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HomeMy WebLinkAboutStaff ReportSTAFF RE~"ORT Staff Comments: In this general area the land use plan calls for cam:mercial and medium to high density residential uses along,.: Holleman from Texas Ave. west to Anderson. Existing zoning an the north side of Holleman has established a pattern of C-1 to C-3 to A-P as one moves from the intersection of Texas and Holleman to the west a attern of d~ecreasin intensity}. ~p ~ f Plan cow l~ar~ce At this specific location the land use plan calls for medium density residential however, the recent rezoning to ~-1` of the I~apchinski property, located at the corner of Teas and Holleman, extended C-1 into this medium density residential .area... I~evelapme~t I'~~cies The policies that call far general commercial uses to be located at the intersection of arterial and~or collector streets and fora .minimum depth for commercial districts of 4~?0 feet were established to avoid strip commercial development, with its tendency toward multiple access .paints onto major streets and the negative impact this :creates` on traffic flow.:. The negative effects of strip commercial relative to traffic and access could be mitigated somewhat if this tract were to share access with the Kapchinski tract to the east or if this tract were to be developed as part of the entire Polar-Bek (R- 6~ development to the south. In fact the development palicles also state that access to arterial an`d collector streets far commercial projects should be minimized wherever poss~l~le through plat and site plan review processes.. I~~d Case R~1at~o~sip~ There is na can~:ict with 'this proposed zoning district ~.nd existing zoning adjacent since the Iiapchinsl~ 'Hill; property to the: east was rezoned from R-1 to C-1 and since there i A-P, ~*3 and C-1 zoning across Holleman. Alternatives An alternative commercial zoning district that would have less impact in terms of traffic generation would be C-3 .Planned Commercial. This. district does not allow the high traffic generators that ~C•1 does. Combined access should still be required thra~rgh platting or .:site plan review.: ~-3 would also continue the pattern of stepping down in intensity as distnc~ from the intersection increases., Need. The existing ~.-P and C-3 tracts across Holleman are currently .vacant. There is developed CAN property 'at the corner of I~alle~an and Anderson. approximately 7Q~ feet from this tract. r Con~lusi~~