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Public Works Committee recommends council approve lot-line shift for Broadway Senior Apartments

Public Works Committee · June 3, 2026
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Summary

The committee voted to recommend city council approve a Certified Survey Map that shifts an existing lot line about 40 feet north so the Broadway Senior Apartments' entrance drive and parking are entirely on a single lot; cross-access easements and developer-paid dedication were part of the plan.

The Public Works Committee voted to recommend that the city council approve a Certified Survey Map (CSM) for Northpoint Phase Two that shifts an existing lot line roughly 40 feet north to place the entrance drive and parking for Broadway Senior Apartments entirely on the new Lot 1.

Justin, a representative from Bierbauer speaking for the applicant, said the adjustment was included as a condition of the project's GDP and is intended to ensure that the entrance and several parking stalls sit wholly on the apartment lot. "We're essentially shifting it just so that the entrance drive into the parking lot is entirely on the proposed lot for the apartment building," Justin said.

A committee member, Teresa, asked for clarification on the need for the move; staff explained the shift is not strictly required but addresses site-access logistics. Presenters also said cross-access easements will be recorded between proposed lots one and two to preserve shared access.

After discussion the committee member moved and another seconded a recommendation to the city council to approve the CSM. The committee approved the recommendation by voice vote.

Why this matters: approving the CSM advances the Northpoint Phase Two site plan through the municipal process by formalizing lot configuration and access arrangements, and it triggers requirements for any related public improvements and easements to be documented prior to final dedication.

The committee forwarded its recommendation to the city council; the council will consider the formal approval and any required dedication or permitting steps.