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Commission approves Riverpoint Lot 3 retail design review, requires cross-access easement changes
Summary
The Middleton Planning & Zoning Commission unanimously approved a design review for an 11,000 sq ft retail shell on Lot 3 of the Riverpoint subdivision, subject to conditions including relocation of an existing cross-access easement, creation of a new curb cut easement, and completion of pre-construction meetings before building permits are issued.
The Middleton Planning & Zoning Commission voted unanimously on April 13 to approve a design review application for a retail shell building on Lot 3, Block 6 of the Riverpoint subdivision, with conditions outlined in the staff report.
Dominic Guerra of GGT Architecture presented the proposal and identified the building as an approximately 11,000-square-foot retail shell with frontage on Yetna Avenue and parking intended to serve the retail spaces. Guerra said the applicant provided 49 stalls for the building and that the project uses similar materials and…
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