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<br />addressed through the PCZD General Development Plan as well as during the subdivision platting <br />process. <br /> <br />Wood reported that STK has expressed a desire to redevelop their campus to function better for <br />primarily office and high tech research and development activities. In doing so, they would <br />propose to significantly reduce the amount of acreage used solely for STK on the larger campus. <br />With the remaining acreage, including the additional 80 acres owned by STK and proposed for <br />annexation, they propose to create an entirely new campus with a broad mix of uses, to include <br />housing, retail and office commercial and related uses. In terms of residential units and <br />commercial building area, the following is requested. <br />1,080 residential units <br /> <br /> <br />500,000 SF of retail commercial <br /> <br /> <br />1,000,000 SF of corporate office <br /> <br /> <br />250,000 SF of office <br /> <br /> <br />300,000 SF of research and development <br /> <br /> <br /> <br />Wood reported that the applicant has requested a rezoning of the existing campus and a zoning <br />for the 80 additional acres of Planned Community. The PCZD zoning allows a greater deal of <br />flexibility in the range of permitted uses. The purpose of a PCZD zoning is: The PCZD is created <br />in recognition of the economic and cultural advantages that will accrue to the residents of an <br />integrated, planned community development of sufficient size to provide related areas for various <br />housing types, retail and service activities, recreation, schools and public facilities, and other uses <br />of land. <br /> <br />Wood reviewed the rezoning criteria as detailed in Section 17.44.050 of the LMC. <br /> <br />Wood stated that the GDP along with accompanying text, maps and development agreements are <br />to set forth the following: <br /> <br />1.The proposed use of all lands within the subject property. <br /> <br />2.The type and character of development and the number of dwelling units per gross acre <br />proposed. <br /> <br />3.The proposed location of school sites, parks, open space, recreation facilities and other <br />public and quasi-public facilities. <br /> <br />4.The proposed location of all streets shall be coordinated with the adopted general street <br />plan for the City. <br /> <br />Wood continued by reviewing some of the highlights of the PCZD GDP, which included seven <br />sheets. Wood pointed out the following: <br /> <br />1.Sheet 3 is the conceptual land use plan, which delineates “planning areas”, a transportation <br />network and various public use dedications. <br /> <br />2.Sheet 4 details permitted uses for each of the planning areas. <br /> <br />3.Sheet 5 establishes development standards (yard and bulk requirements), and the amount <br />of density allowed in the various districts <br /> <br />4.Sheets 6 and 7 provide generalized urban design criteria. <br /> <br /> <br />8 <br /> <br />