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Table 1: Task Force and Planning Commission Recommendations, City Council Direction February 26 Task Force April 16 and May 7 City Council June 26 Planning Commission Recommendation Direction Recommendation Ground Floor Residential Uses Allow ground-floor residential uses Downtown-Commercial: Prohibit Supported City Council's direction, behind a commercial use if there is new ground-floor residential on with the clarification that the at least 50 feet of commercial use properties with frontage on Main required 50 feet of commercial on the frontage (on Main Street and Street. Ground-floor residential may frontage applies to the building itself potentially side streets) as long as: be located behind commercial and does not include setbacks and (1) the City also passes a right-to- development on properties landscaping. do business ordinance; and (2) elsewhere in the district, subject to residential development is fully certain provisions. parked on site. Mixed Use-Transitional: Ground- floor residential may be located behind commercial development on properties within the district, subject to certain provisions. Mixed Use-Downtown: Prohibit ground-floor residential uses throughout the district. Property Owner Initiated Requests Incorporate a residential "overlay" City Council supported the Task Concurred that the property at 4212 or annotation on the DSP land use Force's position regarding 4212 First Street could allow for map for 4212 First Street and First Street. Regarding the property consideration of either standalone 475/493 St. John Street that would at 475/493 St. John Street, the City residential uses, commercial uses, allow for consideration of either Council directed that a map or a combination of both, but would standalone residential uses, annotation be incorporated to note require processing of a Planned commercial uses, or a combination the potential for a future Mixed-Use- Unit Development application. of both, but would require Transitional designation, subject to Regarding 475/493 St. John Street, processing of a Planned Unit approval of a PUD rezoning and the Planning Commission voted to Development application. PUD development plan, while modify annotation for site to maintaining the existing residence. indicate that, either standalone Page 10 of 18