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Planning commission to revisit JB Pastor project near Seventh and Dolores

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Summary

City staff said the Planning Commission will review revisions to the JB Pastor project at a meeting next week after earlier design guidance from the commission and direction from the Historic Resources Board and council.

City staff told the council at an April meeting that the Planning Commission will take up revised design plans for the JB Pastor project next week.

"That's the project right next to the Seventh And Dolores," a staff member said. The project is returning to the commission after the planning body provided guidance on the design; staff said the Historic Resources Board and the council have also provided direction on the project's more recent designs. "They're coming back with that," the staff member said.

Staff noted that the developer, identified in the meeting as Mr. Pastor, is expected to be available next week, but it was not confirmed whether he will attend the public hearing. "Mr. Pastor will be here for the he'll be here next week," a council participant said; another participant responded that they did not know whether he would attend in person.

Clarifying details from the meeting: the project location was described as adjacent to Seventh Street and Dolores Street; the matter will be heard by the Planning Commission at its regular meeting the week following the council update; the Historic Resources Board and council have provided prior design directions. The council did not take formal action on the item during the update; the item was described as a forthcoming Planning Commission hearing.

Background: Council members and advisory boards have reviewed the project's design previously, and the upcoming commission meeting will revisit the design with the developer's revised materials.