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Commission approves landscaping and exterior changes for multi-tenant Schofield Avenue development
Summary
The commission approved revised landscaping and architectural elevations for the multi-tenant commercial redevelopment at 3200–3202 and 2302 Schofield Avenue, finding submitted materials meet newly adopted landscape guidelines and facade-enhancement requirements.
The Village of Weston planning commission on Nov. 11 approved a set of revised landscape, architectural and site-plan amendments for the multi-tenant commercial redevelopment at 3200/3202 and 2302 Schofield Avenue (projects associated with ABC Westin LLC and Rock Redevelopment).
Staff reported that revised landscape plans submitted under the newly adopted landscape guidelines satisfied requirements for street frontage, building foundation, yard landscaping and overall points distribution. The commission unanimously moved to approve the landscape plan after staff recommended approval.
Separately, the commission reviewed revised building elevations for Building 2 and related amendments to the multi-tenant site. Staff advised that the applicant’s revised elevations addressed a previously deficient percentage of enhanced finishes on the north elevation by increasing the area of enhanced materials and adding a corner stone feature; the commission concluded the updated materials met the zoning standard for enhanced finishes in the industrial/commercial context.
Commissioners also approved an amendment to the site plan for the multi-tenant development at 2302 Schofield Avenue; staff confirmed the revised elevations and facade elements matched what had been approved previously and complied with the ordinance percentages.
During the discussion, staff noted tenants remain partly unannounced but that the developer reported two signed leases and two additional leads for remaining spaces. Motions to approve the landscape plan, architectural plans and site amendments were made and carried by voice votes.
Approvals were conditioned only to the extent that submitted elevations and the landscaping calculations match the revised materials on file; staff will continue to review final construction and landscape installation for code compliance.
