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Commissioners: clarify open‑space math, add material variation on proposed two‑unit 'craft row' homes on Vaughn
Summary
At a study session the Redevelopment Commission reviewed plans for two attached dwellings at Vaughn and Elm, asking staff and the applicant to confirm a 35% common open‑space calculation and to add more varied materials so elevations do not rely solely on paint.
At a study session the Redevelopment Commission reviewed plans for two attached dwellings proposed for a 0.16‑acre parcel at the southeast corner of Vaughn and Elm and asked staff and the applicant to clarify open‑space calculations and to add more varied exterior materials.
The project, described by planning staff as “craft row homes on Vaughn,” proposes two dwelling units on the parcel — the maximum allowed under the site’s multifamily‑low zoning. Planning staff told the commission the zoning district requires a minimum 35% common open space and that the submitted drawings combined private and common open space in a way that made it unclear whether the project meets that…
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