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7C, Planning Case 10-008 - Arden Plaza Master & Final PUD
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7C, Planning Case 10-008 - Arden Plaza Master & Final PUD
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Phase I, at 3585 Lexin�ton Avenue based on the findings of fact, submitted plans, and the <br />five conditions in the Ma_y 5, 2010, plannin� case report. <br />Commissioner Holewa stated he is not in favor of this amendment. The Master Plan was <br />approved as part of the overall vision for this area and this included the construction of building <br />3. He stated the approval of this amendment would no longer guarantee that building 3 would <br />be constructed. <br />Commissioner Thompson stated she is in favor of this amendment at this time. The owner and <br />developer of the property have looked for tenants and based on the current economy there are <br />none available. She clarified she would rather see the building not built at this time than sit <br />empty and the addition of the green space in its place is favorable to the City and the overall <br />look of the property. There is also capacity in the other buildings for expansion <br />Commissioner Zimmerman stated he would be voting against this amendment because the City <br />will be taking the decision to construct building 3 out of their hands and putting into the hands <br />of the owner of lot 3 who may potentially be the same owner as lot 1. <br />Chair Larson stated this request is a response to the current economy and he believes that if the <br />developer had tenants for building 3 they would construct the building as proposed in Phase I. <br />He stated he would vote in favor of this amendment. <br />Commissioner Hames stated she would vote in favor of the amendment because the decision to <br />construct building 3 will be in the business owner's hands. When they have a need to expand <br />they will have the capacity to do so. <br />Cornmissioner Holewa stated this amendment did not provide any guarantee that the proposed <br />green space would ever be developed into building 3 or that this would comply with what the <br />City had envisioned for this area. <br />Commissioner Reiff expressed surprise that there was opposition to the requested amendment. <br />The plan being proposed is a good plan and does comply with the vision of the City. The <br />option to construct building 3 is still there it is just not a requirement as part of Phase I. By not <br />having building 3 constructed at this time the traffic flow in this area will be less impacted. <br />Commissioner Modesette explained that approving this amendment opened the door to <br />Walgreens controlling more space with fewer tenants and they would then have the opportunity <br />to build a larger store than the City had approved. <br />The motion was called to a vote. <br />The motion carried (4-3). <br />
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