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Amos: Staff did receive his email and it was provided to the Planning Commission for <br /> the work session. I don't recall seeing a specific question there. I did respond back <br /> thanking him for his comments and that we would definitely share it with you, so if I <br /> missed a question in that email I apologize. I took his comments on this is what he was <br /> required to do and he was looking more at this project. <br /> Chair Ritter: Okay. <br /> Commissioner Allen: Just a clarification on the parking, I realize we have two different <br /> zoning districts between these two property sites here but is it true that in the property <br /> next door that the parking requirement was 1.5? I know Mike said it was one, but is it <br /> 1.5? <br /> Amos: It is 1.5 because of the Core Area Overlay district allows for that flexibility. <br /> Commissioner Allen: For an apartment, whether it is one bedroom or studio? <br /> Amos: It's based on the number of bedrooms, yes. <br /> Commissioner Balch: That was the one where we kicked it back and continued it as I <br /> recall because we were evaluating the view line to the ridge. He was preserving the <br /> front unit but building like a two-story on the second building and a bigger building. <br /> Commissioner Allen: Again, I just wanted to double-check because Mike said it was one <br /> but in fact it is 1.5 and that's the RM district. And Mike has been saying, treat me like <br /> the RM district, so I just wanted to double-check what that number is. <br /> Carey: I'm just going to clarify. I appreciate everybody's comments, the family, and the <br /> neighbors too. Everyone has concerns, and we're trying to get a great project that fits <br /> with what could one day be the beautiful civic center across the street. We're not taking <br /> out all the trees. There's only one heritage tree going. I wanted to clarify that. So as far <br /> as the parking, I know there's going to be a big discussion on that. Tim's already <br /> working on ideas and thoughts, but he would probably opt that if you do want to stick to <br /> the studios for whatever size they are, we would probably redesign the top and make it <br /> two-three bedrooms because that's four spaces instead of six with three micro studios. <br /> That would be just where it would probably go in our eyes; the same space, the same <br /> square footage, the same box on top of the commercial building, but we could probably <br /> dump that because parking kills the idea of viable different housing option for the town <br /> and the residents, and so we would move that in a different direction depending on <br /> where you go with it. <br /> Commissioner Balch: Tim mentioned the driveway change to get that additional spot by <br /> the tree. Are you supportive of that or not supportive? <br /> Carey: Well, the only thing we were really trying to avoid is curb cuts. Staff hates curb <br /> cuts, people hate curb cuts, and we'd be cutting into the street. It's had two entrances <br /> for 100 years. The idea was to not disrupt any of that. Tim's told me he can whip up one <br /> more by really getting creative and moving stuff around. I really didn't want to move the <br /> curb cuts. It's not just the cost, it's do we move it down, do we leave a half space or full <br /> space.... there's a floating space there and I was hoping from our workshop discussion <br /> EXCERPT: DRAFT PLANNING COMMISSION MINUTES, July 13, 2016 Page 8 of 21 <br />
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