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The lower-density uses include multi-level townhomes with rear garages or underground <br /> parking to increase the street appeal and encourage interaction of people on the streets <br /> and in the public spaces. <br /> The Phase II land uses proposed include the following estimates of density ranges and <br /> square footages: <br /> Description of Phase H Land Use Acres Units or-Square Feet %of total <br /> Retail l'floor with office or housing above) 2.02* 1 010000-20,000 .ff. 26%* <br /> Office out lot(1-3 stories) 1.94* 259000—761,000 .ft. 24%* <br /> Sin le-Famil Detached small lot first home) 0 0 0 <br /> Single-Family Attached---Townhomes 1.94* 13-23 24%* <br /> Multi-Family above retail 2.02* 24-48 26%* <br /> Multi.Family -condo,Kt,senior(2-3 stories) 2.4 43-72 30% <br /> n S acelri ht of way 1.52 66,200 s .ft.of land 20% <br /> Total NEW Redevelopment** 7.88 100% <br /> Housing 80-143 <br /> Commercial 35,000--96,000 s .ft. <br /> * The 2.02 acres is only counted once in the total land area. These are uses that would be on the <br /> same site with firstfloor retail and upper level apartments or office space. The 1.94 acres is only <br /> counted once in the total land area and is reviewed as single family attached and office <br /> alternatives. <br /> * * Excludes 24,000 sgft. existing office bldg <br /> The Phase Two redevelopment may require city or other financial assistance (TIF, <br /> business loans, or Metro Council Livable Communities Tax Base grants/loans, and/or <br /> County CDBG loans)to reduce the costs of removal of asbestos and building materials. It <br /> is unclear at this time whether there is subsurface soil contamination that must be <br /> removed. <br /> Arona-Hamlin Neighborhood Master Plan - 2002 Page 1 I of 15 <br />
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