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Planner reports upcoming three‑phase, ~200‑unit proposal from 360 LLC
Summary
At the informational director's report the commission heard that 360 LLC will present a development agreement for a roughly 200‑unit, three‑phase project (approx. 80 units in phase 1, 60 in phase 2, and about 24 townhomes in phase 3) to the Redevelopment Authority; final approvals will return to the commission later.
During the informational director’s report on April 13 the commission was briefed on several planning matters, including guidance from the law department that a development agreement cannot be used as a quid pro quo condition for Planned Unit Development approval, issuance of a temporary use permit for a "safe new bin," and a forthcoming Redevelopment Authority presentation by 360 LLC on a multi‑phase housing proposal covering roughly 200 units.
Director‑level staff said the 360 LLC proposal would come forward in three phases: a larger building of approximately 80 units for phase 1, a second building of about 60 units for phase 2, and townhomes totaling roughly 24 units in phase 3. The presenter described the site as large (about 3 acres) and said the developer will present a development agreement to the Redevelopment Authority; staff expects the project to return to the Plan Commission later for final approval actions.
The director’s report was informational; commissioners and staff discussed general project scale and timeline but no formal action was taken at the Plan Commission meeting.
