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Planning Files - Planning File #
2843
Planning Files - Type
Planned Unit Development
Address
1912 LEXINGTON AVE N
Applicant
KATH, BRUCE
Status
DENIED
PIN
092923130034
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<br />These site modifications have greatly improved traffic circulation within the site. It is <br />staffs opinion that this is a workable site plan with regards to traffic. <br /> <br />Impact on Parks. Streets. and Other Public Utilities: Long tenn plans show pathways along <br />Lexington A venue. This site plan has incorporated sidewalks along both the Lexington A venue <br />frontage and the Roselawn Avenue frontage. <br /> <br />. - <br /> <br />Compatibility of the Site Plan with Conti&uous Properties: A convenience store/gas <br />station/car wash is not necessarily compatible with the adjacent single family and multi-family <br />homes but careful consideration of site and building planning, landscaping, and buffers can <br />accommodate the use. With the revised site plan, the green space adjacent to the apartments to <br />the south has. been reinforced with additional space and Black Hills Spruce. The single family <br />residential neighbors to the east are protected by a proposed B-1 zoned transition lot providing <br />207 feet of setback to the convenience store. A six foot screen fence wiII also be provided. <br />Additional screening along Roselawn Avenue has previously been suggested by staff. Further <br />refinements to other design features such as lighting levels, signage, the architectural design of <br />the building, and noise levels, will help maintain a more human scale and help make the <br />proposed retail use a part of the neighborhood. <br /> <br />.: <br /> <br />Impact on Market Value of Conti~uous Properties: The current conditions on the site include <br />dilapidated buildings and vacant land that is subject to debris and clutter. This can devalue <br />neighboring property. A new building would update the value of the comer by effective use of <br />current design standards and practices in the City. It will also bring more activity to the site. <br />Comparing the present conditions to the proposed development, on balance, that the proposed <br />use may have a positive affect the value of residential properties adjacent to it. Long tenn <br />impacts on "gro~1h" in adjacent residential property value is less certain, especially when <br />compared to residential structures completely surrounded by equally valued residential uses. <br /> <br />Impact on the General Health. Safety. and Welfare: The issues to consider here deal with the <br />intensity of the use of this site as a convenience store/gas station. As this site becomes more <br />heavily used, it improves the value of other commercial uses at the intersection by bringing more <br />customers to the comer. Other issues to consider would be lighting levels, noise associated with <br />the car wash, compressors and HV AC, traffic turning movements, tanker truck operations. and <br />the hours of operation proposed with this use (5:00 a.m. to 12:00 midnight). <br /> <br />Compatibility with the City's Comprehensive Land Use Guide Plan: The applicants are <br />requesting that the Comprehensive Land Use Guide Plan be amended for that area in the <br />northeast comer ofthe proposed site. It is currently designated for low density residential uses <br />and they are requesting that it be modified to a business designation. To deal with the transition <br />between. business uses and residential uses, the applicants are proposing to create a transition lot <br />of B-1 zoning by down zoning the portion of the B-2 zoning adjacent to the residential to the <br />east. <br /> <br />7 <br />
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