#19 - Roers LE Multifamily Final Plat

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City Council Meeting November 19, 2024 Page 3 PUD flexibility), the PC later held another public hearing on the subject of the PUD, and recommended approval, again, at their 11/14/22 meeting. The City Council formally approved the Final PUD on 12/20/22. The only step not taken as a part of the Final PUD Process is for the City to formally approve and adopt a PUD ordinance with the standards established therein. This document has been drafted and is appended to this staff report. Staff are only recommending approval of deviations previously discussed and approved by the City. Summary of PUD Flexibilities: • Residential Density at 15.57 units per acre (see page 2 of this report) • Commercial Lot area of the development to comprise 15.24% of the development area. • Parking between the proposed commercial building on Lot 2 and Julia Ave. North Site Plan Review: The proposed development has not changed since the last approval. The project has been reviewed to ensure the project is still consistent with prior City approvals and the City’s ordinance. Architecture Building design was reviewed during the preliminary plat process. Proposed elevations were submitted with the final plat and found consistent with those reviewed during the Preliminary Plat and PUD process. The development meets applicable standards for multifamily dwellings in the MU-C district. Streets and Access The access points for this development are consistent with prior approvals and the City Engineer’s memo. Parking Lot 1 - Given the unit mix, 127 units with one bedroom and 63 units with two plus bedrooms, 253 stalls plus an additional 48 visitor stalls are required. The total parking required is 301 stalls. With 304 stalls provided, this project meets the City’s requirements. Lot 2 - It is noted that there currently is no identified commercial use on this lot. Currently, the development plans show 49 stalls on the site. If a future use requires flexibility from the City’s parking requirements, then a PUD amendment is suggested. Signage No signage was proposed as part of the development plans. No PUD flexibility is being provided as part of this project. A separate master sign plan will be required when signage is proposed. Landscaping and Tree Preservation: The Landscape Architect has found the tree preservation and landscaping plans to conform with the approved PUD and City code per a memo dated October 22, 2024. Minor revisions to plans are requested.