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CITY OF RAMSEY LAND USE APPLICATION <br />TECHNICAL REVIEW FILE <br />DAI'E <br />APRIL 3, 2015 <br />PROJECT ADDRESS <br />15153 NOWTHEN BOULEVARD <br />PROJECT. TITLE <br />PARK VIEW EAST - PRELIMINARY AND FINAL PLAT <br />AND SITE PLAN REVIEW <br />EscRow # <br />114538 <br />DEPARTMENT: <br />Community Development: Planning Division (Comprehensive Plan and Zoning Code) <br />PRIMARY CONTACT <br />Name: Tim Gladhill, Community Development Director <br />Phone: 763-433-9826 <br />Email: tladhill@cityoframsey.com <br />TECHNICAL REVIEW <br />ASSISTANCE: <br />Name: Tina Goodroad, AICP <br />Phone: 763-496-6751 <br />Email: tgoodroad@loucksassociates.com <br />General: The purpose of this file is to review the official Preliminary and Final Plat and Site plan Review for the <br />Parkview East Apartment Complex. The subject property is located south of Ramsey Parkway, east of Town Center <br />Drive East and west of Rhinestone Street NW and north of Sunwood Drive. The property is located in COR -1 <br />zoning district. The application includes a plat to be called COR Parkview Addition and development of phase one <br />apartment complex consisting of one four-story building with a total of 121 units with tuck under, detached garage <br />and surface parking. <br />Based on current zoning the proposed Preliminary and Final Plat and Site Plan Review is being reviewed per City <br />Code Section 117-118 entitled COR -1, requirements of the COR Design Framework and Chapter 117, Article III <br />entitled Subdivisions. <br />The plans will require amendments as outlined in this report. Most notably, the Civil Engineering Plans developed by <br />Bolton and Menk will need to be revised to match the most recent architectural set prepared by Cole Architect Group. <br />The revisions must be made before forwarding to City Council. Of note, the row of detached garages along the <br />southern property line has been divided into several smaller buildings. This is not reflected on the Civil Engineering <br />Plans. <br />Zoning: The COR -1 Mixed Use Core Sub -district is intended to provide a mix of residential, retail, and service uses. <br />This sub -district allows the highest intensity of uses including high density housing. The proposed use as an apartment <br />building meets the intent of the COR -1 district. <br />Dimensional Standards. The COR Design Framework establishes maximum build to lines based on the roadway <br />the property frontage. The purpose of the build to line is to locate the majority of the building frontage close to the <br />street to define the edge and create a strong pedestrian feel along the street. For buildings located along a Parkway, <br />sixty (60) percent of the building (at least 300 feet) shall be located five (5) feet from the back of the side walk. The <br />proposed building is located ten (10) and in some portions greater than ten (10) feet. The site does curve causing <br />more difficulty in meeting this build to line. However, efforts should be made to meet the five (5) foot maximum for <br />at least sixty (60) percent of the building facade along Ramsey Parkway. Later in this review a suggestion will be made <br />to widen the boulevard which will help shift the sidewalk slightly closer to the building. <br />In addition, because the building has frontage on more than one street, the building shall be located five (5) feet from <br />the back of curb along Rhinestone Street. There are minimum or maximums for rear and internal side yard setbacks. <br />The minimum Floor Area Ratio (FAR) is 0.65 in the COR -1 district. The applicant shall provide the proposed FAR <br />for the first phase building on Lot 1, Block 1, COR Parkview Addition. <br />