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<br />7.B <br />Page 172 <br />Plan an alternative approach has been identified for the Commissions <br />consideration. <br /> <br />(3) <br /> <br />Pg. 2 The Peninsula Park Precise Plan has been prepared in conjunction with a <br />specific development proposal. Substantive progress toward development <br />consistent with the Precise Plan shall include good faith applications to State <br />and Federal agencies to obtain required approvals associated with the <br />proposed development within three years of the Precise Plan's adoption, If <br />substantive progress toward development is not made, the Planning <br />Commission shaH initiate consideration of rezoning consistent with community <br />objectives for the Precise Plan Area at that time. <br /> <br />As previously described, the applicant has made good faith effort to obtain <br />State and Federal agency approvals. The inability to do so has resulted in the <br />need for the applicant to revise the scope of the project and request further <br />consideration and interpretations of the development standards and urban <br />design guidelines establishedJn the Precise Plan. Instead of proceeding with <br />rezoning as suggested in the aforementioned text, the applicant has <br />requested the City's consideration of how a revised project may remain <br />consistent with the intent of the existing Precise Plan. <br /> <br />Pg, 9 The Precise Plan contains policies for land use, transportation, and public <br />improvements that require that these services be provided. If they are not, the <br />quantity of permitted development in the area should be reduced, <br /> <br />The statement is referencing Location-Appropriate Development and is <br />intended to provide the City some assurances that a project the size of <br />Peninsula Park would provided the necessary amenities to offset some of the <br />development impacts associated with 796 residential dwelling units. If the <br />amenities are not provided then the number of residential dwelling units <br />should be reduced. <br /> <br />The current situation finds the specifics of this circumstance reversed; the <br />applicant is no longer able to provide the number of dwelling units anticipated, <br />Therefore, the request has been made for additional considerations on how to <br />adjust the required amenities, Evidence of this request can be seen in the <br />location of the park lands, the integration of the retail with the hotel (i.e. <br />Community Hub) and the modifications to the Inner and Outer Esplanades, <br /> <br />Development Standards <br /> <br />Pg. 13 A rigidly-defined approach to architectural styles is not recommended. In fact, <br />it is preferred that different architects and/or different architectural firms are <br />used during the course of development so the Precise Plan Area has a <br />varied, organic character, rather than the appearance of a single large <br />project. However, basic building forms and materials should be established by <br />the Precise Plan, so that buildings are complementary to one another and <br />that desired urban village environment is achieved. <br />