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City Council Regular Meeting Minutes May 13, 2025 Page 7 1 Grittman stated that the width of the building is standard, and it could not be done without the 2 setback variance. 3 4 Councilmember Elnagdy stated that she is worried that if the assisted living facility is no longer 5 needed, the rents on a 17-unit building would be too high. She referred to the parking and asked 6 where the personal vehicles would be parked. She asked about the access for emergency 7 vehicles. Mr. Grittman stated the space on the street would be sufficient for one vehicle. If there 8 were more responding vehicles, they might block the street temporarily. This allows for good 9 access to the front of the building. 10 11 Councilmember Jenson asked how many parking spaces would be used for emergency vehicles, 12 and Mr. Grittman stated it would affect 3-4 parking spaces. 13 14 Councilmember Doolan asked about the space allotted for emergency services, and it is 15 sufficient for more than one vehicle to respond. Mr. Grittman stated it would depend on which 16 vehicles arrived. A smaller vehicle could turn into the parking lot. She asked where the property 17 line is, as it is difficult to tell where the property lines are. Mr. Grittman based their plan on a 18 survey of the property, and they are required to build on their property. Councilmember Doolan 19 stated she appreciates the holding pond and asked if a holding reserve is included. Mr. Grittman 20 stated that the City Engineer wants final approval of the holding pond. 21 22 Mayor Webster asked Mr. Grittman if the Council needs to address each variance. Mr. Grittman 23 stated that they can be addressed individually. 24 25 Councilmember Jenson referred to the map and the access and asked if the fire truck would drive 26 into the parking lot or would the hose just be pulled from the street. Fire Chief Diaz stated the 27 emergency vehicles would enter the main entrance on Foss Road to allow access for emergency 28 vehicles. Fire Chief Diaz is ok with the design. 29 30 Councilmember Elnagdy asked about the difference between multi-family housing and senior 31 housing number of units. Mr. Grittman stated the ordinance was structured for 20 units or more 32 needing a Conditional Use Permit. 33 34 Councilmember Jenson asked about the north side wall that faces the other townhouses and 35 whether it will be aesthetically pleasing to the neighbors. The applicant has added some brick 36 and stone on that wall as well as some roof line variations. 37 38 Councilmember Doolan stated there is a significant drop from the south end of the property to 39 the north end and asked if there was an option to have tuck under parking. She has concerns 40 about the degradation of the foundation due to the pressure of the wall. She questioned the 41 structural integrity of that transition from the south end to the north end. 42 43 Mr. Dave Tibrock, Miller Architects & Builders, stated that the project is a typical current model 44 of an assisted living unit. It has a congregate dining style. Each room is a living/sleeping room 45 with a private bathroom. There are common areas, including dining areas, sitting areas, etc. Most 46 residents like to hang out in the dining room area. There will be a deck for residents to sit on and