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<br />5/18/83 <br /> <br />Page -6- <br /> <br />~L.aff Comments <br />Density <br /> <br />Director Rupp stated that Mr. Anderson gave <br />an accurate report of the application relative <br />to the density and the joint access on South <br />Boulder Road. Rupp further advised that the <br />Hillside Square development was actually being <br />developed with R-M density. Therefore, the <br />R-M zoning was recommended by staff and Plan- <br />ning Commission to the Council. The alterna- <br />tive proposal as stated by Mr. Anderson is <br />often reviewed in some P.D.D. developments, <br />i.e. where there is a legitimate density <br />consideration transfer from an area before <br />it has been dedicated to the City, specifi- <br />cally the South Boulder proposal. In this <br />case it amounted to approximately 3.7 units. <br />Rupp verified that the site was very restricted <br />due to the ditch and the amount of land being <br />taken for the right-of-way; therefore, per- <br />haps during the P.D.D. process the additional <br />3.7 units could be taken into consideration <br />and review. He further advised there is a <br />section in the P.D.D. ordinance that allows <br />for an increase in the number of units on the <br />site given the aspect of the site plan, and <br />the possibility exists. Staff generally agreed <br />with everything in principle with the exception <br />of the number of units, density, and zoning. <br /> <br />COUNCIL COMMENTS <br />Councilman Leary <br />Density <br /> <br />Wished to verify with Director Rupp that if <br />councilmembers acted on the ordinance as pro- <br />posed, the matter of density and zoning could <br />be appropriately deal:twith with the -P ~ D .D._ pro.cess <br />and go back to the Planning Commission first. <br />Rupp stated that was correct. However the <br />applicant was concerned with the number of <br />units that they would be able to build on the <br />property. <br />Leary stated before he wished to make that <br />decision he would table the matter and have <br />it reviewed by the Planning Commission. <br />Steve Anderson stated it would be a difference <br />of 14-17 units versus 21. <br />Rupp advised there would be 21 units with the <br />R-H zoning, 14 units with the R-M and the possi- <br />bilty of 17 reviewing the gross site area with- <br />out the dedication. <br />
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