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Commission presses applicant on parking math and interim landscaping on Main Street pad

Alpine City Planning Commission · June 3, 2026
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Summary

Commissioners sought clarity on whether the 20% landscaping requirement credits a future building pad and asked that parking be calculated on combined existing plus new building square footage before the commission forwards a recommendation.

Several commissioners told the applicant to clarify how the site'landscape percentage and parking counts were being calculated before the commission moves the item to City Council. Commissioner Michelle Shermer argued the 20% landscaping should be calculated from the current site without counting the future building pad, saying, "The 20% landscaping should be and should come from the current site minus that." Staff said they had not completed a robust acreage calculation and would verify the percent coverage.

On parking, staff noted the code standard used for the proposed use is four spaces per 1,000 square feet; staff and commissioners discussed whether required parking should be calculated on the combined square footage of the existing warehouse plus the proposed 6,000-square-foot addition. The applicant said the proposed layout shows 88 stalls and that current operations often seat many volunteers on peak nights, but commissioners asked staff to confirm requirements with exact combined square footage and to ensure any future building does not allow a long-term reduction in required landscaping.