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Resident presents concept for vertical condominiums near City Park; council refers plan to Planning and Zoning
Summary
A local resident outlined a concept for two-bedroom vertical condominiums near City Park that would exceed the MHDR 12-unit footprint limit; the proposal was presented for feedback and will be reviewed by the Planning and Zoning Commission.
During public comment, Keith Kasperson presented a conceptual proposal for higher-density, vertically designed two-bedroom, one-bath condominium units near Mount Pleasant City Park.
Kasperson said he was not seeking a council decision at the meeting but wanted the council to review the concept and be aware of the project. He distributed conceptual plans to council members and noted that, because the design stacks units vertically, the project would exceed the existing MHDR 12-unit footprint limit. He also said the project concept includes widening Llama Lane and relocating the adjacent bike path onto the property to accommodate circulation.
Bruce Dickerson asked how the project would be financed and whether a development agreement could be part of the approval process. Dave Oxman, representing city staff, said the proposal would continue through the administrative process and be presented to the Planning and Zoning Commission for further review. No council action or funding commitment was requested or made at the meeting.
Next steps: The concept will proceed to the Planning and Zoning Commission for review; the council did not take formal action.
