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7. 1. <br />Regular Planning Commission <br />Meeting Date: 02/22/2024 <br />Primary Strategic Plan Initiative: Promote economic growth and development. <br />Information <br />Title: <br />Discuss a Zoning Amendment to Allow Higher Density Residential Development in the COR (proposed Norhart <br />development) <br />Purpose/Background: <br />Staff have received a Land Use Application from Norhart to request a Site Plan Review, Zoning Amendment, and <br />Variance to the Height Regulations in the COR Zoning District. While the full application is scheduled to be heard <br />by the Planning Commission on March 28th, Staff wanted direction on how to pursue a Zoning Amendment to <br />allow the proposed density of the project. <br />Currently, the Subject Property is zoned COR-4b, which allows a residential density of four to fifteen (4-15) units <br />per acre. Norhart's project is proposing 223 residential units on a four -acre parcel, resulting in a proposed <br />residential density of about 55 units per acre. Thus, Staff is looking for guidance on how to accommodate <br />Norhart's request. There are two different methods that Staff could pursue: <br />1. Rezone the Subject Property from COR-4b to COR-4c to accommodate the density. While COR-4b is <br />limited to four to fifteen (4-15) units per acre, the COR-4c zoning district allows fifteen or more (15+) per <br />acre. <br />2. Amend the Zoning Code to allow higher unit -per -acre densities in the COR-4b zoning district. This method <br />could include any of the following components: <br />• Raising the current maximum density from fifteen units per acre to a higher number; <br />• Allowing densities higher than fifteen units per acre when the development exceeds four stories in <br />height and/or includes added amenities for residents; <br />• Eliminating the maximum density altogether. (This would result in any development in the COR-4b <br />zoning district needing to meet or exceed four units per acre, but would not prohibit developers from <br />proposing higher densities.) <br />Staff is looking for guidance from the Planning Commission to determine the best method to address density for <br />the Norhart property and for any future development in the COR. <br />Funding Source: <br />All costs associated with this request are the Applicant's responsibility. <br />Additionally, the Applicant is purchasing this property from the City. <br />Recommendation: <br />While Staff has no recommendation on this item, it is requested that Planning Commission provides feedback and <br />guidance to Staff to determine which method to address zoning and density regulations for the Norhart <br />development. <br />Outcome/Action: <br />Provide feedback and guidance to Staff to guide Norhart's Land Use Application for the March Planning <br />Commission meeting. <br />
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