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City Council Meeting <br />November 19, 2024 Page 2 <br /> PROPOSAL DETAILS/ANALYSIS: <br /> <br />Overall Plat Summary: <br /> <br />Gross Site Area - Total 14.143 acres <br />Wetland Area 0.0 acres <br />Arterial ROW 0.0 acres <br />Lot 1, Block 1 10.8 acres <br />Lot 2, Block 1 1.9 acres <br />ROW 1.4 acres <br />Net Site Area - Total 14.143 acres <br />Proposed Units 190 <br />Net Density 13.43 units/acre <br /> <br />The calculation of net density in this case does not allow for netting out any area of the parcel <br />and is therefore the ratio of proposed units to total site area. City staff reached out to the Met <br />Council on this net density interpretation and found it is consistent with the Metropolitan <br />Council’s policy for calculating net density. <br /> <br />Comprehensive Plan and Density: The proposed project contains both multifamily and <br />commercial land uses. This is consistent with those allowed in the Mixed-Use Commercial (MU- <br />C) future land use category. The proposed density, 13.43 units/acre is within the allowed range <br />of 10-15 units per acre. <br />It is noted that the density breakdown presented in this report is different than prior staff reports <br />on this project. The project has the same number of units (190), configuration of lots, and area <br />(14.143 acres) as was previously approved by the City. However, the net development density <br />has been calculated differently. <br />The City previously used only the area of Lot 1 plus the ROW dedication for the purposes of net <br />density calculation (12.197 net acres or 15.58 units per acre). However, for the purposes of <br />calculating density, city staff have confirmed with the met council that the City can use the entire <br />project’s area. Because Lot 2 is not residential, but part of the same plat and phase, the project is <br />compliant with the Comprehensive Plan’s maximum of 15 units per acre for this property. <br />Final Plat Conformance <br />The revised final plat is modified to conform with previous conditions of approval and is <br />consistent with the City’s preliminary plat and PUD approval. A review of the conditions of <br />approval from the Preliminary Plat and PUD are provided in this report. <br /> <br />PUD Background: The City review process back in 2022 included a Preliminary PUD request <br />and review of the plans at the Planning Commission (with an associated public hearing) on <br />5/23/22, and again on 6/13/22. A preliminary plat and PUD were approved by Council on <br />8/16/22. Despite the City Council Final Plat and PUD approval that took place on 11/1/22 (a <br />resolution was adopted, with no changes documented in meeting minutes, which approved the