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City Council Meeting Minutes January 2, 2018 Page 8 of 11 RESOLUTION NO, 2, SERIES 2017 — A RESOLUTION APPROVING A SECOND AMENDMENT TO THE FIRE STATION NO. 2 PLANNED UNIT DEVELOPMENT AND SPECIAL REVIEW USE TO ALLOW FOR AN APPROXIMATELY 1,968 SQUARE FOOT ADDITION ON THE SOUTHEAST CORNER OF THE BUILDING, REMOVE EXISTING INTERIOR FURNACES AND EXTERIOR GROUND MOUNTED AIR- CONDITIONING COMPRESSOR UNITS AND ADD NEW, ROOFTOP PACKAGED AIR HANDLING UNITS, REPLACE A PORTION OF THE EXISTING MATERIALS WITH PRE -FINISHED METAL SIDING, INSTALL MINOR LANDSCAPE IMPROVEMENTS SURROUNDING THE BUILDING AT THE LOCATION OF THE NEW ADDITION, RECONSTRUCT THE TRASH ENCLOSURE, AND OTHER MISCELLANEOUS MODIFICATIONS; LOT 1, FIRE STATION NO. 2 SUBDIVISION Planner Dean stated this is a request for a 2nd Amendment to the Fire Station No. 2 PUD and SRU to allow for an approximately 1,968 sf addition, removal of interior furnaces and exterior ground mounted air-conditioning compressor units and add new, rooftop packaged air handling unit, replace a portion of the existing materials with pre - finished metal siding, install minor landscape improvements, reconstruct the trash enclosure, and other miscellaneous modifications This item was publically noticed as required. The original PUD was approved in 1987 for the 5,300 sf fire station. The 1st Amendment was approved in 1998 for a 8,709 sf addition The property is Zoned Residential Estate (RE). Parts of the exterior would be changed from wood siding to metal siding. This is not painted metal, but a fabricated metal with a long warranty, to cut down on maintenance costs. This request is for a 1,968 addition, new roof mounted equipment, metal siding, new landscaping and a trash enclosure. Staff finds the application is compliant with the Special Review Criteria 1) Comp Plan: Continues to support the Fire Protection District 2) Economic Compatibility with Surrounding Character: Enhanced fire protection lends to overall economic stability. Replacing outdated mechanical equipment and replacing with new, more efficient equipment which is screened 3) Internal Efficiency No change to parking, vehicular access, drainage, sewer or water facilities. 4) Extemal Effects: Changes to the lighting, landscaping, and trash containers meet the standards of the CDDSG with waiver request for the metal replacement 5) Pedestrian Circulation. No changes to existing sidewalks and internal pedestrian circulation. Staff recommends approval of the resolution. Kyle Callahan, 220 South Jefferson Avenue, architect for the project, showed the expansion plans. He stated the current building does not meet their needs and the expansion will allow them to meet their needs within a reasonable budget. The expansion brings the building to current code levels. The proposed expansion allows for residential spaces on the same floor, more safety, better office flow, addresses life safety issues, and includes other upgrades with a minimal expansion and not going