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4m Request For City Council Action Date: 04/26/99 Item Igo: J Department Approval: Mann er A proved: Agenda Section; r Land Use it M Description: Prince of Peace Request for Amendment to Comprehensive Plan and Concept Approval for Mixed Use PUD to Auow for Construction of a Senior Housing Building (PF3049)_ Requested Action: Prince of Peace seeks approval of: 1) an amendment to the City Comprehensive Plan that would allow high density housing to be located on their church site; ) Concept f or' a PLTD that would allow the church and a 56 unit senior housing project to jointly occupy an 8 acre site. 1,0 Background: On January 25, 1999, the City Council approved, at the developer's request at least a 60 day extension to the review period for the concept PUD and the Comprehensive Plan change to high density. On March 22,1999, the City Council directed the review of concept alternatives back to the Planning Commission. The Commission was asked to compare and comment on the amended site plan (northwest side development) by comparison to the original proposal along the west side. (Previously, a more westerly side concept plan was recommended for approval by the Commission.) 2.0 Project Details Pastor Fern Rice and members of the Prince of Peace development team presented the final concept plan at the April 14, 1999 Planning Commission meeting.This plan includes a detached 56 unit Senior Mousing Building along northwest side of the church. A tiered(one,two, and three stories) 56 unit senior "L" shaped building (3 stories maximum, with materials snatching the church) located off the northwest corner of the church with bay windows and underground parldng 60-70 spaces).In this concept, at grade parking(244 spaces) and ponding appear to be better placed on the site with little disturbance of the area adjacent to the Lake. A series of sketches and a data sheet are attached.The project will cover 44 to 4611/o of the site. 3.0 Planning Commission Comment: On April 14, 1 9999 the Planning Conrm'ssion held a second hearing on the Prince of Peace Proposal. The Cornrnission reviewed the most recent proposal (as described above)and reconunended that this new proposal was a refinement of the original, Planning Commission recommended proposal incorporating items that the Commission had suggested at the first hearing.