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Commissioners approve simplified PUD to reduce parking at Shidex Circle site for proposed restaurant
Summary
The planning commission recommended approval of a simplified planned unit development to reduce required parking and allow a taller highway‑visible sign at 1651 Shidex Circle for a restaurant project; the applicant agreed to staff findings.
The Yukon Planning Commission on April 14 recommended approval of a simplified planned unit development (SPUD) for property at 1651 Shidex Circle to allow reduced parking counts and facade treatments for a proposed restaurant.
Mitch Emerge, representing Cedar Creek Consulting, said the SPUD would reduce the number of required parking spaces so a restaurant can fit on the limited site and align facades with the nearby development. "We were just trying to match all the other signs with the highway being right there," Emerge said when commissioners asked about sign height; he confirmed the applicant seeks a 55‑foot sign to match adjacent highway signage.
Commissioners discussed signage height and how it compares to nearby properties. Staff findings 1 through 12 were referenced; the applicant confirmed agreement with the conditions. A motion recommending approval of the CG SPUD application by Cedar Creek Consulting on behalf of Vacation Holdings LLC carried unanimously.
