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City of Centerville Planning and Zoning Commission July 10, 2023 Way has been constructed and there are a few new developments along Fairview Avenue and Commerce Drive. Around the same time that the Planning and Zoning Commission was reviewing parking restrictions in the industrial district, an issue with trucks queuing on street at 2050/2070 Main Street, waiting to enter the site to load and unload, emerged. Administrator Statz met with the landowner and property managers of American Roofing Supply to discuss options to remedy the situation. This property owner obtained several letters of support from surrounding businesses to allow on street parking in industrial areas, and the city council discussed this item, remanding it back to the Planning and Zoning Commission for further review. Discussion ensued about two-hour on street parking, striping, and signage on Commerce Drive. Administrator Statz noted that staffÓs recommendation is to allow two-hour on street parking on the south side of Commerce Drive. Motion by Commissioner Thompson, seconded by Commissioner Krueger to allow two-hour on street parking along the south side of Commerce Drive. All in favor. Motion carried. VII. NEW BUSINESS 1. Schedule a Work Session for Candidate Interviews Administrator Statz introduced this item, noting that the Planning and Zoning Commission has received an application to fill a board vacancy. Discussion ensued about interviewing candidate(s) at 6:00p.m. at the next Commission meeting. Motion by Commissioner Broussard-Vickers, seconded by Commissioner Thompson to th schedule a 6pm work session on August 8 to interview candidate(s) to fill a board vacancy. All in favor. Motion carried. 2. Concept Plan Î Block 7 Î Lennar Administrator Statz introduced this item, noting that Lennar is presenting three concept plans: A, B, C. The plans show between 21-25 townhomes, depending on the plan. The plans are similar to what Centra Homes presented. Concept A has 23 townhomes facing all three streets: Centerville Road, Sorrel Street, and Heritage Street and four of the homes are in the middle. Concept B is more dense with 25 townhomes, and 6 in the middle; these homes face all three streets as well. Concept C has 21 units with no homes in the middle. Concept C is most like the proposal from Centra Homes. Administrator Statz noted that the design guidelines in the Downtown Masterplan call for brick, glass, and masonry in the design. The concept plans that Lennar is proposing do not meet these guidelines. Josh with Lennar showed the Commission a townhome development in Anoka that is made of brick, but otherwise similar to the concepts being proposed here. Discussion ensued about the concept plans, architecture, maintenance, HOA agreements, downtown masterplan guidelines, etc. The Planning Commission Prefers Concept C to Concepts A and B. The Commission requested that the Lennar incorporate more French architecture and bring plans back for further review. 3. Concept Plan Î Block 7 Î Kennedy Property Development Administrator Statz introduced this item, noting that Kennedy Property DevelopmentÓs project is for a 37-unit market rate apartment building. Rashad with Kennedy Property Development showed the Commission a couple of projects they recently completed: a condemned building in St. Paul that they turned into apartments with retail spaces as well as Kennedy Square Townhomes. Rashad Page 2 of 3