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Planning Commission <br />Meeting Minutes <br />November 10, 2022 <br />Page 4 of 13 <br />west access drive into the site off Blue Star Lane is located in a similar location to <br />the existing 2017 PUD. The PUD Amendment proposes alleyways for access to <br />the residential buildings. Areas on the site are connected through a network of <br />drive aisles and internal walkways. The walkways connect to the adjacent streets <br />and trail to the west. Walkways are 5ft in width and 6.5ft in width in areas <br />adjacent to parking spaces. Existing drainage infrastructure is maintained in the <br />southern 35ft drainage easement. <br />A total of 92 spaces are provided for the 38 residential units. Parking is provided <br />through two -stall garages in each unit, along with two driveway spaces for <br />buildings 11 and 12. A total of 148 parking spaces are provided for the office and <br />retail uses on the site. Some spaces are used for snow storage seasonally; <br />however, the required 142 spaces will still be available. Sixteen bicycle spaces <br />are proposed where 15 are required, as shown in red. Bicycle spaces are <br />proposed adjacent to commercial buildings in convenient locations off the <br />sidewalks. The site provides the required number of EV spaces per Section <br />17.20.170 of the Municipal Code. EV charging spaces are separated out per use <br />as seen in the PUD parking plan tables on Sheet 5. <br />There are four commercial buildings on site. Building 1 is a two-story structure <br />with retail on the first floor and office on the second floor. Each floor is 5,471 <br />square feet or 10,942 square feet total. <br />The building has varying forms to add architectural interest and depth to the <br />building. Most materials on the forms are contiguous between the first and <br />second stories. The forms consist of stucco, cementitious lap siding, and board <br />and batten siding. Small amounts of metal siding are used on the east and west <br />elevations on the first story. <br />Building 2 is two -stories and also contains retail on the ground floor and offices <br />on the second floor. The building has 7,295 square feet per floor or 14,590 <br />square feet total. Building 2 consists of mostly flat roofs with butterfly roofs on the <br />east and west sides of the building. It has the same materials as Building 1, <br />excluding the metal siding accent areas. The building has similar varied forms, <br />which are broken up by a combination of the entry fascias and a transitioning of <br />stucco to other materials between many first and second story areas. <br />Building 3 is an 8,539 square -foot three-story structure with 3,472 square feet <br />retail on the ground floor with 4,164 square feet of office on the second and 633 <br />square feet of office on the third floor. The height of the building is 40ft 5in and <br />exceeds the 40ft maximum per the GDP, requiring a waiver. Building 3 contains <br />varied forms, with a mix of flat roofs and shed roofs. A majority of the building is a <br />two-story mass, with a smaller central three-story element with a balcony facing <br />out towards the residential properties to the north. The first story has brick siding <br />on the first floor with a portion extending onto the second and third story. The <br />7 <br />
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