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Community Development Director outlines 63-unit Oakdale Overlook; land-use amendment required
Summary
Community Development Director Dave Johnson presented a proposal for Oakdale Overlook: a 63-unit multifamily building and four commercial structures at about 17 units per acre. Johnson said a land-use amendment will be required and council members asked whether bus service could be provided to the site.
Community Development Director Dave Johnson presented the Coralville City Council with a proposal for Oakdale Overlook, a mixed-use project at Oakdale Boulevard and Jones Boulevard that would include a 63-unit multifamily building and four commercial buildings.
Johnson said the residential density would be about 17 units per acre, which he described as medium density, and that a land-use amendment would be required for the multifamily building to proceed. He told the council the proposal combines residential and street-front commercial space intended to serve the neighborhood.
Council members discussed whether public transit service could be extended to the site to serve future residents. The transcript notes the discussion but does not record a decision or a formal motion to advance the amendment; no vote was taken at this session.
Next steps identified in the work session included further study of transit access and the formal land-use amendment process before any permit or entitlement decisions.
