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8-a. 22-1333 2424 East Stadium Boulevard - University Inn Site Plan for City Planning Commission Approval - A proposal to construct a 4-story residential building totaling approximately 215,000 sq ft and housing 185 dwelling units. An existing 7,716 sq ft office building facing East Stadium remains. Primary access to the site is off East Stadium and Manchester Road which leads to approximately 185 below grade parking spaces. This development contains commercial and office zoning and approval is subject to combining three parcels: 2424, 2452 East Stadium Boulevard and 1950 Manchester Road. 2.64 acres zoned C3 (Fringe Commercial) and 0.55 acres zoned O (Office). Staff Recommendation: Approval.

Legislation Text University Inn Staff Rpt w Maps v2.pdf 2424-2452 E Stadium Site Plan & Landscape Plan.pdf 2424-2452 E Stadium Elevation Plans.pdf A2Zero Letter for Site Plan Submission.pdf Citizen Participation Report 12-8-21.pdf 2424 E. Stadium Development Agreement 2.pdf

8-b. 22-1336 2502 Packard Street - The George Site Plan for City Planning Commission Approval - A proposal to convert 23,462 square feet of retail space on the ground floor to 42 residential units. New dwelling units will include approximately 205 square feet of mezzanine space for a total of 8,600 square feet of new floor area. Relocate a solid waste area north of the north drive from its current location south of the north drive and add 2 bicycle parking spaces. 6.52 acres zoned C1B (Community Convenience Center). Staff Recommendation: Approval

Legislation Text The George August 3 2022 staff report.pdf 2502 Packard St Zoning Map.pdf 2502 Packard St Aerial Map.pdf 2502 Packard St Aerial Map Zoom.pdf The George Site Plan.pdf The George Architectural Plans.pdf

8-c. 22-1332 1301 Morningside Drive - A Special Exception Use for City Planning Commission Approval - A request for a childcare center for up to 40 children and 10 caregivers in the existing building with a site plan to show existing conditions. Staff Recommendation: Approval with Conditions

Legislation Text 1301 Morningside Staff Report w Maps-rev-SP22-2008-8-3-22.pdf Attachment - Citizen Participation Meeting Report SP22-2008.pdf Attachment - Site Plan SP22-2008.pdf Attachment - Special Exception Use Application SP22-2008.pdf

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