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DRC offers generally favorable feedback on 110 Redmond Street mixed‑use concept
Summary
At its Dec. 10, 2025 meeting the Development Review Committee reviewed a conceptual proposal for 110 Redmond Street (P25‑219110): staff flagged missing checklist items and parking constraints, the applicant described five residential units and two ~800‑sq‑ft commercial spaces, and members asked for design and parking refinements before a return submittal.
The Development Review Committee on Dec. 10, 2025 reviewed conceptual plans for a mixed‑use building proposed at 110 Redmond Street (P25‑219110), offering generally favorable feedback while identifying several outstanding zoning, parking and dimensional details for the applicant to address.
Andrew Bowen, planning staff, opened the review and described the submittal as conceptual. "As of this point, we do not have an LDR compliance checklist," Bowen said, and noted that the OR (office‑residential) zone does not permit purchase of parking through the fee‑in‑lieu program, an item the applicant will need to resolve in later materials. Bowen summarized the proposal as five residential units (including one deed‑restricted unit and four market‑rate units) with two roughly 800‑square‑foot commercial storefronts facing Redmond Street.
Representatives for the applicant walked the committee through site photos, floor plans and elevations. The team described a…
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