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6 site design human health and well being - Coggle Diagram

- - - - Engaged local community, select options to benefitt a wide range of local residents, contact union worker org, workforce hires
- - - - NATURAL SURVEILLANCE : is the placememt of physical features, activities, peolple and amenities that maximize visibility and provide and encourage informal monitoring of the site
    - - 1- Clear entrances and gateways 2- Viewpoints and sight lines 3- Landmarks 4- Desicion points or nodels 5- Hierarchy of pedestrian and vehicular circulation 6- district areas and regions 7- orientation devives and systems 8- maps and brochures . This req does not apply to single-family residential projects
- - - - -Provide Free public access to 4 SPECIFIC EQUITABLE SITE ELEMENTS ( combination of amenities, activities, facilities, programs or events ) IN THE FIRST 3 YEARS OF OPERATIONS. Elements that have been IDENTIFIED by the LOCAL COMMUNITY as NEED or DESEARABLE ELEMENT.
        
        -ENGAGED LOCAL COMUNITY -Identify needs and develop options to generate or share the ECONOMIC and SOCIAL BENEFITS on the site. - Permanent elements and temporary installations may promote benefits for different user groups - Select options that allow use of the site to benefit and engage a WIDE RANGE OF LOCAL RESIDENTS, BEYOND THE PRIMARY USER GROUPS.
        
        letter confirming the intent to provide free public access
- - - - -For SITES with REGULARLY OCCUPIED BUILDINGS provide UNOBSTRUCTED VIEWS OF VEGETATION FROM 50 % OF COMMON SPACES ( office spaces, classrooms, waiting rooms, living areas, dinnig rooms ).
        
        -During the site ssessment process identify areas Quiet and could OPTIMIZE THE MENTAL HEALTH BENEFITS . shade trees, views, site landmarks as well as potential stressful factors on or off site. - Stakeholders and potential SITE users . - Identify needs and techniques to the site type and user groups - optimize views and deflect surrunding noise - designing variety of smaller mentally restorative spaces conveniently located throught a site rather than one large space - If possible consider integrating these outdoor spaces with interior public spaces to enhance the connection to nature throughout a site.
        
        -Design the outdoor mental restoration spaces from distractions suchas noise from mechanical systems, building and facility operations and traffic . To minimize noise, incorporate multiple solutions such as quieter pavement or road surfacing , dense foliage, earth berms, and barriers or screens. Schedule maintenance activities when site users are not present. - To create a sense of enclosure, define seating areas with low walls, fences, veg, of topography. -Provide a variety of seating options within defined spaces , consider providing comfortable, moveable seating in sun and shade. -Design the site with protective wind breaks, and other sources of shade . - provide amenities or vegetation that enhance a multi -sensory aesthetic experiences such as a group of trees , water features, scents from flowers and foliage tactile variation or art.
        
        The best location for a noise barrir is either very close to the source or very close to the receiver, while the worst pisition for attenuation is halfway between them
- - - - -FOR INTERNALLY ILUMINATED EXTERIOR SIGNAGE WITH IN THE PROJECT : -DO NOT EXCEED A LUMINANCE OF 200 CANDELES POR SQUARE METER during night time hours and 2000 CANDELES During DAYTIME HOURS.
    - - The lighting boundary is the sites PROJECT BOUNDARY
        
        can be modified under follow conditions
        
        -abuts a public area that is walkaway, bikeaway, plaza pfr parking lot , may me move to 5 feet ( 1.5m) beyond th eproperty line - Abpits a publi roadway of public transit corridor may be moved to the center line of that roadway or corrdior, -may be expanded to include addtional prop contoguos if the prperty is owned by the same entity
- - - - p.2.2 includes locations of the existing or planned pedestrian, bicycle transit routes and any existing parking
- - - - Ensure employes, contractros and visitors will be informed and ask to comply with the smoke free policy - O+M P.8.1 to Monitor the smoke free policy and outlines the long-term strategies to monitor