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8. UNFINISHED BUSINESS

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

9-a. 24-0783 1601 South State Street ("Southtown") Rezoning - Offer to Amend Conditional Zoning Statement of Conditions A petition to amend the Southtown Conditional Zoning Statement of Conditions, adopted and incorporated by Ordinance No. 23-24 to zone a 1.66-acre site C1A/R (Campus Business Residential) District with Conditions, by restating paragraph 2. D. from "The Property shall have no natural gas connections except for emergency back-up power," to "The Property will demonstrate continuous microgrid operation at 60-75% less Carbon Intensity (CI) than electricity incumbent DTE." File number REZ24-0003. Staff Recommendation: Approval

Legislation Text May 7, 2024 Planning Staff Report (Southtown Amendment) Petition for Zoning Amendment (Southtown) Southtown Conditional Zoning Statement (draft April 29, 2024) Southtown Conditional Zoning Statement (approved, unsigned) Ordinance No. 23-24 (South Town Rezoning) May 16, 2023 PlanningStaff Report (Southtown) June 21, 2023 Planning Staff Report (Southtown) First Amendment to Southtown Development Agreement (draft April 30, 2024) Southtown Development Agreement (approved, unsigned) Aerial Photo (Southtown) Zoning Map (Southtown)

10. OTHER BUSINESS

10-a. 24-0821 1146 S Maple Planned Unit Development (PUD) Pre-Application Conference Hickory Way III is a proposed 4-story, 39-unit Permanent Supportive Housing building by Avalon Housing. It will meet National Green Building Standards, have 15% barrier-free units, and provide 700 square feet of community space. The project proposes to annex 1146 South Maple from Scio Township and rezone to a PUD. It will be adjacent to the existing Hickory Way I & II buildings and surrounded by multi-family residential and Hansen Nature Area, a city park.

Legislation Text PUD Pre-Petition Conference Application 4.26.2024.pdf 2024-04-25_HICKORY WAY III Site Plan.pdf

10-b. 24-0823 2024-2025 City Planning Commission Work Program Discussion and Adoption The Work Program is adopted on an annual basis pursuant to the Commission's Bylaws. On October 17, 2023, the Planning Commission reviewed and adopted a 2023-2024 Work Program. The present proposal updates the status of all items and includes line items for recent City Council resolutions and other new work since October. Staff Recommendation: Approval.

Legislation Text 2024-05-07_CPC_Work Program Memo.pdf 2023-10-17_CPC_2023-2024 Work Program_adopted.pdf 2024-05-07_CPC_Proposed 2024-2025 Work Program_redline.pdf 2024-05-07_CPC_Proposed 2024-2025 Work Program_accept changes.pdf

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

12. COMMISSION PROPOSED BUSINESS

13. ADJOURNMENT

Wonwoo Lee, Chairperson /Courtney Manor

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