Revitalization Commission Agenda and Packet 2015 11 09

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SUBJECT: 550 SOUTH MCCASLIN BLVD. DISCUSSION DATE: NOVEMBER 9, 2015 PAGE 2 OF 3 18. Research/office and corporate uses, and facilities for the manufacturing, fabrication, processing, or assembly of scientific or technical products, or other products, if such uses are compatible with surrounding areas. In addition, such facilities shall be completely enclosed and any noise, smoke, dust, odor, or other environmental contamination produced by such facilities, confined to the lot upon which such facilities are located and controlled in accordance with all applicable city, state, or federal regulations; 19.Other uses as established by the city council as found to be specifically compatible for commercial and office planning areas. 20. Limited wholesale sales as defined in_section 17.08.262 of this title are allowed as a special review use. 21. Retail marijuana stores and retail marijuana testing facilities. 22. Mobile retail food establishments, mobile food vehicles and mobile vending carts subject to prescribed performance and development standards outlined in section 17.16.310. The property is a part of the Centennial Valley General Development Plan (GDP) that has been modified several times since its original adoption. 550 S. McCaslin is a component of Parcel 0 and attached is the maximum square footage allowances for Parcel 0, as denoted in Exhibit M of the GDP. The commercial parcels within McCaslin, Dahlia, Cherry and Dillon may have 390,000 sf of buildings and a Floor -Area Ratio (FAR) of .2. Developments today have 300,000 sf of buildings. Are the uses described above the appropriate uses for the RFP? Proposer questions The following is a list of questions that may be asked to proposers. The RFP will need questions that help the LRC to evaluate proposals. • Name and contact information of submitting entity • Name of Contact person. • Summary of Proposer's qualifications and expertise • Summary of the proposed project o List of desired uses o Names of tenants in the Project o Description of tenant(s) operations o Architectural concept rendering of Project • References from other similar projects • Information regarding Proposer's financial ability to execute the Project • Proposer's knowledge of the Restrictive Covenants • Actions/Assistance needed from LRC or City of Louisville to achieve Project. • Timing to complete the Project LOUISVILLE REVITALIZATION COMMISSION 9