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Ordinance to Update the City’s Official Future Land Use & Zoning Maps Planning Commission; 12-17-19 Page 2 5) Innsbruck 2nd Additon Duplexs – Despite being identical buildings, half of the duplexs in Innsbruck 2nd Addition are guided for medium-density residential (which they are), while the other half are guided for low- density residential (which they are not). This process would classify all of the duplexes correctly as medium- density residential. 6) 1001 & 1021 County Road E – conceptually, the City would like to see these properties become a location for high-density residential in the future, but the current owner is opposed to any change that would render his property legal nonconforming. To create a win-win, staff is proposing the land retain it’s previous guidance to light-industrial, but that the map and plan be updated to acknowledge that the land can also be used for high-density residential uses if requested by the land owner. 7) Silver Lake Apartments (2326 – 2324 Silver Lane) – high density residential apartment builidngs currently guided for medium density residential by the land use map. This process would properly classify the property as high-density residential. 8) Windsor South Apartments (2200 – 2290 Silver Lane) – high density residential apartment builidngs currently guided for low density residential by the land use map. This process would properly classify the property as high-density residential. 9) The Landings Apartments (909 10th Street NW) – high density residential apartment building currently guided for low density residential by the land use map. This process would properly classify the property as high-density residential. Staff will present all such properties to the Planning Commission and show visuals of the use justifying the proposed changes. ZONING CHANGES With proper land use classification assigned to all properties in the community, final changes need to be made to the City’s zoning map to ensure proper classifications are being used throughout the City. The full listing of properties being considered for rezoning include: 1) 2727 Rice Creek Terrace – Single-family home guided for low density residential, but currently zoned R-2. This process would correctly zone the property to R-1. 2) Single-Family homes on the south side of 15th Street NW – four single-family homes guided for medium density residential by the new comprehensive plan. This process would change their zoning from R-1 to R-2 thereby expanding the potential future uses on the properties. All homes would still maintaint their status as legal structures.