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Approved <br /> NW, also known as the Marv's Transmission site. The applicants have submitted a <br /> revised plan illustrating development of a 49' x 119' office building with associated <br /> surface parking. <br /> The Planning Commission originally reviewed this proposal at the regularly scheduled <br /> June meeting. That proposal included a number of Variances in order to develop the site <br /> under the existing B-2 Zoning District requirements. The Commission discussed the <br /> proposal and determined that a hardship did not exist to grant Variances, but that a <br /> rezoning to B-4, Downtown Business District should be considered. The Commission <br /> also agreed with the staff recommended revised setbacks to reflect development patterns <br /> of the B-4 District. Ultimately, the application was tabled to allow a rezoning application <br /> to be filed and for the applicant to develop a revised site plan based on the revised <br /> setbacks suggested by staff <br /> The Planning Commission then heard a rezoning request on both this property and three <br /> others at the July meeting. The initial staff recommendation was to rezone the following <br /> four properties to B-4, Downtown Business District: 715 Old Highway 8 NW, 721 Old <br /> Highway 8 NW, 706 4th Avenue NW, and 736 4th Avenue NW. After the public hearing, <br /> the Commission recommended that only 715 & 721 Old Highway 8 NW be rezoned to B- <br /> 4, Downtown Business District. This recommendation was based on proximity to Old <br /> Highway 8, surrounding development characteristics, and sensitivity to the surrounding <br /> single family residential development. <br /> The current request includes a revised Site Plan review, and establishment of a General <br /> Development Plan as required under the B-4, Downtown Business District standards. <br /> Following a Planning Commission recommendation on this revised site plan, both the <br /> rezoning application and the Site Plan/General Development Plan request will be <br /> forwarded to the City Council for consideration at the August 22, 2006 meeting. <br /> Baker inquired if the garbage containers are required to be within the set back. Gundlach <br /> replied that there is no set back for an interior side yard in the B4 zoning district. Baker <br /> stated that the site plan shows a five foot parking set back. Gundlach replied that there is <br /> a five foot parking set back, however there is no building set back in this zoning. <br /> Schiferl asked why staff suggested that the Commission evaluate if the street sides of the <br /> building need additional brick or stone. Gundlach replied that the zoning code for this <br /> district has specific requirements for exterior building materials on street frontages and it <br /> states that it should primarily be brick, stone or tilt up architectural panels; however, it <br /> does not list a percentage for those materials. The applicant has proposed a uniform <br /> distribution of the materials. Staff is not making a formal recommendation on this <br /> because the ordinance is not clear. Baker replied that he does not have an issue with what <br /> the applicant has proposed. <br /> C:ADocuments and Settings jgop local Settings Temporary Internet Files\OLK25 OS-I S-2006(2).doc Page 2 of 14 <br />
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