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3. Make the PUD findings for the proposed development plan as stated in the <br /> December 9, 2015, Planning Commission staff report (pages 20 through 23 in <br /> Attachment 2); and <br /> 4. Introduce a draft ordinance approving Case PUD-109, PUD Rezoning and PUD <br /> Development Plan, based on the PUD findings of approval (included in Attachment <br /> 2) and subject to the Conditions of Approval, Exhibit A (Attachment 1). <br /> FINANCIAL STATEMENT <br /> The project would be expected to generate revenue (taxes and fees) to cover costs <br /> for service. Increases in property tax would be used to provide services, such as <br /> police and fire services, to the occupants of the dwelling units and commercial <br /> space. The applicant will be required to pay development impact fees (e.g., in-lieu <br /> park dedication fee, public facilities fee, traffic fees, and water/sewer connection <br /> fees) that will be used to offset the cost of additional demand for City facilities and <br /> infrastructure. <br /> BACKGROUND <br /> Initial Submittal & Planning Commission Work Session <br /> On April 6, 2015, the applicant submitted a Planned Unit Development Rezoning and <br /> Development Plan application to construct an approximately 2,204-square-foot, two- <br /> story commercial/office building and five approximately 2,104-square-foot, three-story <br /> attached townhouses. The Planning Commission held a work session on August 26, <br /> 2015 and encouraged the applicant to increase the amount of commercial/retail square <br /> footage, increase the amount of commercial parking, and reduce the amount of <br /> residential development on the site, among other changes. <br /> Project Revisions <br /> The revised plans were submitted on November 3, 2015 and were presented to the <br /> Planning Commission at a public hearing on December 9, 2015. The primary changes <br /> to the project from the Planning Commission work session plans include: <br /> (1) Reducing the size of four multi-family residential units from approximately 2,104 <br /> square feet to approximately 2,015 square feet in area; <br /> (2) Allocating four parking spaces to the commercial/office building, while reducing the <br /> overall number of parking spaces provided on the site from 20 to 13 parking spaces; <br /> and <br /> (3) Expanding the size of the commercial/office space from approximately 2,200 square <br /> feet to approximately 4,074 square feet in area. <br /> Page 2 of 11 <br />