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Planning Comcnission Report Silver Lake Commons Amended Development Review Planning Case No. 487-97 and 504-97 September 3, 1997 Page 2 currently exisiing. This project does no� require a rezonin�. �iulti-family dwellin� structures containin� six or fewer dwelling units are an allawed �ase in the R-3, M�dium Density Residentia� District. Two actions are required for this residential development: a development review and a minac subdivision. The development review will examin� the technical aspects of the plans, such as setbacks, density, parking, drainage and landscaping. The minor' subdivision is required to combine the two vacant lots, which would be done for tax purposes and to elisninate the interior lot line between the parcels. While neither action reqtaires a pub(ic hearing, staffhas notified residents within 350 feet o�the development and those who have already expressed an interest in the project to foster a greater apportunity %r cornmunication beiween th� City, the deveioper, and the area residents. I�e�velflptreent lteview� t�nalysi�o Dimensronal Requi�ements; Building Setbacks: Front (Highway 10): Side (East) Rear: Parking Lofi Setbacks: Minimum lot width: Minimum lo# area: (2,500 sf per D.U.): 10 New Units 50 Totai Units Usable Open Space per unit (625 sf per D.U.): 1 Q New Units New buildings heigfit: Minimum floor area per D.U.: Three bedroom units: Faur bedroom uruts: Re uir Proposed: Met ? 30 feet 30 feei Yes 20 feet 30 feet Yes 40 feet 48 feet Yes 5 feet 5 feet Yes 100 feet 200 %et Yes Z5,000 sf 57,030 sf Yes I25,000 sf I27,665 sf Yes 6,250 sf 20,000 sf Yes < 45 feet 30 feei Yes 870 sf 1,320 sf Yes 920 sf 1,520 sf Yes Paricing requirements: Uncovered: ( I.15 per unit) 5� spaces Covered: {I.0 per unit} 50 spaces 58 s�aces Yes � S I spaces Yes * On July 16, 1997, ihe Planing Commission approved Resolutiora 513-97, whrch approved a reductiora in the ratio of surface parking stalls per dwelling unit from 1.5 to 1 JS, contingent upon the balance being set aside es proof of parla'ng, which coult! be udilized in the fulure as needed.