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A Site Plan Review is required by the City Code for any Planned Unit Development Amendment. <br />Since the Planning Commission review, the Applicant has submitted updated site and landscaping <br />plans approved as part of Planning Case 24-014 that will be considered as part of future permit <br />reviews. Changes to the proposed plan are minor and the landscaping plan has not changed <br />substantially from what was approved with Planning Case 24-014. Resolution 2024-038 requires <br />that any significant changes be approved by the Planning Commission and City Council, and the <br />changes to the site submitted on October 16, 2024, were deemed to be minor. No additional <br />changes to the layout of the site are proposed with this application. <br />Approvals <br />1. Planned Unit Development Amendment <br />The site currently has a PUD that was approved with Resolution 2024-038. This PUD allowed for <br />flexibility on the site and approved the event center and restaurant uses. The flexibilities approved <br />with the PUD include: <br />• Flexibility from off-street parking setbacks <br />• Flexibility from exterior building materials requirements to allow for brick veneer instead <br />of brick <br />• Flexibility from the required 75% desirable materials for the south building elevation <br />• Flexibility from the transparency standard that requires 50% of all first level building <br />fagades that front a public street shall be comprised of transparent windows or doors due <br />to the construction of the existing building and the nature of the proposed use <br />• Flexibility for lighting that exceeds 1 foot candle on the travel lanes of adjoining public <br />streets <br />• Flexibility from the requirement of restaurants to provide functional outdoor seating areas <br />with tables, chairs, plantings and access to the restaurant <br />• Flexibility from the planting islands requirements for one tree per parking lot planting <br />island <br />• Flexibility from the required tree plantings in the right-of-way where one tree would be <br />required and zero were approved <br />• Flexibility to install freestanding signage that exceeds the permitted square footage in Sign <br />District 7 <br />A PUD is required for all new development and redevelopment in the B-2 District. This proposal <br />involves a PUD Amendment for Phase I which includes exterior renovations to the existing <br />building. Under the PUD Master Plan, the Applicant was provided flexibility from exterior <br />materials and transparency standards. The proposal would provide additional flexibility from the <br />exterior material requirement. The Applicant has provided details in the Architectural Plans which <br />identifies where the flexibility is requested. <br />2. Site Plan Review <br />An application for a PUD Amendment requires Site Plan Review as well. The Applicant submitted <br />updated site and landscaping plans on October 16, 2024, which minor alterations to the site plan <br />and landscaping plan. No changes are proposed for the site layout from the approved site plan as <br />part of the current request. Staff have included aspects of the site within the Plan Evaluation and <br />noted where flexibility was previously approved. <br />Page 2 of 4 <br />
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