Planning Commission Agenda and Packet 2025 03 13

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Planning Commission Staff Report March 13, 2025 Criteria 17.28.120 (B) should attempt to incorporate features which reduce the demand for water usage. 10. Landscape plans shall attempt to reduce heating and cooling demands of buildings through the selection and placement of landscape materials, paving, vegetation, earth forms, walls, fences, or other materials. 11. Proposed developments shall be buffered from collector and arterial streets. Such buffering may be accomplished by earthen berms, landscaping, leafing patterns, and other materials. Entrance islands defining traffic patterns along with landscaping shall be incorporated into entrances to developments. 12. There shall be encouraged the siting of lot arrangement, building orientation and roof orientation in developments so as to obtain the maximum use of solar energy for heating. 13. The overall PUD shall provide a variety of housing types. 14. Neighborhoods within a PUD shall provide a range of housing size. 15. Architectural design of buildings shall be compatible in design with the contours of the site, compatible with surrounding designs and neighborhoods, shall promote harmonious transitions and scale in character in areas of different planned uses, and shall contribute to a mix of styles within the city. Finding Compliant Not applicable Compliant Not applicable Not applicable Compliant 12 Narrative mature landscaping and planting new, low-water plants. The proposal includes 66 new trees in addition to over 100 existing trees. The PUD complies with the requirements of the CDDSG The PUD provides unshaded roof structures so that solar energy may be utilized in the future. Commercial project Commercial project The PUD proposes architecture that is compatible in design with the surrounding area and meets the standards of the CDDSG.