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7-a. 22-0507 Public Hearings Scheduled for Tuesday, April 5, 2022 Planning Commission Meeting

Legislation Text

8. UNFINISHED BUSINESS

8-a. 22-0525 Two Amendments to the Chapter 55 - Unified Development Code for City Council Approval are proposed as described below: 1. Religious Assembly Use in M1 district: Amendment to Section 5.15.1 (Primary Uses), Table 5-15-1 (Primary Use Table), to add religious assembly use as a permitted use in the M1 (Limited Industrial) zoning district. 2. Minimum Lot Size in R2A District: Amendment to Section 5.17.3 (Residential Zoning Districts), Table 5-17-2 (Two-Family Residential Zoning District Dimensions) to change the minimum lot size from 8,500 square feet to 5,000 square feet, to change the minimum lot width from 60 feet to 40 feet, and to change the minimum lot area per dwelling unit from 4,250 square feet to 2,500 square feet. Staff Recommendation: Approval

Legislation Text 3-15-22 Planning Staff Report Delta Two UDC Amendments with Attachments.pdf

8-b. 22-0524 Three Amendments to the Chapter 55 - Unified Development Code for City Council Approval are proposed as described below: 1. Marijuana License Types and Numbers of Licenses Per Lot: Amendment to Section 5.16.3.G (Marijuana Facility use specific standards) to delete paragraph d (Number of State Marijuana Licenses Per Lot) and paragraph e (Types of Marijuana Facilities Per Lot). 2. Street Tree Escrow: Amendment to Section 5.20.10.B (Street Trees Required With Site Plan Developments) to remove references to street tree escrow and instead require a street tree planting fee. 3. Landscape Modifications: Amendment to Section 5.30.1 (Landscape Modifications) to add standards of approval for flexibility in street tree requirements to the list of other landscaping and screening requirements that can be modified on a proposed site plan, and other minor changes for consistency and clarity. Staff Recommendation: Approval

Legislation Text 3-15-22 Planning Staff Report Delta Three UDC Amendments with Attachment.pdf

9. REGULAR BUSINESS - Project Presentation, Staff Report, Public Hearing and Commission Discussion of Each Item

9-a. 22-0508 Ann Arbor Chinese Church Expansion for City Planning Commission Approval - Proposal to expand existing church by 9,200 square feet to provide a social gathering area and classrooms. The stormwater management detention basin is being expanded to provide required storage. Additional landscaping is being provided for the conflicting land use buffer to the adjacent residential areas of this 8.51-acre site zoned R4A (Multiple-Family Residential) located at 1750 Dhu Varren Road. Staff Recommendation: Approval

Legislation Text AA CCC Staff Report w Maps 3-15-22.pdf Ann Arbor Chinese Christian Church Site Plan.pdf

9-b. 22-0509 Public Hearing Only Maple Cove II for City Planning Commission Approval - Proposal to construct a 70 unit apartment complex consisting of 3 buildings (79,482 square feet). Construction will include 86 vehicle parking spaces, 38 bicycle parking spaces, underground stormwater detention and associated utilities on this 2.56-acre site located at 1577, 1605, 1633 North Maple Road and 2510 Miller Road zoned O (Office).

Legislation Text MEMO Maple Cove Planning Commission 3-09-22.pdf

10. OTHER BUSINESS

10a. 22-0510 Commission Review of Proposed UM Workforce Housing Resolution

Legislation Text Draft UM Workforce Housing Resolution.pdf

11. PUBLIC COMMENT (Persons may speak for three minutes on any item.)

12. COMMISSION PROPOSED BUSINESS

13. ADJOURNMENT

Sarah Mills, Chairperson /mia gale

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