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developing offices at this time because of economic <br />the necessity of spending money on another planni <br />whether or not enough information had been present( <br />Skoulis questioned if the City has a right to pre) <br />in the restaurants Lmtil the other buildings arE <br />construed as denying him his right to develop hiE <br />that the developer does not have an absolute ri.ght <br />states the Commission may permit phase developmen <br />which stated that a parcel in the Mixed Use Distr <br />i.f approved by the Planning Commission. Mre Gorri., <br />this size it would be difficult to develop it at i <br />Commission would have the right to dictate that, <br />approved, the development of the third service use <br />substantial compliance in the development of officE <br />that the same standards would apply, the code suggE <br />on detailed development plan approval, and perhaps <br />again he wotil.d suspect that if they were shown <br />integrated into the proposal and if enough info <br />might be approved., Mr. Skoulis stated that it mal <br />market for office buildings, so how can they de <br />believed that this is the key, to carry out <br />development for an office facility or an hotel. T] <br />is no market, but a new building is being proposE <br />tho intarr•hanaa anrl ha }1Pl'IPiTPfi tl-hat tO Y_AkP_ 2 DL <br />conditions, and he questioned <br />r. The members were not sure <br />d to make a determination. Mr. <br />ent the developer from putting <br />presented and could that be <br />land. Mr. Dubelko responded <br />to phase development, the code <br />_. He read Section 1149.04(a) <br />Cct may be developed by phases <br />speculated that with a parcel <br />ne time. He questioned if the <br />if these two restaurants are <br />be delayed until there is some <br />buildings. Mr. Dubelko stated <br />sts that conditions can be put <br />that could be a condition, but <br />that the third building was <br />nnation had been presented it <br />be 20 years before there is a <br />iy the restaurants. Mr. Hill <br />the intent of the Mixed Use <br />iis developer stated that there <br />d for the opposite quadrant of <br />ime area and waste it on three <br />restaurant faci:lities does not make sense. He maintai.ned that the Corporate <br />Center was integrated in that after the offices were built, Chester's was <br />proposed. This parcel could support the restaurants if they were there to serve <br />the basic use of this Mixed Use Districto He is concerned that this direction and <br />focus could change with the approval of three restaurants. He questioned if Moen <br />was shown the restaurant parcel. Mr. Gavin objected to N1r. Hill's questioning the <br />chair, and pointed out that he had been a consultant for the City. Mr. Hill <br />responded that he no longer was a consultant for the City. There was then another <br />discussion about what parcel the Moen people were shown. Mr. Skoulis stated that <br />Chester's restaurant and the Radisson Hotel do not just •service the Corporate <br />Center since customers come from all over, and there was no intent for these <br />restaurants to merely service Parcel "B", most of the business will be from <br />outside of the area. Mr. Hill stated that this integration is more physical, and <br />questioned if an office should be nExt to three restaurants, and a designed <br />physical integration would be office/ restaurant/office. Mr. Orlowski responded <br />that perhaps the City did want office/restaurant/office building, and believed <br />that the code now gives mre latitude. Mrs. Kreji, a resident of Colunbia Road, <br />stated that no one has considered the residents, she was concerned about what she <br />will see across I=480, garbage barrels, signs, etc. She was also concerned about <br />traffic. She believed that up until Janua.ry this parcEl was residential. It was <br />clar'ified that only the portion of the_parcel facing ColUmbia Road was rezoned <br />fran residential, this portion has always been Mixed Use. Mr. Gorris explained <br />the location of the proposal, the subdivision, and the plans showing the screen <br />walls for the dumpsters. She still maintained that_ the residents should be <br />considered, not just the developers. After some d.iscussion, it was decided to <br />request that the County Planning Commission review this proposal in connection <br />with the master plan study, and copies of all plans.and Mr.. Hills report wi.ll be <br />forwarded to them. B. Gorris moved to forward this proposal to the County <br />Planning Commission; who is working an the master plan at this time, so they can <br />look at this parcel and advise if in their.opinion, the Commission ha.s looked at <br />11
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