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Mr. Boylan reviewed the background, chronology and site plan of the project for the Commissioners. He reviewed the proposed amendments as follows: 1.Consolidate Lots 1 and 2, Block 1, Main Street Village First Addition into one lot of record. The uses shall continue to be limited to office uses and retail service uses permitted in the B-2 zone. 2.Construct an 8,834 sq. ft. addition to 500 and 550 Main Street, thereby joining and creating one 75,432 sq. ft. building. 3.Discontinue plans to construct a band drive-through (not constructed). 4.Re-configure the parking lot on Lot 1, Block 1, Main Street Village First Addition to add a net increase of 22 parking stalls. 5.Close the driveway access on the south side of Lot 1, Block 1 to the west of the intersection of Main Street and County Road E-2 Extension. Mr. Boylan relayed staff concerns regarding the diminishing of the unified, cohesive redevelopment project. Staff is concerned regarding the inter-connectivity, the connecting of parking, the actual site design and the loss of informal plaza space. Another issue is massing, making for a 490 foot long building. Also, the proposed façade on the rear of the building, a solid brick wall, would not be consistent with the other parts of the building. A representative from ERSI, associated with the project, spoke to many of the issues. Chairman Baker asked if there were comments or questions from anyone in the audience and there were not any. Motion by Zisla, second by Schiferl, to CONTINUE THE PUBLIC HEARING IN SEPTEMBER FOR GP03-02 6 Ayes, 0 Nays, MOTION CARRIED. PUBLIC HEARING: PUD 03-02 Planned Unit Development, Preliminary Plat and Site Plan Review – Brighton Village Shopping Center Redevelopment – Kraus Anderson, Inc. for Engelsma Limited Partnership Consideration of a Planned Unit Development, Preliminary Plat and Site Plan Review for a mixed-use redevelopment of the existing Brighton Village Shopping Center. The applicant is proposing to demolish the existing center, subdivide the land and construct a restaurant, drug store, retail and medical buildings. The existing Champp’s Restaurant, bank and Sinclair station are not part of the PUD, but existing shared parking between Champp’s and the bank will be reviewed in the context of meeting overall parking requirements. Mr. Boylan presented the background and chronology of the project. He outlined for Commissioners the steps necessary for a Planned Unit Development. The site plan was then reviewed. A representative from Kraus Anderson, Inc., presented information for the Commissioners regarding the site plan and project. Kathy Anderson of KKE Architects, Inc., reviewed the architectural concepts of the project.