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/ � • Bryan Lloyd From: Pat Trudgeon Posted At: Wednesday, September 15, 2010 4:39 PM Conversation: Adult daycare at Centre Pointe - Final Review Posted To: DRC - Final Review Subject: Adult daycare at Centre Pointe - Final Review The PUD is pretty restricitve regarding uses, so it shoud be amended. Otherwise, the building codes will still apply regardless of what use it is. If there is difficulty in meeting the codes, the applicant will need to address it. (Bryan has made him aware of our concerns vis a vis the building codes). Besides amending the PUD, I don't think we have the ability to reach back and require fixes to a development- wide problem (parking). From: Bryan Lloyd Posted: Monday, September 13, 2010 3:04 PM Subject: Adult daycare at Centre Pointe - Final Review Here is the applicant's description of the proposed daycare, and here are the phvsical plans. Aside from the question about how budrensome the building code requirements might be given the proposed change of occupancy of the structure, the primary concern after initial review was the parking/circulation during the drop-off and pick-up times. I still don't know how many adults might be "cared for" during a typical day, so I don't think we're too much further to being comfortable about these issues. But is this really just a senior center? It looks like a place where aging folks can spend the day with some company and programmed activities and lunch. I mean "adult care facilities" are grouped with hospitals according to our zoning code; that seems to imply some health/medical involvement. The applicant's description looks more like a"meeting hall", "physical culture(?)/health services", "private club", or "cultural institution" - all of which would be permitted in the B-4 district (which is the foundation for this PUD). Calling it a senior center doesn't fix the circulation problem, but our ability to do something about it might go away if this is actually a permitted use (because the need for a PUD amendment goes away).