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detached and attached single - family homes, duplexes, townhouses, condominiums, and <br />apartments) under the High Density designation. <br />During the Work Session, the applicant was proposing 12 dwelling units on the St. John Street <br />site, which resulted in a density of 16.4 dwelling units per acre (du /ac), consistent with the High <br />Density Residential land use designation of the site in the General Plan and Downtown Specific <br />Plan. The Commission was supportive of this density. The current application has 11 dwelling <br />units (the existing home and 10 new townhomes) on the 0.73 -acre subject site. This proposal <br />results in a density of 15 dwelling units per acre, which is also consistent with the High Density <br />Residential land use designation of the General Plan and Downtown Specific Plan. <br />Zoning and Site Development Standards <br />The property is currently zoned RM -1,500 (Multi - Family Residential) District and located in the <br />Core Area Overlay District. During the Work Session, it was noted that the project would need <br />to be rezoned to a PUD district to allow for modified development standards as the project <br />would include 11 for sale dwelling units that do not adhere to the development standards for the <br />RM District or multi - family housing projects in the Core Area Overlay District, the latter of which <br />applies to projects with 10 or fewer rental units. <br />Table 1 outlines the requirements of the RM -1,500 District and comparing them to what is <br />formally being proposed for a recommendation to City Council. Please note that although the <br />density has been reduced (12 to 11 units) and the historic home has been incorporated within <br />the development plan, the changes did not alter the development standards of the townhomes <br />(noted as Plan 1 or Plan 2 in Table 1) that were proposed at the Work Session. <br />P16 -1201, PUD -120, & TRACT 8326 Planning Commission <br />4 of 32 <br />