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. Master Plan is implemented, the College will be required to return to the City for a Site Plan Review. . During the Site Plan Review for a particular building or change to the campus, the College \vould submit a detailed construction, landscaping, stonnwater management, and other plans required by the City. The Site Plan Review process requires review from the Planning Commission and approval from the City Council before any pennits arc issued. Having a Master Plan in place allows the College to plan for the future with some certainty and it makes it easier for the City and neighborhood to know what changes may be made at the College over the next 12 to 20 years. The College can also prepare mitigation measures in advance based on City and neighborhood concerns. 3. Past Northwestem College Planning Cases The City has reviewed the following planning cases for Northwcstem College: ---Case No. ': -r ....,J~equest:-7-' ~. 9quncil':Action-~F: :, "!,,, -# :, qorri~eilts -, .... .. '. t -,-- 2004-11 Site Plan Review ----- (Al 6/28/2004 RiieyHall Renovation -.- -...-. --.-.- ---.-- -.--.-.-.--.-.--------.-r-----.--- - ..__._____._.__n.____. 1996-22 Planned Unit (Al12/9/1996 Amendment to allow change in Full-Time DevelopmenVCampus , Equivalent (FTE) student enrollment from 1250 Master Plan Amendment ! to 1650 --.---. ----- -.---.---- --- ---.-.-- .~--_.._--- --..- ---.---... 1991-17 Si~e Plan_Heview_____ ~~:1_~1991 ___ Bernsten Resource Cent~ (:ib~~_______J 11991-04 I Planned Unit (Al 6/24/1991 I Amendment to allow colleges as permitted by 1 ; DevelopmenVCampus PUD in R-1 and R-2; ConcepVMaster Plan for ! I Master Plan expansion ! . b~5-64 ~I Cond~~onal u:se Permit-__ (~~5i3i1985~--- -Satellite ~i=~-==~_==--~~:~_=~_~- --~=-=j 4. The 1991 Northwestem College Campus Master Plan 3ndl996 Plan Amendment The 1991 plan was the first full Campus Planned Unit Development for the College that is on record with the City. While the 1991 outlined growth telr the Campus, it did not include a specific phasing of growth or tools to mitigate the impact of the growth. The new Master Plan includes significantly more detail regarding proposed growth, storm water management, traffic & parking, and other details regarding the Campus. The 1996 amendment permitted the college to expand from 1250 students to 1600. The proposal in this application would increase enrollment 1rom the current maximum of 1650 students to 2400 students over the next 12 to 20 years. Ci(\ (~l,I/'(It'11 Hills Plunnin/!. COII/II/ission Medingj(i/- Fehruw:v 7, :;007 .,\f\kln>-ill~l.u"'.ardcnhill<.I'1alllling'J)lallning ('asc,'200()'()(1-()37 NOJthwcstt'111 C"lkg~ Master Plan (I'EN/lING )10 12-W7 - PC RepuJt - . NIWlh\\l'slL'rn ('"liege f\!JSler Plan doc Page 3 of 12