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Plan Commission hears updates on affordable housing, Riverpoint Commons and upcoming TID hearings; Meta Lane entitlements pending
Summary
City Manager/Chairperson Manager Houseman updated the Plan Commission on an affordable housing workshop, Riverpoint Commons zoning progress, Pattyshack's alcohol license extension, Pelton multifamily project, Clement Business Park groundbreaking on June 17, upcoming TID public hearings on June 23, and the Meta Lane project's entitlement steps.
Chairperson Manager Houseman provided multiple updates at the June 9 meeting. He said the city held an affordable housing fund workshop on June 2 with about a dozen participants to gather consultant feedback; the fund will focus on three programs: multifamily senior housing, multifamily affordable housing for non‑seniors, and a first‑time homebuyer down‑payment assistance program.
Houseman said the City Council completed a second reading on the Riverpoint Commons zoning map amendment and directed staff to prepare it for a third and final reading at the June 16 council meeting. He listed several previously approved projects moving forward: a certified survey map on Jefferson approved June 2, an alcohol license extension for Pattyshack approved in May, ongoing staff work with Pelton on a multifamily project on the south side (zoning, conditional use permit, CSM and development agreement pending), and a site plan review approval for Clement Business Park spec buildings with a groundbreaking scheduled for June 17 at 10:00 a.m.
Houseman also announced the Plan Commission will hold public hearings on June 23 for creation of TID No. 11 and an amendment to TID No. 9; draft project plans are posted on the city's website for review. When asked about the Meta Lane project, Houseman said staff is working with the developer (Pre3) on entitlements, that a wetland delineation was completed, and that the developer will need a conditional use permit for a group development, followed by site plan review and a certified survey map before the commission will act.
The meeting adjourned at 4:19 p.m.
