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Commission recommends corridor plan to formalize pool-sales use south of E 63rd S
Summary
TMAPC recommended approval of CO-22, a Corridor development plan that regularizes existing pool-sales activity and permits a range of commercial uses consistent with the regional center land use designation.
The TMAPC voted 10-0 on March 4 to recommend approval of CO-22, a Corridor (CO) development plan for property south of the southwest corner of E 63rd St S and S 105th E Ave. The applicant, Josh Atkinson, proposed the plan to formalize current pool-sales operations on the site and to establish development standards required in a corridor district.
Staff recommended approval, noting the proposed uses align with surrounding commercial properties and the site’s regional center land use designation. The CO-22 plan lists permitted residential building types (townhouse, multi-unit house, mixed-use), a broad set of commercial uses (retail sales including building supplies, restaurants, offices), and lot and building regulations such as a maximum 60-foot building height and specified setbacks. The commission’s motion to recommend approval was made by Turner-Addison, seconded by Shivel, and passed 10-0.
