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Planning Commission <br />Meeting Minutes <br />March 8, 2012 <br />Page 8of 16 <br />your face”. He also stated there should be more mixin the number of bedroom units: <br />more 2 bedroom units. <br />Moline stated he lives in the neighborhood and he understands that commercial does <br />not work on this site. He stated the project does not meet the intent of the <br />Comprehensive Plan, and the variances are not warranted. He stated his agreement <br />with Lipton regarding the need for the community vision. <br />Pritchard stated his biggest concern is the diversion from retail. The loss of the <br />former Wal-Martsite in Lafayette killed the sales tax for the community. He <br />expressed concern with this site being like Crossroads Mall: density, lossof retail, <br />parking and are we holding out for something better. He stated the change in product <br />type is necessary, the product is meeting a need, it will bring benefits to downtown <br />and the transition for the property is acceptable therefore he support theproject. <br />Brauneis statedthis is subprime for retail. This is an ideal spot for multi-family as a <br />future use. He stated he likedtwo things: 1) structure parking is better for the <br />environment but lower density probably couldn’t support a structure and 2)density is <br />better for the environment but maybe this project is too dense. He expressed <br />concerns about how we wish we had a better vision in our Comp Plan. He stated <br />traffic can be managed however the parking could cause problems for the <br />neighborhood. He has a primary concern regarding the height of the buildings. He is <br />not convinced the property values will decrease. If this is passed he would like to see <br />more study done on property values. <br />Lipton led a discussion of comments.He asked “what do we agree on?” <br />1)Change inuse is necessary <br />2)Interest in residential product <br />3)Needs more retail <br />4)Concerns with height, massing <br />5)Concerns about public places <br />6)Parking issues <br />7)Traffic concerns <br />Pritchard stated it sounds like the commission wouldn’t recommend approval on this <br />submittal. He asked ‘what would it take to move this forward to City Council?” He <br />reminded the commissioner that this is a preliminary review of a project. <br />Russell stated he would not support this proposal in this form because there is too <br />much uncertainty for them to move forward. They aren’t close enough to the right <br />product even during a preliminary review process. <br />Lipton stated the Commissioncould give guidance to the applicant for him to revise <br />and bring back for further discussion and review. <br />Brauneis stated the applicant can still go to City Council with either a yes or no from <br />Planning Commission. <br />Russell asked staff if the application is rejected can the applicant reapply with a <br />different product. <br />Russ stated they could reapply. <br />
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