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2.2 The "h p ark complimentary}' areas were to provide an additional set of assets to the park and <br /> crake the park "morelbetter than a typical neighborhood park", offering more and higher <br /> quality features that would appeal to more of the neighborhood. Ideas included better ways <br /> r r <br /> of providing ark safety through "eyes on the park"; intergeneratlonal activities and features; <br /> gP <br /> 4 season indoor and outdoor use and neighborhood meeting space; areas for arts and history <br /> displays and studios; passive and active activities; supportive or complimentary retail <br /> activity such as an ice cream and/or coffee shop, and, integration of the park design into the <br /> civic parkway (Lexington). <br /> 2.3 The staff prepared a chart o f uses and impact factors at may be considered as the <br /> p <br /> Commission discusses the issues. The Commission recommended all complimentary uses <br /> with the exception of straight retail or housing. Examples included day care, coffee or ice <br /> cream shop, craft/book store, public multipurpose space, meeting space, history display <br /> space and others. The Commission also recommended limiting parking, not connecting <br /> the P arking lots through the parr. The Commission recommendations included: <br /> Ste 1 Proceed with the park neighborhood participation, design and <br /> construction in 1999. <br /> Ste : within the master plan designate a public plaza to be designed by <br /> consultants and implemented as a portion of the park design. <br /> Ste : Reserve space within the plaza area for future activities or community <br /> rooms, integrating these uses with the park as it is actually used. <br /> The Commission also recommended that two smaller parking lots, without <br /> connection through the parr, should be considered in the master plan. <br /> The Commission felt this three step process was a prudent approach since 'it will not <br /> IL be clear what uses are proposed at the City Center site until completion of a report <br /> in July, 1999. The neighborhood planning}the design and the approved activities on <br /> the parr should help identify the future synergistic uses within the two acre site in <br /> addition to the plaza. Farther, as the RPP for the "park complimentary" uses is <br /> completed, it may add a better idea of scale and massing of site improvements. <br /> 10 STAFF COMMENTS & FINDINGS <br /> 3.1 In reviewing this study item, staff made the following findings. <br /> I. The City's Comprehensive Flan neap designates portions of the Le B site for High <br /> Density Dousing, Business, Lour Density Housing, and Park. The City Zoning Map <br /> designates portions of the Lem site for high density housing (I -3 ), retail (B-3), <br /> and single family (R-1) . daps are attached, <br /> 2. The City's Comprehensive Plan text currently does not specifically address any of <br /> these parcels. The Parr and Recreation Commission and the Planning Commission <br /> as well as the Infrastructure Study recommended designated 8 acres as park. The <br /> Council took no action on those recommendations until the issues within the Lem <br /> site could be resolved. <br /> PF#3076- FICA(02/22!99) - Page 2 of 3 <br />
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