All ADPs include Regulating Plans, Illustrative Plans, and an Implementation Plan chapter that shows the short-range plan, long-range plan, and capacity plan. In many cases, charrette participants demonstrate mastery of the process and ownership of its outcomes by helping to deliver the out brief presentation. HB&A has honed an efficient and targeted charrette process in which participants build a shared understanding of the area, develop priorities, create alternative future visions, objectively evaluate alternatives based on vetted criteria, and unite behind a preferred alternative.
At the crux of each ADP, the process is an interactive charrette held at Fort Carson over the course of a week. The consultant team then conducted targeted interviews with key representatives to vet facility requirements data and get a better understanding of how users function within the district. HB&A’s planning approach begins by gathering and analyzing installation data to develop a thorough understanding of the post, the district, the users, and the client’s product expectations. The Vision Plan and IPS laid a good foundation for a suite of five (5) Area Development Plans (ADPs). These components were designed to be flexible yet enduring in the face of changing missions, uncertain funding environments, and evolving Army strategies. The IPS developed building, street, and landscape standards for the entire installation. The Vision Plan established a series of fundamental planning components that guide the IDP processes and products, including a real property vision statement, planning goals and objectives, a framework plan, a district plan, a developable areas map, and key network maps. Both products were produced through a collaborative workshop process that included Strengths, Weaknesses, Opportunities, and Threats Analysis, Visual Preference Surveys, and collaborative goal-setting exercises. While this entire task order has unfinished and unfunded items, the Vision Plan and Installation Planning Standards line items were completed in 2016.
HB&A, with prime contractor HDR, completed the Fort Carson Vision Plan and Installation Planning Standards (IPS) – steps one and two, respectively, in a comprehensive and collaborative planning process to create a full Installation Development Plan (IDP) suite. VISION PLAN & INSTALLATION PLANNING STANDARDS
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