Greenlight proposes 59-unit development with limited mixed-use; planning hearing possible in November
Summary
Planning staff said Greenlight submitted an application for a project of five buildings (four residential and one mixed-use) totaling 59 apartment units; staff expect missing application items tomorrow and hope to schedule a November planning-commission hearing.
Planning staff told council a Greenlight land-use application was submitted and initially deemed incomplete; staff said the applicant expects to provide missing materials soon and that the project could reach the planning commission in November if notice requirements are met.
Staff described the proposal: "there's going to be 5 individual buildings. 4 of them will be for the, for the 59 apartment units that they'll have, and then there'll be a stand alone building for an office, which will be the mixed use component," staff said. Planning staff noted the mixed-use component is smaller than prior projects the commission has approved and observed that current code does not set a minimum square-footage requirement for mixed use, meaning the council and commission will need to evaluate the proposal on its merits.
Neighbors previously submitted comment letters about park expectations and signage; staff said they will work with the applicant (and with sales agents) to correct misinformation and to resolve improper signage placements before the next hearings.
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