solid Waste

5.5 - Data Connectivity

5.6 - Lighting

5.7 - Signage

5.6 - Stormwater Management

5.7 - Landscaping

5.10 - Transportation Network

5.10.1 - On-site Vehicle and Pedestrian Network

5.10.2 - Adjacent County and Local Roads

5.11 - Emergency Management Services

5.12 - Neighborhood Quality of Life

5.13 - Recommendations for Future Development

Chapter 6 - Implementation Strategy

List of Maps

Map 2-1 - General Soils Map

Map 2-2 - General Topographic Features

Map 3-1 - Existing Conditions Site Plan

Map 3-2 - Existing Sanitary & Stormwater Sewers

Map 3-3 - Existing Public Water Services

Map 3-4 - Existing Electric Service

Map 3-5 - Existing Telephone & Data Connections

Map 3-6 - Existing Natural Gas Service

Map 3-7 - Existing Traffic Circulation & Areas of Conflict

Map 3-8 - Free-Standing Sign Inventory

Map 3-9 - Stormwater Management:  Existing Subwatersheds

Map 3-10 - Existing Landscaping & Buffering

Map 4-1 - Soil Types & Development Limitations

Map 4-2 - Soil Characteristics:  Permeability

Map 4-3 - Soil Characteristics:  Erodibility

Map 4-4 - Soil Characteristics:  Hydric Soils

Map 4-5 - Future Development Scenarios

Map 4-6 - Future Utility Expansions

Appendices

Appendix A -Building & Site Inventory

**Appendix B - Stormwater Management Run-Off Potential

**Appendix C - Ontario County Capital Improvement Plan: 2002-2007

** Not Avalible in On-Line Version Contact Planning Department for Copies

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