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RES 2021-1073 - Special Use Permit - NYJI - Recreational Club - 5020 Grand Avenue24" 24" 36"30" CONTROL POINT #706 5/8" REBAR N: 65011.20 E: 141624.33 ELEV.: 1254.73 (NAVD88) SS MH 3.5' CHAIN LINK 5' C H A I N L I N K 3.5' CHAIN LINK STREET 3. 5 ' C H A I N L I N K 60" 36" 30" PIV ADA FFE=1247.08 36" 30" BOLLARDS (4) PR I V A T E MO N U M E N T CONTROL POINT #99 5/8" REBAR N:64414.47 E:141720.61 ELEV:1253.42 (NAVD88) FH WV FO PULL BOXFO GV SS TELE TELE TE L E FO FO ST MH ST O P SS MH SANITARY MH #2469 RIM=1257.59' IE IN(S)=1253.22 6" CLAY IE OUT(N)=1253.09 ±8" CLAY; PIPE OFFSET CONTROL POINT #97 5/8" REBAR N:64404.28 E:141257.30 ELEV:1238.64 (NAVD88) CONC 3/4" PT TELE PULL BOX (2) 3/4" OT WO V E N W I R E F E N C E 3/4" OT 3/4" OT PT LOT 5 LOT 6 BOLLARD BOLLARD MAILBOX 3/4" OT 1 1/4" PT AC 5' C H A I N L I N K ELEC METER DS DS DS DS BOLLARD FFE=1258.91 FFE=1259.11 12" LOT 7 POLE W/ AC UNIT MOUNTED ON TOP FFE=1258.14 FFE=1258.14FFE=1258.18FFE=1258.16 6' C H A I N LI N K BOLLARD FFE=1258.05 BOLLARD BOLLARD FFE=1258.07 FFE=1258.08 FFE=1258.16 FFE=1258.21 TELE RISER AC MAILBOX 6" BRICK FLAG FFE=1247.14 FFE=1247.09 AC FFE=1247.07 FFE=1247.06 FFE=1247.07 FFE=1258.08 FFE=1258.08 ADA ADA ADA BOLLARD GRAND AVENUE 3" VENT PIPE FL=1259.28 OHP OHP O H P OHP OHP OHP OHP OHP OHP OHP OHP OHP OH P OHP OH P OH P O H P FOFOFO FO FO FOFOFO NGAS W W W W W W W W NGAS NGAS NGAS NGAS NGAS NGAS NGAS NGAS W W W W W W W W W W O H P O H P O H P SANITARY MH #3177 RIM=1239.30' IE IN(S)=1228.85 8" CLAY IE OUT(N )=1228.58 8" CLAY NGAS NG A S NGAS SS SS SS SS ST ST S T SS TP OHPOHPOHPOHP 3/4" PT 3/4" PT TP TP TP TP TP RESIDENTIAL FACILITY ARCHITECTURE ELEVATION: 100'-0" SITE ELEVATION: 1250.67 CLINIC ARCHITECTURE ELEVATION: 100'-0" SITE ELEVATION: 1250.67 POD LEVEL ARCHITECTURE ELEVATION: 102'-6" SITE ELEVATION: 1253.17 BUILDING ABOVE, TYP 25 . 0 SE T B A C K 50.0 SETBACK 25.0 SETBACK 50 . 0 SE T B A C K 30 . 0 S T R E E T YA R D L A N D S C A P I N G 50 . 0 SE T B A C K 35 . 0 30 . 0 S T R E E T YA R D L A N D S C A P I N G 35 . 0 SE T B A C K GEN XFMR XFMR AHU SEED TO AREA DISTURBED BY CONSTRUCTION SOD TO EDGE OF CURB LINE A1 LP-501 A1 LP-501 A1 LP-501 PROVIDE METAL EDGING BETWEEN LANDSCAPE BED AND SOD, TYP METAL EDGING PROVIDE METAL EDGING BETWEEN LANDSCAPE BED AND SOD, TYP PROVIDE METAL EDGING BETWEEN LANDSCAPE BED AND SOD, TYP INERT ROCK MULCH THROUGHOUT ENCLOSURE, TYP A1 LP-501 A1 LP-501 GTS3 QMI3 QSI3 UAE3 ZVG3 QSI3 2 QRA QMI2 TDM3 5 AFB 3 QSI SOD TO EDGE OF BUILDING QSI3 QRA1 CCS4 36 CAS 38 CAS 27 CAS CAS32 CAS32 32 CAS 5 CAS 2 EPR 6 PAH 6 CAS 9 SSM 6 CAS 9 PAH 4 EPR 5 PMA 14 CAS 4 EPR 9 SSM 6 CAS 6 PAH 2 EPR 6 CAS CAS3 PAH6 EPR2 CAS8 SSM9 CAS27 EPR3 PMA5 PAH6 EPR2 CAK24 SHA24 CCB6 EPR2 CAK6 SSM8 NWL7 EPR6 CAK6 EPR4 SSM8 NWL7 CAK6 EPR2 CCB6 CCB6 16 SHA CAK8 EPR8 NWL10 CAS13 PAH9 PMA9 12 SSM EPR11 16 PAH 22 CAS 8 CAS 8 CAS EPR8 16 PAHCAS17 SHA7 3 TMD 2 HQR 4 HQP EPR11 NWL4 8 CAK 4 HQP 2 HQR 2 TMD SHA15 SHA15 2 TMD 2 HQR 4 HQP 9 CAK NWL6 CAK17 NWL12 SHA16 HQP4 SHA15 2 HQR 2 TMD TMD3 SHA15 2 TMD 2 HQR 4 HQP 9 CAK NWL6 SHA7 4 HQP 2 HQR 2 TMD 14 CAS 6 CAK CAS8 4 TMD CAS10 TMD2 2 GTS UAE3 QSI5 ZVG2 ACS5 DECIDIOUS UNDERSTORY TREE QTY BOTANICAL NAME COMMON NAME SIZE ROOT REMARKS ACS 5 AMELANCHIER CANADENSIS SHADBLOW SERVICEBERRY 1-1/2" CAL B&B SINGLE STEM WITH CENTRAL LEADER CCS 6 CERCIS CANADENSIS EASTERN REDBUD 1-1/2" CAL B&B SINGLE STEM WITH CENTRAL LEADER DECIDUOUS TREE QTY BOTANICAL NAME COMMON NAME SIZE ROOT REMARKS AFB 5 ACER X FREEMANII 'BAILSTON'MATADOR FREEMAN MAPLE 2" CAL B&B GTS 5 GLEDITSIA TRIACANTHOS INERMIS 'SKYCOLE' SKYLINE 'SKYLINE' HONEYLOCUST 2" CAL B&B QMI 5 QUERCUS MUEHLENBERGII CHINKAPIN OAK 2" CAL B&B QRA 9 QUERCUS RUBRA NORTHERN RED OAK 2" CAL B&B QSI 17 QUERCUS SHUMARDII SHUMARD OAK 2" CAL B&B TDM 3 TAXODIUM DISTICHUM BALD CYPRESS 2" CAL B&B UAE 6 ULMUS 'ACCOLADE''ACCOLADE' ELM 2" CAL B&B ZVG 5 ZELKOVA SERRATA 'VILLAGE GREEN''VILLAGE GREEN' SAWLEAF ZELKOVA 2" CAL B&B SHRUBS QTY BOTANICAL NAME COMMON NAME SIZE ROOT REMARKS CCB 18 CARYOPTERIS X CLANDONENSIS 'BLUE MIST''BLUE MIST' BLUEBEARD'1 GAL CG HQP 24 HYDRANGEA QUERCIFOLIA 'PEE WEE''PEE WEE' OAKLEAF HYDRANGEA 1 GAL CG HQR 12 HYDRANGEA QUERCIFOLIA 'RUBY SLIPPERS''RUBY SLIPPERS' HYDRANGEA 1 GAL CG PMA 19 PINUS MUGO 'AUREA'GOLDEN MUGO PINE 1 GAL CG TMD 22 TAXUS X MEDIA 'DENSIFORMIS'DENSE FORM YEW 1 GAL CG GRASSES & SEDGES QTY BOTANICAL NAME COMMON NAME SIZE ROOT REMARKS CAK 103 CALAMAGROSTIS X ACUTIFLORA 'KARL FOERSTER'KARL FOERSTER FEATHER REED GRASS 1 GAL CG CAS 380 CAREX ALBICANS WHITE-TINGED SEDGE 1 GAL CG PAH 74 PENNISETUM ALOPECUROIDES 'HAMELN''HAMELN' FOUNTAIN GRASS 1 GAL CG SHA 130 SESLERIA HEUFLERIANA MOOR GRASS 1 GAL CG PERENNIALS QTY BOTANICAL NAME COMMON NAME SIZE ROOT REMARKS EPR 71 ECHINACEA PURPUREA 'RUBY STAR''RUBY STAR' CONEFLOWER 1 GAL CG NWL 52 NEPETA X 'WALKER'S LOW'WALKER'S LOW CATMINT 1 GAL CG SSM 55 SALVIA X SYLVESTRIS 'MAY NIGHT'MAY NIGHT SAGE 1 GAL CG PLANT SCHEDULE A MA T C H L I N E B 6 QRA CCS2 CAK4 18"18" CONTROL POINT #98 5/8" REBAR N:64445.48 E:141989.02 ELEV:1251.34 (NAVD88) PA R K I N G PR I V A T E MO N U M E N T CONTROL POINT #99 5/8" REBAR GRAND AVENUE 1 1/4" OT OHP OH P OHP W W W YA R D L A N D S C A P I N G QSI5 A MA T C H L I N E B Project Number Original Issue Sheet Number Sheet Name Project Status Sheet Reviewer A B C E A B C E 1 6 5 4 3 2 1 23456 DD Agency Approval Project Designer Project Manager Project Architect Landscape Architect Civil Engineer Structural Engineer Mechanical Engineer Electrical Engineer Interior Designer Behavioral Health Planner Plumbing Engineer Project Principal Lighting Designer 10259791 08/25/21 MARK DATE DESCRIPTION NORTH 0 20'40' EXISTING SURVEYOR INFORMATION EXISTING SITE SURVEY INFORMATION FURNISHED BY THE NEBRASKA YOUTH JUSTICE INITIATIVE AND PREPARED BY LAMP RYNEARSON (LRA CONTACT: TODD WHITFIELD), DATED MARCH 19, 2021. GENERAL SHEET NOTES SHEET LEGEND Nebraska Youth Justice Initiative Treatment Facility and Outpatient Clinic 5020 Grand Avenue Omaha, NE 68104 SCALE: 1" = 20'-0" EXISTING PROPERTY LINE EXISTING LOT LINE EXISTING CURB EXISTING FENCE (STYLE AND HEIGHT VARIES) EXISTING OVERHEAD POWER LINE EXISTING POWER POLE EXISTING LIGHT POLE EXISTING FIBER OPTICS LINE EXISTING TELEPHONE LINE EXISTING WATER LINE AND VALVE EXISTING FIRE HYDRANT EXISTING POST INDICATOR VALVE EXISTING NATURAL GAS LINE AND VALVE EXISTING STORM SEWER AND STRUCTURE EXISTING SANITARY SEWER AND STRUCTURE EXISTING TREE AND SIZE OHP FO TELE W 24" WV SS MH FH PIV NGAS GV SS ST MH ST EXISTING GRADE CONTOUR1252 CONSTRUCTION DOCUMENTS | BP-1 HDR Architecture HDR Headquarters HDR 1917 S. 67th Street Omaha, NE 68106 LT Butler Professional Engineering 4809 NW Radial Hwy Omaha, NE 68104 XIN ZHAO DAVID LEMPKE | KEVIN AUGUSTYN ANDREW PORTIS ALISON INGUNZA THE WELLS RESOURCE, LLC LT BUTLER ENGINEERS BETH REDDING ANDREW WILSON | KELLY CARMAN CORIE DECHANT BRIAN GIEBINK BETH REDDING JOHN DINEEN REBECCA CHERNEY The Wells Resource, LLC Consulting Engineers 3919 Cuming Street Omaha, NE 68131 LP-101 Site Planting Plan ALISON INGUNZA TREE PROTECTION FENCING INTEGRAL CONCRETE CURB SECURE FENCE LINE CHAIN LINK FENCE LINE SETBACK LINE TP 1.THE CONTRACTOR SHALL LOCATE ALL UTILITY LINES AND STRUCTURES INCLUDING BUT NOT LIMITED TO MANHOLES, HANDHOLES, VALVES, AND HYDRANTS. 2.THE CONTRACTOR SHALL NOT SOD, SEED, OR PLACE ORGANIC OR INERT ROCK MULCH OVER ANY UTILITY STRUCTURES. AREA TO RECEIVE SOD AREA TO RECEIVE SEED AREA TO RECEIVE INERT ROCK MULCH 1 1"=20'-0" AREA B MATCH LINE Project Number Original Issue Sheet Number Sheet Name Project Status Sheet Reviewer A B C E A B C E 1 6 5 4 3 2 1 23456 DD Agency Approval Project Designer Project Manager Project Architect Landscape Architect Civil Engineer Structural Engineer Mechanical Engineer Electrical Engineer Interior Designer Behavioral Health Planner Plumbing Engineer Project Principal Lighting Designer 10259791 08/25/21 MARK DATE DESCRIPTION Nebraska Youth Justice Initiative Treatment Facility and Outpatient Clinic 5020 Grand Avenue Omaha, NE 68104 CONSTRUCTION DOCUMENTS | BP-1 HDR Architecture HDR Headquarters HDR 1917 S. 67th Street Omaha, NE 68106 LT Butler Professional Engineering 4809 NW Radial Hwy Omaha, NE 68104 XIN ZHAO DAVID LEMPKE | KEVIN AUGUSTYN ANDREW PORTIS ALISON INGUNZA THE WELLS RESOURCE, LLC LT BUTLER ENGINEERS BETH REDDING ANDREW WILSON | KELLY CARMAN CORIE DECHANT BRIAN GIEBINK BETH REDDING JOHN DINEEN REBECCA CHERNEY The Wells Resource, LLC Consulting Engineers 3919 Cuming Street Omaha, NE 68131 LP-501 Planting Details and Schedule ALISON INGUNZA BUILDING MAINTENANCE STRIP 1 1/2" = 1'-0" 1'-0" BUILDING EDGE COMPACTED SUBGRADE DETAIL NOTES: 1.SEE SPECIFICATION 32 93 00. PLACE NON-WOVEN GEOTEXTILE FABRIC BELOW INERT ROCK MULCH; WRAP UP SIDES. 2.SEE SPECIFICATION 32 93 00 FOR METAL EDGING PRODUCT. INSTALL PER MANUFACTURER RECOMMENDATIONS. 5" INERT MULCH; SEE DETAIL NOTE 1 ADJACENT LANDSCAPE AREA METAL EDGING; SEE DETAIL NOTE 2 A1DECIDUOUS TREE PLANTING 1" = 1'-0" 8" 1' - 6 " MI N HE I G H T T O LO W E S T B R A N C H 4" MI N 3x ROOTBALL STRONG CENTRAL LEADER, TYP DOUBLE STRAND 14 GAUGE WIRE TWISTED TIGHTLY AND WRAPPED AROUND TRUNK BELOW LOWEST BRNACH USE BIODEGRADABLE FABRIC STRAPS WITH BRASS GROMMETS; 12" LONG MIN. WOOD STAKE; PLACE PERPENDICULAR TO PREVAILING WINDS. DO NOT PENETRATE ROOTBALL OR UNDERDRAIN TILE. REMOVE AFTER ONE FULL GROWING SEASON SET CROWN OF ROOTBALL 2" ABOVE FINISHED GRADE, TYP; DO NOT PILE ORGANIC MULCH AROUND TRUNK 3" HIGH SOIL WATERING BASIN WITH ORGANIC MULCH, TYP AMENDED SOIL BACKFILL MIXED WITH NATIVE SOIL EXCAVATED FROM PLANTING HOLE; SEE SPECIFICATION 31 22 19 LIGHTLY TAMPED NATIVE SOIL TO PREVENT SETTLING ENSURE STAKE PENETRATES SUBGRADE 2'-0" 6" A3CONTAINER GROWN SHRUB PLANTING 1" = 1'-0" 2x WIDTH OF CONTAINER TRIM LEAVES 1/4" ABOVE FINISHED GRADE REMOVE CONTAINER FROM ROOT BALL; SCORE ROOT BALL 3" LAYER OF ORGANIC MULCH AMENDED SOIL BACKFILL MIXED WITH NATIVE SOIL EXCAVATED FROM PLANTING PIT, TYP PREPARED SUBGRADE SCARIFY BOTTOM AND SIDES OF HOLES PRIOR TO PLANTING DETAIL NOTE: 1.LOCATE PLANTS ONE HALF OF SPECIFIED SPACING DISTANCES FROM ANY CURB, SIDEWALK, OR OTHER HARD SURFACES, UNLESS OTHERWISE SPECIFIED. PLANT LEVEL AND AT FINISHED GRADE A4PERENNIAL PLANTING 1" = 1'-0" DETAIL NOTES: 1.ALL PERENNIALS SHALL BE PLANTED AT EQUAL TRIANGULAR SPACING OR ON CENTER SPACING AS SPECIFIED ON THE PLANTING PLAN. 2.LOCATE PLANTS ONE HALF OF SPECIFIED SPACING DISTANCE FROM ANY CURB, SIDEWALK, OR OTHER HARD SURFACE, UNLESS OTHERWISE SPECIFIED. TRIANGULATED SPACING, TYP EQ SPACING VARIES; SEE LANDSCAPE PLAN, TYP PLANT LEVEL AND AT FINISHED GRADE 3" LAYOUT OF ORGANIC MULCH AMENDED SOIL BACKFILL MIXED WITH NATIVE SOIL EXCAVATED FROM PLANTING PIT, TYP PREPARED SUBGRADE REMOVE CONTAINER FROM ROOT BALL; SCORE ROOT BALL SCARIFY BOTTOM AND SIDES OF PLANTING PIT PRIOR TO PLANTING A5 PLANT SCHEDULE DECIDIOUS UNDERSTORY TREE QTY BOTANICAL NAME COMMON NAME SIZE ROOT REMARKS ACS 5 AMELANCHIER CANADENSIS SHADBLOW SERVICEBERRY 1-1/2" CAL B&B SINGLE STEM WITH CENTRAL LEADER CCS 6 CERCIS CANADENSIS EASTERN REDBUD 1-1/2" CAL B&B SINGLE STEM WITH CENTRAL LEADER DECIDUOUS TREE QTY BOTANICAL NAME COMMON NAME SIZE ROOT REMARKS AFB 5 ACER X FREEMANII 'BAILSTON'MATADOR FREEMAN MAPLE 2" CAL B&B GTS 5 GLEDITSIA TRIACANTHOS INERMIS 'SKYCOLE' SKYLINE 'SKYLINE' HONEYLOCUST 2" CAL B&B QMI 5 QUERCUS MUEHLENBERGII CHINKAPIN OAK 2" CAL B&B QRA 9 QUERCUS RUBRA NORTHERN RED OAK 2" CAL B&B QSI 17 QUERCUS SHUMARDII SHUMARD OAK 2" CAL B&B TDM 3 TAXODIUM DISTICHUM BALD CYPRESS 2" CAL B&B UAE 6 ULMUS 'ACCOLADE''ACCOLADE' ELM 2" CAL B&B ZVG 5 ZELKOVA SERRATA 'VILLAGE GREEN''VILLAGE GREEN' SAWLEAF ZELKOVA 2" CAL B&B SHRUBS QTY BOTANICAL NAME COMMON NAME SIZE ROOT REMARKS CCB 18 CARYOPTERIS X CLANDONENSIS 'BLUE MIST''BLUE MIST' BLUEBEARD'1 GAL CG HQP 24 HYDRANGEA QUERCIFOLIA 'PEE WEE''PEE WEE' OAKLEAF HYDRANGEA 1 GAL CG HQR 12 HYDRANGEA QUERCIFOLIA 'RUBY SLIPPERS''RUBY SLIPPERS' HYDRANGEA 1 GAL CG PMA 19 PINUS MUGO 'AUREA'GOLDEN MUGO PINE 1 GAL CG TMD 22 TAXUS X MEDIA 'DENSIFORMIS'DENSE FORM YEW 1 GAL CG GRASSES & SEDGES QTY BOTANICAL NAME COMMON NAME SIZE ROOT REMARKS CAK 103 CALAMAGROSTIS X ACUTIFLORA 'KARL FOERSTER'KARL FOERSTER FEATHER REED GRASS 1 GAL CG CAS 380 CAREX ALBICANS WHITE-TINGED SEDGE 1 GAL CG PAH 74 PENNISETUM ALOPECUROIDES 'HAMELN''HAMELN' FOUNTAIN GRASS 1 GAL CG SHA 130 SESLERIA HEUFLERIANA MOOR GRASS 1 GAL CG PERENNIALS QTY BOTANICAL NAME COMMON NAME SIZE ROOT REMARKS EPR 71 ECHINACEA PURPUREA 'RUBY STAR''RUBY STAR' CONEFLOWER 1 GAL CG NWL 52 NEPETA X 'WALKER'S LOW'WALKER'S LOW CATMINT 1 GAL CG SSM 55 SALVIA X SYLVESTRIS 'MAY NIGHT'MAY NIGHT SAGE 1 GAL CG PLANT SCHEDULE 3/4" = 1'-0"B5 NORTHEAST ELEVATION 1/8”-1’-0” CLINIC LEVEL 01 99’-0” PRECAST W/ BRICK VENEER ROOF 119-6” RESIDENTIAL 102’-6” CLINIC ROOF 116-0” CLERESTORY ROOF 119’-6” RESIDENTIAL 102’-6” GYM ROOF 127’-0” NORTHWEST ELEVATION 1/8”-1’-0” ROOF 117’-0” ADMIN/ DOWNTOWN 100’-0” CLINIC LEVEL 01 99’-0” CLINIC ROOF 116’-0” PRECAST W/ BRICK VENEER STOREFRONT RESIDENTIAL 102’-6” ROOF 119’-6” STOREFRONT METAL PANEL PRECAST W/ BRICK VENEER STOREFRONT SYSTEM FIBER CEMENT PANEL STOREFRONT PRECAST W/ BRICK VENEER SOUTHWEST ELEVATION 1/8”-1’-0” SOUTHEAST ELEVATION 1/8”-1’-0” ROOF 119’-6” RESIDENTIAL 102’-6”ADMIN/ DOWNTOWN 100’-0” ROOF 117’-0” FIBER CEMENT PANEL PRECAST W/ BRICK VENEER FIBER CEMENT PANEL STOREFRONT METAL PANEL BUILDING NAME HERE BUILDING NAME HERE Project Status SCHEMATIC DESIGNPLANNING SUBMISSION 10259791 03/25/2106/07/21 EXHIBIT D Nebraska Youth Justice Initiative Residential Facility and Outpatient Clinic 5020 Grand Avenue Omaha, NE 68104 NEBRASKA YOU JUSTICE INITIATIVE BEHAVIORAL HEALTH FACILITY OPERATIONS PLAN FOR CONFIDENTIAL USE ONLY MARCH 2021 Submitted by: Nebraska Youth Justice Initiative Site Address: 5020 Grand Avenue Omaha, NE 68104 Mailing Address: Blair Freeman (Owners Representative) 4616 Dodge Street Omaha, NE 68132 Org Contact: Nick Juliano (Nebraska Youth Justice Initiative, President/CEO) Telephone: 402.618.6900 Email: nick.juliano@nyji.org The Nebraska Youth Justice Initiative program will operate as follows: A. Zoning: The property on which the facility will locate is in an R-1 zoning district. The goal is to proceed under the existing zoning. B. Facility: The new facility will be used for the Nebraska Youth Justice Initiative program located at 5020 Grand Avenue. The new facility will be located on the west half of the 10-acre campus near the intersection of 50th and Grand Avenue comprised of 2 new buildings totaling approximately 40,000 gross square feet. The new residential building will operate 24 hours a day, 7 days a week, 365 days a year and will include 3 separate living units each with 8 single occupant bedrooms, (2) flexible pods with 2 single occupant bedroom units, a kitchen and dining facility for the meals and cooking activities, areas for group activities, family visits and recreation, administrative offices for the facility, and a lobby. There will be space in the building for offices for Nebraska Youth Justice Initiative staff to support the operations of the facility as well as educational space to allow residents to continue their education on site. The residential facility will accommodate 24 youth between the ages of 12 and 18. The second building, a roughly 6,500 square foot outpatient behavioral health clinic will operate 8am to 5pm with some evening and weekend hours available as needed. This outpatient clinic will provide behavioral health services to the youth residing in the residential building and their families. Youth receiving services at the facility will no longer be required to leave the community for education, treatment, and rehabilitation. This fills a gap in the continuum of behavioral health programs for youth and families in one location inside of the community that they reside in. These uses fall within three use types under Section 55-43 of the City of Omaha Municipal Code. 1. “(f) Large group living. A dwelling unit housing, on a weekly or longer basis, more than eight unrelated persons, not defined as a family (multiple units will allow more than eight persons).” This encompasses the residential portion of the facility as well as the uses accessory or ancillary thereto such as administrative offices. 2. “(aa) Secondary educational facilities. A public, private or parochial school offering instruction at the junior and senior high school levels in the branches of learning and study required to be taught in the public schools of the state.” This encompasses the educational aspects of the NEBRASKA YOU JUSTICE INITIATIVE BEHAVIORAL HEALTH FACILITY OPERATIONS PLAN FOR CONFIDENTIAL USE ONLY MARCH 2021 facility, including the physical education and activities, which Metro Area Youth Services (“MAYS”) currently provides. This also includes accessory uses such as accessory uses. 3. “(k) Emergency residential care. A facility or use of a dwelling to provide a protective sanctuary for victims of crime or abuse, including emergency housing during crisis intervention for victims of rape, child abuse, or physical beatings.” This encompasses the behavioral health aspects of the facility and any health care services provided in conjunction therewith. Large Group Living and Emergency Residential Care are special uses in the R-1 zoning district. Secondary Educational Facilities are a conditional use in the R-1 zoning district. We anticipate processing these together, except that only the special permit uses will require a decision from the City Council. C. Staffing: The Nebraska Youth Justice Initiative, at full capacity and peak hours, will staff the residential building with 24 staff including administrators, direct care staff, and educators working directly with youth. Residential staff will provide 24/7 on site coverage across three shifts each day. Approximately 10 staff will provide services at the outpatient clinic when the residential program is at full capacity during peak hours. A team of 15 in-home services staff will work primarily off-site with the families of youth living in the residential building, intermittently attending on-site meetings, or utilizing workspace throughout the day and evening hours. D. Population: The Nebraska Youth Justice Initiative will accept most of its referrals from juvenile probation. Other referral sources may include child welfare, education, mental health professionals, and directly from legal guardians. Thus, we have developed our residential, education and behavioral health program to effectively serve and work with this population. Significant and chronic gaps in Douglas County’s current mental health service delivery system often prevent local youth from receiving the right prevention and treatment support at the right time for the right duration. Currently many youth are housed in juvenile detention waiting for treatment services. This is caused by a combination of factors, including demand for residential services for youth with complex issues exceeding local capacity. As a result, a shortage of treatment options forces many to find services outside of Nebraska. When youth are forced to be alone and receive services outside of family relationships without local support networks and educational providers it contradicts emerging research. Effective recovery relies on direct access to family relationships and local support networks. E. Services: The Nebraska Youth Justice Initiative (NYJI) is a new 501(c)(3) created with the primary purpose to provide residential care, education, outpatient treatment, and in-home services to justice system involved adolescents who have experienced significant trauma and need treatment for mental health and/or substance use disorders. Nebraska Youth Justice Initiative proposes to provide a full array of services: a. Residential Care: Nebraska Youth Justice Initiative will operate a licensed and nationally accredited residential care facility serving youth ages 12-18. Length of stay will vary based on the needs of the youth but is expected to be 9-12 months. The goal of the program is to create a safe and therapeutic environment providing treatment and education until it is determined youth may return home without creating a community safety issue. Treatment and education activities include a regular and special education curriculum, therapeutic groups, and a variety of recreation opportunities. NEBRASKA YOU JUSTICE INITIATIVE BEHAVIORAL HEALTH FACILITY OPERATIONS PLAN FOR CONFIDENTIAL USE ONLY MARCH 2021 b. Education: Nebraska Youth Justice Initiative will operate a Rule 18 school approved by the Nebraska Department of Education. School staff will be professional educators holding a current teaching certification in Nebraska employed by Nebraska Youth Justice Initiative under the supervision of certified school administrator. The goal of the education program is to continue academic progress, including credit recovery if appropriate, until youth can transition to a school in their community or receive a high school diploma or GED. The Nebraska Youth Justice Initiative school will provide a full array of special education services to students in conjunction with their resident school district. c. Outpatient Mental Health and Substance Use Treatment: Nebraska Youth Justice Initiative will operate an outpatient behavioral health clinic in a separate facility immediately adjacent to the residential care facility. The outpatient behavioral health clinic will provide outpatient psychiatry, psychology, and individual, group and family therapy for mental health and substance abuse disorders. The goal of the outpatient behavioral health clinic is to provide treatment services as indicated by evaluation and diagnosis while the youth reside in the residential program and after returning home, if necessary. All clinicians providing outpatient treatment will hold applicable degrees and licensure as required by the Nebraska Department of Health and Human Services and be paneled by a variety of insurance funders including Nebraska Medicaid. d. In-Home Services: The families of youth in residential care at NYJI preparing for the youth’s return home will receive in-home services. The goal of in-home services is to assist families in developing sustainable support systems which allow youth transitioning home to remain safe, at home, attending school, and out of trouble. In-home service staff will utilize evidence-based practices for family engagement, support, and skill development. The primary service location will be within the family home where the youth is returning, but family engagement activities may occur in other locations as needed. F. Community Outreach and Facility Safety: Nebraska Youth Justice Initiative will have staff monitor the facility 24 hours a day. Through the use of visually appealing fences, camera surveillance, staff safety and de-escalation training and other methods, safety will be a top priority. Nebraska Youth Justice Initiative has begun working with a third-party security consulting firm and the Omaha Police Department to ensure the safety of our youth, staff, and the surrounding community. These partnerships will improve operations at the facility as well as strengthen relationships in the neighborhood. G. Neighborhood Collaboration: Nebraska Youth Justice Initiative will meet with the neighbors of the campus on a recurring basis to discuss any concerns and to share information regarding operations to create and maintain partnerships. H. Hours of Operation: Nebraska Youth Justice Initiative will provide residential services 24 hours a day, 7 days a week, 365 days a year. Nebraska Youth Justice Initiative will not discriminate or permit discrimination in violation of federal or state laws or local ordinances because of race, color, sex, age, or disability, or because of political or religious opinions, afflictions, or national origin. NEBRASKA YOU JUSTICE INITIATIVE BEHAVIORAL HEALTH FACILITY OPERATIONS PLAN FOR CONFIDENTIAL USE ONLY MARCH 2021 I. Visitor Guidelines: Residential program – Visitors to the residential program will generally be between 8AM and 8PM and may include family members, faith leaders, mentors and volunteers, student interns, and probation officers. Visits will occur 7 days a week. Visitors will need to be checked in to the facility. Outpatient clinic – Visitors to the outpatient clinic will be patients of the healthcare providers on site. Youth from the residential program will enter through a private entrance, while others will enter through the public facing entrance. In addition to patients, visitors may include student interns and probation officers of the youth residing in the residential program. The clinic will primarily operate Mon-Friday 8am – 8pm with some weekend hours as needed. Visitors will need to be checked in to the facility. J. Parking: Expected parking counts when the programs are at full capacity are approximately 30 staff and 5-7 visitors on site between 8am and 8pm and approximately 10 staff on site between 8pm and 8am, with likely no visitors during that time. K. Resident Driving Privileges: Youth will not have driving privileges, nor will they park personal vehicles on the property. L. Licensing: The residential building will be licensed as a Residential Child Caring Agency (RCCA) by the Nebraska Department of Health and Human Services. RCCAs are governed by the Children’s Residential Facilities and Placing Licensure Act (see statutes attached – Neb. Rev. Stat. 71-1924 to 71-1951). The regulations for RCCAs are set forth at 391 NAC 7. The Act, 71-1926(7), defines a “residential child caring agency” as an organization that “provides care for four or more children and that is not a foster family home as defined in 71-1901.” Several other agencies operate similar facilities under this licensure including Omaha Home for Boys, Uta Halee, and Boys Town. No clinical or healthcare services will be provided in the residential building. The clinic will be licensed as an outpatient clinic providing primary care, medical, dental, and behavioral health. As treatment is provided on an outpatient basis, youth from NYJI will receiving outpatient services will live in a separate residential facility next door. NYJI will seek national accreditation once eligible to apply after 18 months of operation. While a best practice, this accreditation is not required for the above licensure. 11 SSWW WWG 11 BB 71 5 6 C F UU A TT CC QQ F 13 AA VV 13 9 70 9 NN 7 5 70 6 G QQ PP BB E NN RR 12 71 D VV E AA RR SS OO CC 12 D OO UU B TT 7 WELL BED. 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Submittal of and compliance with a revised site/landscaping plan providing overstory trees along the entire Grand Avenue and 52nd Street frontages, moving the fence to the building setback line along the north and west property lines, and adding landscaping to the exterior side of the fence, prior to forwarding this request to City Council for final action. 2. Construct the private street in the vacated 50th Avenue right-of-way to City standards; coordinate with Public Works. 3. Coordinate with the City on the vacation process for the 50th Avenue right-of-way. 4. Comply with the City’s driveway regulations. 5. Coordinate with OPPD on removal/relocation of equipment if necessary. 6. Comply with all applicable stormwater management ordinances and policies. 7. Compliance with all applicable signage regulations. 8. Compliance with all other applicable regulations. Pln4265dlh PJB City of Omaha Planning Department 1819 Farnam Street Suite 1100 Omaha, NE 68183 402-444-5150 Planning.CityofOmaha.org Date: August 25, 2021 Case Number: C8-21-257 Applicant: Nebraska Youth Justice Initiative Request: Approval of a Special Use Permit to allow a Recreational club in the R1 District. Location: 5020 Grand Avenue I. GENERAL INFORMATION: Purpose: To allow for the existing church building on the property to be used for the Metro Area Youth Services (MAYS) or similar type program. Existing Use(s): Civic Existing Zoning: R1 Adjacent Land Use(s): Adjacent Zoning North: Residential North: R1/R2 South: Civic/Residential/Commercial South: R8/R1/CC-MCC East: Residential East: R1/R3 West: Residential West: R1/R2 Future Land Use Designation(s): Civic/Low Density Residential Zoning History: ● C8-21-115, C8-21-116, C7-21-117: Approval of a Special Use Permit to allow Large group living in the R1 District and to allow Emergency residential care in the R1 District; along with approval of a Conditional Use Permit to allow Secondary education facilities in the R1 District, Conditional Use Permit approved by the Planning Board on July 7, 2021, Special Use Permits pending city council approval. ● ZBA #21-119: Variance to the maximum number of residents in a Large Group Living use from 12 to 22 and to the fence regulations to allow a 10', greater than 50% open fence, Approved by ZBA 8/12/21. Applicable Regulations: The site is subject to all applicable use and site development regulations for the existing R1 zoning designation in addition to all other applicable regulations. No building permits will be issued based on a site plan that does not comply with the provisions of the Zoning Ordinance. II. SPECIAL INFORMATION: Site Characteristics: The site comprises approximately 9.85 acres developed with a vacant church building. Property in the vicinity is developed with a mix of commercial, civic, and residential uses. PJB Case No.C8-21-257 Page: 2 Development Proposal: The applicant (Nebraska Youth Justice Initiative (NYJI)) is a new organization created with the primary purpose to provide residential care, education, outpatient treatment, and in-home services to adolescents involved in the justice system who have experienced significant trauma and need treatment for mental health and/or substance use disorders. Nebraska Youth Justice Initiative proposes to provide a full array of services. The applicant recently submitted an associated request to allow for a Large group living, Emergency residential care, and Secondary education facility to be constructed and operated on the west part of the subject property. The Conditional Use Permit for Secondary education was approved by the Planning Board on July 7, 2021. The Special Use Permits for Large group living and Emergency residential care are pending city council approval. This request would allow for the Metro Area Youth Services (MAYS) program to operate out of the former church on the east half of the site. The former church is located on the east half of the 10-acre campus near the intersection of 50th and Grand Avenue and comprises one building totaling approximately 29,000 gross square feet. MAYS had previously operated the same programming at 5150 Ames Avenue, in a building located one block away from this site. Despite COVID, the youth assigned to the Metro Area Youth Services still need to continue programming during the pandemic. To safely continue to operate, Metro Area Youth Services relocated to this facility to allow youth and staff to responsibly social distance. This requested use permit would bring the operation into compliance with the zoning ordinance. The program will continue to operate from 8am to 7pm, 5 days a week and includes a gym, classrooms, a kitchen and dining facility for meals and cooking activities, areas for group activities, recreation, administrative offices for the facility, and a lobby. There will be space in the building for offices for Metro Area Youth Services staff to support the operations of the facility as well as educational space to allow the youth to participate in homework and educational programming onsite. There are an average of 25 youth in the program at a time. Metro Area Youth Services allows youth, including system and probation- impacted youth, to fulfill their day and/or evening probation reporting criteria, receive tutoring, participate in athletics, receive assistance with employment and job placement and receive family support services, under one roof. Provided Services: Day and evening reporting, tutoring, personal training and sports, field trips, and family support. Staffing: Metro Area Youth Services (MAYS), at full capacity and peak hours, will staff the building with 10 staff including administrators, direct PJB Case No.C8-21-257 Page: 3 care staff, and educators working directly with youth. Residential staff will provide onsite coverage across one shift. Public Improvements: Traffic and Circulation: Comply with the City’s driveway regulations. Construct the private street in the vacated 50th Avenue right-of-way to City standards; coordinate with Public Works. Coordinate with the City on the vacation process for the 50th Avenue right-of-way. Utilities: OPPD has existing distribution equipment on/near the property. Coordinate with OPPD on removal/relocation if necessary. Grading and Drainage: All development must comply with all applicable stormwater management ordinances and policies, including providing for a no net increase in stormwater runoff and must treat the first 1/2” of stormwater for water quality. Land Use and Planning: The Recreational club use type requires a Special Use Permit in the R1 zoning district, which may be approved upon compliance with applicable base district development standards and Section 55-885 review criteria. Landscaping: Per Section 55-885, landscaped areas shall be planned as an integral part of the development, providing street landscaping and buffering, and dividing otherwise unbroken paved areas. The applicant must submit a revised landscaping plan providing overstory trees not more than 40’ OC along the entire Grand Avenue and 52nd Street frontages. Fencing: The applicant is proposing a 10-foot perimeter non-scalable security fence around the perimeter of the yard of the proposed residential facility on the west part of the site. The maximum height of a fence within a required front yard or street side yard setback in a residential zoning district shall be four feet. The maximum height for any fence outside of a required front yard shall be six feet. Due to the civic nature of the operation and the need for security on the site, the City recently supported a waiver to maximum fence height for the proposed project as part of the previously submitted associated use permit applications and subsequent Zoning Board of Appeals application, provided that the fence is moved to the building setback line along the north and west property lines and landscaping is added to screen the fence from neighboring residential properties. A revised site/landscape plan must be submitted moving the fence to the setback applicable to each property line and landscaping added to appropriately screen the fence, prior to forwarding this request to City Council for final action. Coordinate with the Planning Department on an acceptable landscape plan. Parking: Section 55-734, Schedule of off-street parking, requires 1 space for every 4 persons total capacity for the Recreational club use type. Based on a Uniform Building Code requirement of 50 square feet per person for the largest place of public assembly (4,200 SF), the capacity of the facility is determined to be 84 people. A minimum of 21 parking spaces are required. It should also be noted the applicant indicates that on average, Metro Area Youth Services has 8 cars in the parking lot during program PJB Case No.C8-21-257 Page: 4 hours. Youth typically do not transport themselves to or from the facility, rather are brought by an adult or transportation company. Provided plans show 80 stalls on the east part of the site for the proposed Recreational club, which is acceptable. Provided parking for the associated uses on the west part of the campus were determined to be sufficient as part of the review for the previous use permit applications. III. ANALYSIS: Conditionally, the proposed facility complies with the requirements of the zoning ordinance and the goals and objectives of the Omaha Master Plan. IV. RECOMMENDATIONS: Approval of a Special Use Permit to allow a Recreational club in the R1 District, subject to the following conditions: 1. Submittal of and compliance with a revised site/landscaping plan providing overstory trees along the entire Grand Avenue and 52nd Street frontages, moving the fence to the building setback line along the north and west property lines, and adding landscaping to the exterior side of the fence, prior to forwarding this request to City Council for final action. 2. Construct the private street in the vacated 50th Avenue right-of-way to City standards; coordinate with Public Works. 3. Coordinate with the City on the vacation process for the 50th Avenue right-of-way. 4. Comply with the City’s driveway regulations. 5. Coordinate with OPPD on removal/relocation of equipment if necessary. 6. Comply with all applicable stormwater management ordinances and policies. 7. Compliance with all applicable signage regulations. 8. Compliance with all other applicable regulations. V. ATTACHMENTS: 885 Review Operations Plan Site Plans Floor Plan Elevations Fence Exhibit PJB Case No.C8-21-257 Page: 5 City of Omaha Planning Department 1819 Farnam Street Suite 1100 Omaha, NE 68183 402-444-5150 Planning.CityofOmaha.org 55-885 Project Review Date: August 25, 2021 Case Number: C8-21-257 Applicant: Nebraska Youth Justice Initiative Location: 5020 Grand Avenue Zoning: R1 Site Plan Review Mixed Use Conditional Use Special Use Reviewed By: PJB CRITERIA GUIDELINES COMMENTS: 1. Land Use Compatibility: a. Development Density Site area per unit, Floor Area Ratio, and/or Intensity Rating should be similar to surrounding uses if not separated by major manmade or natural features. Acceptable 2. Height and Scale: a. Height and Bulk Development should minimize differences in height and building size from surrounding structures. Substantial differences must be justified by urban design considerations. Acceptable b. Setbacks Development should respect pre-existing setback lines in surrounding areas. Variations must be justified by significant site features or operating characteristics. Acceptable c. Building Coverage When possible, building coverage should be similar to that displayed in surrounding areas. Higher coverage should be mitigated by landscaping or other site amenities. Acceptable 3. Site Development: a. Frontage Generally, a project’s frontage along a street or private way should be similar to its lot width. Acceptable PJB Case No.C8-21-257 Page: 6 b. Parking/ Internal Circulation 1. Parking and circulation should serve all structures with minimal vehicular and pedestrian conflicts. 2. All structures must be readily accessible to public safety vehicles. 3. Development must have access to adjacent public streets or private ways. Internal circulation should distribute traffic to minimize congestion at access points. Acceptable c. Landscaping Landscaped areas should be planned as an integral part of the development, providing street landscaping and buffering, and dividing otherwise unbroken paved areas. Parts of a site with steep slopes, wooded areas, and natural drainage ways should be preserved. Acceptable 4. Building Design: Architectural design and building materials should be compatible with surrounding areas if located adjacent to landmark districts or in highly visible locations. Acceptable 5. Operating Characteristics: a. Traffic Capacity Projects should not materially reduce the exiting level of service on adjacent streets. Projects will be required to make street improvements and/or dedicated right-of-way to mitigate negative effects. Acceptable b. External Traffic Effects Project design should direct non-residential traffic away from residential areas. Acceptable c. External Effects Projects with long operating hours must minimize effects on surrounding residential areas. Acceptable d. Outside Storage If permitted, outside storage areas must be screened from adjacent streets and less intensive zoning districts and uses. Not permitted. PJB Case No.C8-21-257 Page: 7 6. Public Facilities a. Sewage Disposal Development within 500 feet of a public sanitary sewer must connect to the public sewer system. If permitted, individual systems must not adversely affect public health, safety, or welfare. Acceptable b. Sanitary Sewer Capacity Sanitary sewer must have adequate capacity to serve development. Acceptable c. Storm Water Manage ment 1. Development design should handle storm water without overloading or substantially diminishing capacity of public storm sewer system. 2. Development should not inhibit development of other properties. 3. Development should not increase probability of erosion, flooding, landslides, or other endangerment to surrounding properties. Acceptable d. Utilities Project must provide evidence of utility service to the site. Acceptable 7. Comprehensive Plan Projects should be consistent with the comprehensive plan of the City of Omaha and should minimize adverse economic effects on surrounding properties. 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GENERAL SHEET NOTES SHEET LEGEND Nebraska Youth Justice Initiative Residential Facility and Outpatient Clinic 5020 Grand Avenue Omaha, NE 68104 LT Butler Professional Engineering 4809 NW Radial Hwy Omaha, NE 68104 XIN ZHAO DAVID LEMPKE | KEVIN AUGUSTYN ANDREW PORTIS ALISON INGUNZA KYLIE WILMES LAWRENCE BUTLER BETH REDDING ANDREW WILSON | KELLY CARMAN CORIE DECHANT BRIAN GIEBINK BETH REDDING JOHN DINEEN REBECCA CHERNEYSCALE: 1" = 30'-0" EXISTING PROPERTY LINE EXISTING LOT LINE EXISTING CURB EXISTING FENCE (STYLE AND HEIGHT VARIES) EXISTING OVERHEAD POWER LINE EXISTING POWER POLE EXISTING LIGHT POLE EXISTING FIBER OPTICS LINE EXISTING TELEPHONE LINE EXISTING WATER LINE AND VALVE EXISTING FIRE HYDRANT EXISTING POST INDICATOR VALVE EXISTING NATURAL GAS LINE AND VALVE EXISTING STORM SEWER AND STRUCTURE EXISTING SANITARY SEWER AND STRUCTURE EXISTING TREE AND SIZE OHP FO TELE W 24" WV SS MH FH PIV NGAS GV SS ST MH ST EXISTING GRADE CONTOUR1252 SITE PLAN EXHIBIT B ALISON INGUNZA 1.THE PROPOSED SITE PLAN IS CONCEPTUAL AND BASED ON SCHEMATIC DESIGN. FINAL DESIGN MAY VARY. INTEGRAL CURB LINE DRIVE CENTERLINE CONCRETE VEHICULAR PAVEMENT CONCRETE WALK PAVEMENT FENCE LINE (STYLE VARIES) SETBACK LINE PLANNING SUBMISSION 06/07/21 NORTHEAST ELEVATION 1/8”-1’-0” CLINIC LEVEL 01 99’-0” PRECAST W/ BRICK VENEER ROOF 119-6” RESIDENTIAL 102’-6” CLINIC ROOF 116-0” CLERESTORY ROOF 119’-6” RESIDENTIAL 102’-6” GYM ROOF 127’-0” NORTHWEST ELEVATION 1/8”-1’-0” ROOF 117’-0” ADMIN/ DOWNTOWN 100’-0” CLINIC LEVEL 01 99’-0” CLINIC ROOF 116’-0” PRECAST W/ BRICK VENEER STOREFRONT RESIDENTIAL 102’-6” ROOF 119’-6” STOREFRONT METAL PANEL PRECAST W/ BRICK VENEER STOREFRONT SYSTEM FIBER CEMENT PANEL STOREFRONT PRECAST W/ BRICK VENEER SOUTHWEST ELEVATION 1/8”-1’-0” SOUTHEAST ELEVATION 1/8”-1’-0” ROOF 119’-6” RESIDENTIAL 102’-6”ADMIN/ DOWNTOWN 100’-0” ROOF 117’-0” FIBER CEMENT PANEL PRECAST W/ BRICK VENEER FIBER CEMENT PANEL STOREFRONT METAL PANEL BUILDING NAME HERE BUILDING NAME HERE Project Status SCHEMATIC DESIGNPLANNING SUBMISSION 10259791 03/25/2106/07/21 EXHIBIT D Nebraska Youth Justice Initiative Residential Facility and Outpatient Clinic 5020 Grand Avenue Omaha, NE 68104 18"18" 24" 24" 36"30" 30" 24" GV 30" ST R E E T ST MHSS MH 5' CHAIN LINK 36" 3.5' CHAIN LINK3.5' CHAIN LINK 5' C H A I N L I N K 3.5' CHAIN LINK BROWNE STREET MAILBOX ST R E E T 3. 5 ' C H A I N L I N K 24" 60" 36" 30" PIV FH FH BOLLARDS (2) FFE=1247.08 36" 30"42" 24" 3. 5 ' C H A I N L I N K FH PLAYGROUND EQUIPMENT BOLLARDS (4) PA R K I N G PR I V A T E MO N U M E N T FH WV FO PULL BOXFOPR I V A T E PA R K I N G GV SS TELE TELE TE L E FO FO ST MH ST O P SS MH MF 3/4" OT CONC 3/4" PT 48" 3 @ 24" TELE PULL BOX (2) 3 @ 6" 3/4" OT 3/4" PT 3/4" PT WO V E N W I R E F E N C E 3. 5 ' C H A I N L I N K 3/4" OT 3/4" OT PT LOT 5 LOT 6 BOLLARD BOLLARD 1" PT MAILBOX 3/4" OT 1 1/4" PT AC 5' C H A I N L I N K ELEC METER DS DS DS DS BOLLARD FFE=1258.91 FFE=1259.11 12" LOT 7 POLE W/ AC UNIT MOUNTED ON TOP FFE=1258.14 FFE=1258.12 FFE=1258.14FFE=1258.18FFE=1258.16 6' C H A I N LI N K BOLLARD FFE=1258.05 BOLLARD BOLLARD BOLLARD BENCHES FFE=1258.07 FFE=1258.08 FFE=1258.16 FFE=1258.21 TELE RISER AC MAILBOX BENCH BOLLARDS (2)BOLLARDS (2) 6' CHAIN LINK GRAVEL 24" 6" BRICK BENCH FLAG ROUNDED CURB FFE=1247.14 FFE=1247.09 AC FFE=1247.07 FFE=1247.06 FFE=1247.07 FFE=1258.08 FFE=1258.08 ADA ADA ADA ADA BOLLARD GRAND AVENUE GRAND AVENUE 50 T H A V E N U E 50 T H A V E N U E FENCE CROSSED PROPERTY LINE 1 1/4" OT OHP OHP O H P OHP OHP OHP OHP OHP OHP OHP OHP OHP OH P OHP OH P OH P OHP O H P FOFOFO FO FO FOFOFO NGAS W W W W W W W W W W W W W W NGAS NGAS NGAS NGAS NGAS NGAS NGAS NGAS NGAS NG A S NG A S NG A S NG A S W W W W W W W W W W OHP OHP OHP OHP OHP O H P O H P ST ST W W NG A S NGASNGASNGAS NG A S NGAS SS SS SS SS SS ST ST S T RESIDENTIAL FACILITY CLINIC POD LEVEL CONCEPT PLANT SCHEDULE OVERSTORY TREE GYMNOCLADUS DIOICA `ESPRESSO` / KENTUCKY COFFEETREE TILIA TOMENTOSA / SILVER LINDEN ACER SACCHARUM `LEGACY` / LEGACY SUGAR MAPLE GINKGO BILOBA `AUTUMN GOLD` / PRINCETON SENTRY GINKGO ULMUS CARPINIFOLIA X PARVIFOLIA `FRONTIER` / FRONTIER ELM ULMUS JAPONICA `MORTON` / ACCOLADE ELM MEDIUM TREE AMELANCHIER CANADENSIS `AUTUMN BRILLIANCE` / AUTUMN BRILLANCE SERVICEBERRY MAGNOLIA X `ANN` / ANN MAGNOLIA MALUS X `SNOWDRIFT` / SNOWDRIFT CRABAPPLE Project Number Original Issue Sheet Number Sheet Name Project Status Sheet Reviewer A B C E A B C E 1 6 5 4 3 2 1 23456 DD Agency Approval Project Designer Project Manager Project Architect Landscape Architect Civil Engineer Structural Engineer Mechanical Engineer Electrical Engineer Interior Designer Behavioral Health Planner Plumbing Engineer Project Principal Lighting Designer SCHEMATIC DESIGN HDR Architecture 10259791 03/25/21 --- HDR Headquarters HDR 1716 S. 67th Street Omaha, NE 68106 MARK DATE DESCRIPTION NORTH 0 30'60' EXISTING SURVEYOR INFORMATION EXISTING SITE SURVEY INFORMATION FURNISHED BY THE NEBRASKA YOUTH JUSTICE INITIATIVE AND PREPARED BY LAMP RYNEARSON (LRA CONTACT: TODD WHITFIELD), DATED MARCH 19, 2021. GENERAL SHEET NOTES SHEET LEGEND Nebraska Youth Justice Initiative Residential Facility and Outpatient Clinic 5020 Grand Avenue Omaha, NE 68104 LT Butler Professional Engineering 4809 NW Radial Hwy Omaha, NE 68104 XIN ZHAO DAVID LEMPKE | KEVIN AUGUSTYN ANDREW PORTIS ALISON INGUNZA KYLIE WILMES LAWRENCE BUTLER BETH REDDING ANDREW WILSON | KELLY CARMAN CORIE DECHANT BRIAN GIEBINK BETH REDDING JOHN DINEEN REBECCA CHERNEYSCALE: 1" = 30'-0" EXISTING PROPERTY LINE EXISTING LOT LINE EXISTING CURB EXISTING FENCE (STYLE AND HEIGHT VARIES) EXISTING OVERHEAD POWER LINE EXISTING POWER POLE EXISTING LIGHT POLE EXISTING FIBER OPTICS LINE EXISTING TELEPHONE LINE EXISTING WATER LINE AND VALVE EXISTING FIRE HYDRANT EXISTING POST INDICATOR VALVE EXISTING NATURAL GAS LINE AND VALVE EXISTING STORM SEWER AND STRUCTURE EXISTING SANITARY SEWER AND STRUCTURE EXISTING TREE AND SIZE OHP FO TELE W 24" WV SS MH FH PIV NGAS GV SS ST MH ST EXISTING GRADE CONTOUR1252 LANDSCAPE PLAN EXHIBIT E ALISON INGUNZA 1.THE PROPOSED PLANTING PLAN IS CONCEPTUAL AND BASED ON SCHEMATIC DESIGN. FINAL DESIGN MAY VARY. INTEGRAL CURB LINE FENCE LINE (STYLE VARIES) AREA TO RECEIVE SOD OR HYDRO-SEED AREA TO RECEIVE UNDERSTORY PLANTING PLANNING SUBMISSION 06/07/21 METRO AREA YOUTH SERVICES (MAYS) BUILDING/ORGANIZATION OPERATIONAL PLAN FOR CONFIDENTIAL USE ONLY AUGUST 2021 Submitted by: Blair Freeman Site Address: 5020 Grand Avenue Omaha, NE 68104 Mailing Address: Blair Freeman (Owners Representative) 4616 Dodge Street Omaha, NE 68132 Org Contact: Rodney Evans (Metro Area Youth Services/CEO) Telephone: 402.203.6184 Email: rodneyevans@maysomaha.org The Metro Area Youth Services program will operate as follows: A. Zoning: The property on which the facility will locate is in an R-1 zoning district. The goal is to proceed under the existing zoning. B. Facility: The existing buildings will be used for the Metro Area Youth Services (MAYS) program located at 5020 Grand Avenue. The existing buildings are located on the east half of the 10-acre campus near the intersection of 50th and Grand Avenue comprised of 1 building totaling approximately 29,000 gross square feet. MAYS has previously operated the same programming at 5150 Ames Avenue, in a building located one block away from this site. Despite COVID, the youth assigned to our Metro Area Youth Services still need to continue programming during the pandemic. To safely continue to operate, Metro Area Youth Services relocated to this facility to allow youth and staff to responsibly social distance. The program will continue to operate from 8am to 7pm, 5 days a week and includes a gym, classrooms, a kitchen and dining facility for the meals and cooking activities, areas for group activities, recreation, administrative offices for the facility, and a lobby. There will be space in the building for offices for Metro Area Youth Services staff to support the operations of the facility as well as educational space to allow the youth to participate in homework and educational programming onsite. There are an average of 25 youth in the program at a time. Metro Area Youth Services allows youth, including system and probation impacted youth, to fulfill their day and/or evening probation reporting criteria, receive tutoring, participate in athletics, receive assistance with employment and job placement and receive family support services, under one roof. These uses fall within the following use types under Section 55-46 of the City of Omaha Municipal Code. (c) Civic use type (2) Recreational Club. A club providing indoor and/outdoor athletic facilities, with or without social facilities. Typical uses include country clubs and nonprofit recreation or community centers. C. Staffing: Metro Area Youth Services (MAYS), at full capacity and peak hours, will staff the building with 10 staff including administrators, direct care staff, and educators working directly with youth. Residential staff will provide onsite coverage across one shift across. METRO AREA YOUTH SERVICES (MAYS) BUILDING/ORGANIZATION OPERATIONAL PLAN FOR CONFIDENTIAL USE ONLY AUGUST 2021 D. Population: Metro Area Youth Services will accept most of its referrals from juvenile probation, St Francis and Health and Human Services. Other referral sources may include child welfare, education, mental health professionals, and directly from legal guardians. Thus, we have developed our program to effectively serve and work with this population. E. Services: The Metro Area Youth Services (MAYS) is an existing non-profit organization, founded in 2013 with the goal to provide growth and development to the teens facing behavioral issues, multiple suspensions, failed drug screening, lack of employment and other barriers. Metro Area Youth Services provides a full array of services: a. Day and Evening Reporting: Day and Evening probation reporting is available between the hours of 9am-3pm for youth ages 12-18. During these hours staff work with kids to: • Focus on behavioral issues at home or school • Transition back to home from an out-of-home placement • Cultivate decision making skills • Promote positive peer relationships • Find ways to positively fill their idle time • Improve relationships with adults and authority figures • Develop resiliency • Learn employability skills and search for jobs b. Tutoring: A certified teacher on staff provides resources and opportunities for students to maintain or catch up academically. c. Personal Training/Recreational Sport: Personal training and martial arts instruction enables us to emphasize wellness, fitness and participation in community sports leagues to provide our program youth the opportunity for practical application of social skills. d. Hood to the Woods: Gives youth the opportunity to experience new adventures, and build relationships with people outside of their social circles through trips that incorporate camping, hiking, kayaking, white river rafting, etc. These off the grid experiences allow youth to unplug and reconnect with themselves and others. e. Family Support: Allows wrap around services to help take the stress off of families by assisting in finding housing, jobs, counseling services and other social services needs. F. Hours of Operation: Metro Area Youth Services (MAYS) will have programming from 9am-7pm, 5 days a week. MAYS will not discriminate or permit discrimination in violation of federal or state laws or local ordinances because of race, color, sex, age, or disability, or because of political or religious opinions, afflictions, or national origin. G. Parking: On average, Metro Area Youth Services has 8 cars in the parking lot during program hours. Youth typically do not transport themselves to or from the facility, rather are brought by an adult or transportation company. SUBJECT AREA IS SHADED - SEPTEMBER 2021 R4 R3 R3 R2 R3 R4(35) R4(35) R2 R3 CC R2R2 R3 R2 R2 R2 R2 R4(35) R3 R8 R3 R2 R3 R3 R2 R3R1 DR R3 DR CC-MCC Fow ler Ave N 54th Cir N 52nd St Norwick Dr N 50th St L a r i m o r e A v e Grand Ave Saratoga St Br ow ne St N 50th Ave N 51st St Fort St N 53rd St ±0 1,000 Feet 25CASE:C8-21-257APPLICANT:Nebraska Youth Justice InitiativeREQUEST:Approval of a Special Use Permit to allow a Recreational club in the R1DistrictLOCATION:5020 Grand Avenue