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Commission forwards East Bay Flats final plat to city council
Summary
After staff confirmed revisions and capacity calculations, the Planning Commission voted to forward the East Bay Flats final plat (leaving approximately 15.9 acres) to the city council for final approval, noting the existing unit count is consistent with density limits.
The Planning Commission voted to forward the East Bay Flats final plat to the city council after staff and the surveyor confirmed requested revisions had been addressed.
Platting surveyor Eric Ranken told the commission the developer resubmitted revised materials; staff and the reviewing engineer provided comments that were responded to. Commissioners confirmed the remaining acreage (about 15.9 acres after two small parcel segments) and verified that the existing unit count — nine buildings of roughly 30 units each, about 270 units total — falls well under the 25-dwellings-per-acre standard cited in the review.
"You're well under that," a commissioner said after calculating permitted dwelling capacity on the remaining acreage. The commission moved and seconded a recommendation to forward the final plat to the council; the clerk recorded affirmative votes from voting commissioners.
What happens next: the city council will review the final plat and the commission’s recommendation and decide whether to approve the plat for recording and any required easements or access arrangements.
