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right? An office zoning touching a residential zoning on a street in an area where we <br /> think it's going to be developed in the future with the whole civic center plan, and I <br /> would hate to see this die because it's a little bit ahead of its time on the block. I'll just <br /> say that. Someone has to go first and frankly the neighbor who's building the front as <br /> the existing residence, the middle as the two-story and the back as a two-story as well, <br /> but the same units with the parking in the middle. It is exactly the transition type of <br /> building that I think we should have next to this because here you're doing your mixed <br /> use and residential and your next unit or block over is your true residential and it's a <br /> little lower. I just think it does blend well. I would hate to see us hit too high of a <br /> threshold to develop a site that would be unattainable. And I really like, and I don't <br /> know why I'm so stuck on it, but I really like the concept of the micro-units and if the <br /> parking killed it and you would change the application, I personally would find that a <br /> loss. <br /> Chair Ritter: And I'll agree. I think we need affordable housing downtown. <br /> Commissioner Balch: Well, this is super affordable because there's not much space. <br /> Chair Ritter: And that would be meeting that requirement. <br /> Commissioner Balch: I do think, and I don't want to state it per se, but I like the idea as <br /> Commissioner Allen brought up if the parking is such a concern, I like the idea of <br /> creating an additional on-site spot. I really do to address our concern with the mixed <br /> use. I don't know if we fully have addressed my comment about the mixed use being <br /> residential only though. I don't know if we were there. It sounded like maybe you were <br /> not there with them. I don't know, but I want to just continue to keep that because that's <br /> what it's all about. In staffs resolutions it basically says that the mixed use on <br /> Residence 1 shall be only non-residential. I completely want to add water or weight to <br /> what Commissioner Allen said; that if you keep it where it has to be office, it does put us <br /> over the 10%. I have a struggle with that requirement both ways. <br /> Commissioner Allen: Where do other people come out on Jack's last comment about <br /> requiring Residence 1 to have that office be office versus not? Where do you two come <br /> out on that? <br /> Chair Ritter: So if it is an office, you lose a space? <br /> Commissioner Nagler: Or you gain a space? <br /> Commissioner Balch: Well, in the workshop it was all residential and Commissioner <br /> Nagler and I were on the fence that said basically, we really like the design and staff <br /> recommended that maybe there's a mixed use solution that wouldn't necessarily tick <br /> over the odometer on another spot, right? Well, they designed it for that, but along <br /> came a requirement that it's not for residential use. It's got to be for an office or mixed <br /> use. <br /> Chair Ritter: They said it was flexible though. <br /> Commissioner Balch: Well not now because the condition would make it.... <br /> EXCERPT: DRAFT PLANNING COMMISSION MINUTES, July 13, 2016 Page 17 of 21 <br />
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