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Councillors press developer on parking and rent levels for proposed 194-unit senior affordable project
Summary
Developer representatives told council packets show up to 274 off‑site parking spaces for a proposed 194‑unit senior affordable building and said the developer will cover parking costs; council members raised concerns about the distance to parking and whether AMI-based rents match local incomes.
A developer presentation and robust council Q&A at the Dec. 9 workshop focused on a proposed downtown project that would repurpose a building into 194 senior affordable units and use off‑site parking.
The presentation: Adam Faiella of Sills, Kummers & Gross and the developer team told the council there are up to 274 parking spaces available in nearby parking authority garages, exceeding the redevelopment plan requirement (272 spaces). The team said off‑site parking within 1,000 feet is permitted by the redevelopment plan and that the developer will enter agreements…
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