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Village board approves Prologis planned-unit development and remediation plan for East Green Street site
Summary
The board approved Prologis's preliminary and final PUD to build a 139,260-square-foot industrial building at 638 and 710 East Green Street, with site consolidation, landscaping requirements, limits on outdoor storage and environmental remediation obligations. The applicant said remediation will cost about $7 million and total investment about $40 million; closing is planned for October.
The Village Board voted June 16 to approve a preliminary and final planned-unit development (PUD) for Prologis to construct a 139,260-square-foot industrial building with 143 parking stalls and 38 loading docks at 638 and 710 East Green Street.
Staff described a set of requested zoning departures that were limited to specific site-plan elements (landscaping islands and building setbacks) and summarized conditions recommended by the Community Development Commission: development in accordance with plans prepared by Pinnacle Engineering Group; initial landscaping in the western parking area with the option to convert landscaped area to parking in the future; limits on outdoor storage to semi truck trailers (no stacked shipping containers); and requirements for environmental remediation and stormwater permits.
Josh Zeman, a Prologis representative, told the board the site has environmental and geotechnical issues and said, "We're gonna spend close to $7,000,000 just remediating the site from an environmental and geotechnical perspective... In total, I think we're investing close to $40,000,000 here to bring this project to fruition." He said the applicant plans to close on the land in October once permits are in place and begin construction thereafter. After discussion, the board approved the ordinance and the related plat/consolidation needed for the PUD.
