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7.2 Preliminary Plat: As shown on the Concept Plat, the applicant is requesting to replat four <br />existing parcels (2990, 2996, 3008, and 3010 Cleveland Avenue North) into two parcels <br />and dedicated City right-of-way for Langton Lake Drive. The City requires an additional <br />13.5 feet of right-of-way along Cleveland Avenue, which is indicated on the Concept <br />Plat. The City Council previously approved a preliminary plat for the recombination. and <br />subdivision of 3008 and 3010 Cleveland as part of the Applewood Pointe II Senior <br />Cooperative Project (PF07-006). However, this approval is now void as the plat did not <br />receive final approval within 60 days of the preliminary approval as was required by City <br />Code at the time of the approval. <br />7.3 Concept PUD: United Properties is seeking to construct a 3- to 4 -story, 93 -unit assisted - <br />living facility consisting of 46 independent -care units, 34 assisted -care units, and 13 <br />memory -care units through the redevelopment of 2990, 2996, 3008, and 3010 Cleveland <br />Avenue N. The facility is primarily oriented toward assisted living and memory care, but <br />will also include congregate living for independent seniors desiring limited services. <br />a. Building: The three- to four-story building will be approximately 62 feet in height at <br />its highest point and is expected to total approximately 131,615 square feet in area. <br />The majority of the building will be four stories with the exception of northern <br />wing, which will step down to three stories to mitigate the visual impact created by <br />the exposure of the underground parking entrance. Exterior material will include <br />asphalt shingles, prefinished shake siding, vinyl siding, hardy -board stucco, and rock - <br />face block. <br />b. Setbacks: The B-6 district requires a 30 -foot front -yard setback, a15 -foot side- <br />yard/30-foot corner lot side yard setback, and a 30 -foot rear -yard setback. As shown. <br />on the Site Plan, the proposed building has an approximately 68 -foot front -yard <br />setback, a 15 -foot (south) and 75 -foot (north) corner side -yard setback, and a 10 -foot <br />rear -yard setback. As the rear yard is adjacent to Langton Lake Park, staff <br />recommends that the rear setback be increased 20 feet to mitigate visual impacts of <br />the building on the park, which could be accomplished by shifting the entire building <br />to the west or making modifications to the design of the building. In addition, the <br />plan indicated no setback between the outdoor enclosed garden and the patio/deck <br />from the property line. Staff recommends that these elements be set back a minimum <br />of 5 feet from the property line. <br />c. Access: The plan shows three full access points into the site, including two from <br />planned Langton Lake Drive from the north, one serving as the driveway for the <br />visitor parking area and the other as the driveway for underground parking, and one <br />from Cleveland Avenue from the west that serves the surface parking area.. <br />d. Parking: Resident and employee parking will be accommodated through underground <br />parking located under the building with 40 planned spaces and visitor parking will be <br />accommodated with approximately 30 surface spaces provided on the western side of <br />the building. The site plan indicates that indicates that the surface parking lot will be <br />constructed of both bituminous pavement and porous pavers. <br />PF08-020 RPCA_09030890308 Page 5 of 8 <br />