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Commission sets conditions for 20-unit Arlington Apartments project, will return with parking exception
Summary
The Plan Commission established conditions for a proposed 20-unit multifamily redevelopment at 8830 39th Avenue and directed the applicant to return with final plans and a parking-exception request after public-notice requirements are met.
Architect Anthony Garza told the commission the applicant resolved a raised-permit issue and worked with staff to improve exterior design for an adaptive-reuse project that will convert existing units into studios and add up to 20 units. "We have worked with the staff to come to an improved design that we all agreed upon," Garza said.
Staff noted the project may be short approximately four parking spaces under standard two-per-unit requirements but recommended that, because studios typically need less parking, staff would recommend approval when the project returns with a formal parking-exception request after required notice. Commissioners voted to establish conditions of approval and directed the applicant to come back with site plans and the parking-exception application after a Class 2 notice and the required 30-day period.
Next steps: applicant to provide refined site plan and file for the parking exception; staff will prepare conditions and a hearing for final action.
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