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Planning Commission Regular Meeting Minutes August 20, 2019 Page 7 2700 average daily trips. The WalMart facility when it was open was expected to generate 7300 1 average daily trips. 2 3 Chair Papatola confirmed that the final PUD will not come back to the Planning Commission for 4 review it will go directly to City Council. 5 6 Mr. Kelly Doran, representing Doran SLV, LLC, reviewed the background of the company. He 7 reviewed a number of the projects they have completed along with awards received. No changes 8 will be made to Salo Park and some enhancements may be done. A drawing of what the 9 underground parking will look like was provided. The underground parking is 1 per unit with 10 additional parking outside. The rents will range from $1,200 - $1,300 for a studio and up to 11 $3,500 for a 3-bedroom apartment. The 16,000 community center was described. Mr. Doran 12 reviewed what would be included in the two phases of the project. A breakdown of the proposed 13 units was shown along with the approximate square feet of the units. Pictures of interior finishes 14 were shown along with an explanation of the entertainment suites. Photographs of common 15 areas, fitness and gaming areas, entertainment suites, community rooms, unit finishes, and 16 exterior amenity spaces. The building will be brought out of the ground to accommodate 17 waterflow. The architecture is still being refined. 18 19 Mr. Doran stated they have reviewed the 17 conditions and they are in agreement with all the 20 conditions. The only condition with some concern is #5. The parking space size does create an 21 issue. There are six parking bays in the parking garage. This would add six feet which would 22 affect greenspace. They ask for some softening of that language and not make that an absolute. 23 24 Commissioner Bartel asked for more clarity of the underground parking and it is actually 25 enclosed on the main level. This enclosed parking makes the building height higher. Mr. Doran 26 reviewed in order to avoid the possible overflowing of the Salo Park pond there needs to be at a 27 higher level. This is a requirement of the watershed district. 28 29 Chair Papatola asked if the roof was flat and has a height of 52 feet. Chair Papatola asked how 30 that height compares to the other buildings in Silver Lake Village. Mr. Doran stated his guess is 31 that the flatness of the roof would be no higher than the peaked roof at The Landings. Chair 32 Papatola asked how 1.75 parking spaces in this project relates to other projects. Mr. Doran stated 33 that would actually be higher than most suburban parking requirements for apartments today. 34 Their other developments have a parking ratio of less than 1.5 spaces per unit. 35 36 Commissioner Rude asked about the length of the parking stalls and is there a concern in the 37 interior parking as much as the exterior parking. Mr. Doran stated it is much less of a concern for 38 the interior parking. Mr. Doran stated 18 feet is a functional depth. Commissioner Rude asked if 39 anything can be stored in front of the vehicles such as bicycles. Mr. Doran stated they would not 40 allow anything to be stored on the floor. Bicycles could be stored on a bike rack above the hood 41 of the car. 42 43 Commissioner Bartel questioned the two phases of the development and after the first phase is 44 done can the parking be re-assessed to determine if parking is sufficient. He asked if people 45