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

8-a. 22-1869 2118 Victoria Circle - Annexation and Zoning for City Council Approval - A request to annex this .4 acre single-family parcel into the City of Ann Arbor from Ann Arbor Township to obtain public utilities, and to zone the property R1A Single Family Dwelling. (Ward 1) Staff Recommendation: Approval

Legislation Text 2118 Victoria Circle A Z Staff Report.pdf 2118 Victoria Cir Zoning Map.pdf 2118 Victoria Cir Aerial Map.pdf 2118 Victoria Cir Aerial Map Zoom.pdf

8-b. 22-1777 2520 and 2540 Pontiac Trail Annexation - The petitioner is proposing to annex two parcels from Ann Arbor Township into the City of Ann Arbor, that total 5.897 acres, located on the east side of Pontiac Trail. The parcels are intended to be added to the, "Village of Ann Arbor" site plan in the future. The petitioner is intending to eventually request R4A (multiple family) zoning. Staff Recommendation: Approval

Legislation Text The Village of AA Annexation Staff Report 2520 and 2540 Pontiac Trail.pdf 2520 and 2540 Pontiac Trl Zoning Map.pdf 2520 and 2540 Pontiac Trl Aerial Map.pdf 2520 and 2540 Pontiac Trl Aerial Map Zoom.pdf Village of AA - Annex Exhibit - Forshee Parcels.pdf

8-c. 22-1871 530 N. Division - A proposal to add a rear addition to the existing house and rezone this structure from R4C (Multiple-Family Dwelling District) to PUD (Planned Unit Development) to construct an approximately 8,000- square foot house containing 4-dwelling units with 6 bedrooms/unit. The PUD zoning is proposed to modify building setbacks, conflicting land use buffers, driveway width, landscaping, and open space requirements in exchange for an energy efficient and sustainable building. Staff recommendation: Approval

Legislation Text 530 N. Division Staff Report 530 N Division Draft Supp Regs.pdf 530 N Division St Zoning Map.pdf 530 N Division St Aerial Map Zoom.jpg 530 N Division Site Plan.pdf 530 N Division Archictural Plans.pdf 530 N Division Citizen Participation Mtg.pdf

8-d. 22-1873 Amendments to Chapter 55 - Unified Development Code (UDC) Sections 5.16.6.O Accessory Uses and Structures - Personal-scale Solar Energy System to remove restrictions for installation of solar energy installations in single and two-family zoning districts; and to add a new Energy section to Article IV: Development Standards that would prohibit natural gas connections in all new construction, and substantially renovated or expanded buildings. Staff Recommendation: Postponement

Legislation Text Staff Report - Solar Accessory and Electrification - November 15 2022 Planning Commission.pdf UDC Electrification Ordinance.pdf UDC Solar Accessory Structure Amendments.pdf Letter of Support for UDC Amendment on Electrification_10.23.22.pdf

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

10. COMMISSION PROPOSED BUSINESS

11. ADJOURNMENT

Shannen Gibb-Randall, Chairperson /mia gale

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