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Developers withdraw downtown mixed-use site plan after commission seeks binding parking commitments
Summary
Indigo Design Build and property owner Sean Mosteller asked to withdraw a three-story mixed-use site plan after commissioners declined to approve the plan without written, long-term commitments guaranteeing roughly 50 parking spaces; developer said letters of intent exist and will be converted to binding agreements before returning.
Developer Indigo Design Build and the property owner asked the Lexington planning commission on Feb. 19 to withdraw a proposed three-story mixed-use site plan after commissioners said they needed binding commitments to meet parking requirements for the project’s retail, a private sports club and an event space.
David Everson, the planning commission’s contract attorney, handled the staff report after a commissioner recused from the item. Staff told the commission the project proposes two retail spaces on the ground floor totaling 10,654 square feet, a private sports club on the second floor of 9,837 square feet and an event space on the third floor of 4,389 square feet with a 4,651-square-foot rooftop terrace. The project includes 12 on-site parking spaces; staff said the ordinance’s overlay district…
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