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Council approves Erie Junction duplex special review use
Summary
After a staff presentation and brief Q&A, the council approved a special review use allowing construction of 20 duplex units on a 2.73-acre Old Town Residential parcel; applicant said market-rate units are expected to sell north of $700,000.
The council moved past the mineral-rights discussion to hear a planning item: the Erie Junction Duplex Special Review Use. Planning staff described a 2.73-acre site zoned Old Town Residential where the developer seeks to construct 10 duplex buildings (20 units) with a mix of alley-loaded and front-loaded garages.
Planning staff Chris LaRue told council the application met the applicable standards, that the final plat and development agreement were on file and that Planning Commission unanimously recommended approval. Applicant Nick Jacobs attended online and said he expects market-rate pricing "north of 700,000" for the units, acknowledging earlier plans for a higher-end product had shifted in response to the market. Council voted in favor of the resolution approving the special review use.
The council adopted the resolution and included a condition requiring developer-built fencing and transfer of maintenance responsibilities to future property owners where appropriate. The project advances to building-permit and architectural-review phases under town code.
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