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Harrisburg City Planning Commission - 2/5/2025

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Summary

The Harrisburg City Planning Commission approved the Eden Village preliminary Land Development plan to construct 32 permanent tiny homes and a community center for chronically homeless individuals at 1103 South Front Street, with key amendments to ADA accessibility and screening conditions.

This approval advances a major supportive housing project in Harrisburg while highlighting the complex legal, utility, and cost trade-offs associated with pre-fabricated urban infill developments.

Section summaries

0:00-2:00

Meeting Call to Order and Minutes Approval

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The Planning Commission reviews and approves the meeting minutes from January 8, 2025. They note there is no old business to address.

Standard administrative meeting setup with no policy discussions.

2:00-6:00

Eden Village Project Presentation & Conditions

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The Planning Bureau outlines the land development plan for 1103 South Front Street. This includes plans for 32 tiny homes, a community center, and five initial conditions regarding ADA entries, landscape screening, mature tree preservation, and easement acquisitions.

Lays out the foundational requirements and scope of the supportive housing development.

6:00-9:00

Commission Questions on Waivers & Operations

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Commissioners question the developer regarding standard waiver requests, the lack of a traffic impact study, and how homeless individuals will be selected for tenancy in partnership with Bethesda Mission.

Clarifies the operational partnerships and standard regulatory relief requested by the developer.

9:00-15:00

Private Roads, Easements, and Green Belt Impact

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The board discusses whether the Front Street extension is private or public and tracks recorded emergency access easements. Additionally, they learn that adjacent developments will block the Capital Area Green Belt path, forcing a $2.5M to $3M realignment study.

Highly relevant to regional trail advocates and those tracking public-private easement rights.

15:00-22:00

ADA Modification Debate and Floodplain Review

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The applicant requests to amend the ADA condition to allow ramp retrofits on pre-fab homes to save double the costs. The commission also reviews the 100-year vs 500-year floodplain elevations, noting the lowest floorboards will sit safely above flood levels.

Highlights the direct financial and design trade-offs of ADA compliance in affordable modular developments.

22:00-29:00

Utility Access and Project Vote

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The team discusses tying into the private sewer line owned by VOA and the hurdles of CRW's 40-year consent decree. The commission passes a motion approving the project subject to CRW approval, modified ramp schedules, and opaque fence alternatives.

Captures the critical utility challenges and the final conditional approval vote for the site.

29:00-32:00

Broad Street Market Phase 1 Update

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The Planning Bureau shares an update on reconstructing the brick Broad Street Market building on its historical footprint. Modernizations will include mechanical updates, ADA upgrades, and floorplan surveys shared with current vendors.

Provides a useful progress update on a vital local historic landmark recovery effort.

Key points

  • Eden Village Supportive Housing Project Approval — The commission approved a 15-acre subdivision to build 32 tiny homes and a 2400-square-foot community center on South Front Street. The permanent housing model aims to alleviate chronic homelessness by partnering with local groups like Bethesda Mission.
  • ADA Accessibility vs. Cost-Saving Pre-Fabricated Housing — The developers requested a modification to the zero-step ADA mandate for all units, explaining that pre-constructed pre-fab units cut building costs in half but require a crawl space and a 30-foot switchback ramp rather than flat entries.
  • Sewer Line Independence and Consent Decree Challenges — The project intends to tie into a private sewer line currently maintained by Volunteers of America (VOA). However, they must obtain permanent easements and negotiate strict connections under Capital Region Water's (CRW) 40-year federal consent decree.
  • Capital Area Green Belt Realignment — Because the neighboring Tonso Towers development intends to install security fences and gates across its site, the Capital Area Green Belt path must be relocated, with the association currently fundraising up to $3 million for an alternative engineering study.
  • Broad Street Market Phase 1 Reconstruction Progress — The city Planning Bureau met with the design team to review historically accurate reconstruction floorplans for the brick building, incorporating mechanical modernization, ADA updates, and feedback from vendor surveys.
the proposed project will meet a critical need housing for homeless individuals will provide units with full bathroom and kitchen facilities that have improved their that improv their standard of living Jeff (Planning Bureau Staff)
we are certainly going to provide all the houses with internal Ada access and then where required where there Ada accessibility necessary provide this alternative access Josh Widler

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p.m. uh commissioners receiv received

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your January 8th

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20255 many meeting minutes um are there

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any changes deletions

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additions if not could I get a motion

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for

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approval so moved is there a second

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second been moved and second for

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approval of the minutes as they are all

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those in favor state by stay and I I I

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opposed

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exstension motion Carri

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under old business there is

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none under new business this is a

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preliminary Land Development plan

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application for 1103 South Front Street

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Zone RF all by Harry Lane with Eden

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Village of Harrisburg for the

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construction of a transitional housing

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development featuring a 2400 square foot

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Community Center including services for

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residents and 32 individual tiny homes

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uh yes so the applicant proposes to

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construct transitional uh housing

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actually think it's permanent yep sorry

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permanent uh housing uh development for

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homeless individuals featuring 32

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individual tiny homes a 2400 foot

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Community Center offering services for

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residents and Associate site and access

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improvements project received zoning

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hearing board approvals for the required

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zoning relief requests at their October

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21st 2024 meeting property at 1103 South

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Front Street is a 15 acre lot which is

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largely vacant although it's still

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obtain some of the building foundations

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and site infrastructure from when the

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property accommodated a steel mill

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currently it accommodates a critical

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connection of the capital area greenb

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but little else in the way of bment

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interactive uses there's currently a

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subdivision application in the review

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process which will result in the

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partitioning of the existing property

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into two tracks an 8 and 1 half acre lot

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and a 6 and 1 half acre lot this project

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will be located on the lad lot to the

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South the property is bounded by the

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property 1101 South Front Street to the

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north railroad tracks to the east

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property at 1105 South Front Street to

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the South and ssan Street ssan River to

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the

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West the planning Bureau staff

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recommends the request be approved with

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the following conditions uh the

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applicant should ensure that the tiny

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homes will be ADA Compliant via zero

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step entries and the community center

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will likewise have Ada access to ensure

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that they're able to accommodate as much

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as the population as possible uh the

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applicant must install landscape

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screening along the western side of the

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proposed parking areas to prevent

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headlight spillover into residential

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units uh the plane bu recommends that

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the app can continue coordination with

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the City Arborist regarding required

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landscape screening and trees retention

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of existing mature trees and the

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installation of native plants and

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pollinator plants in landscaped areas

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throughout the site and more

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specifically around the proposed storm

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water detention basins uh the alant rec

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the plan be recommends that the

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applicant install the required bike

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parking near the main entrance of the

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community center and that it be

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sheltered for the benefit of staff and

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volunteers residents in the tiny homes

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can store their bikes and their units

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and finally the applicant should

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coordinate with with the owner of the

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property to the north of the site to

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ensure to secure easement agreements for

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Access through their site and provide

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such documentation to the planning

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Bureau planning Bureau staff recommends

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the request be approved for the

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following reasons the applicants have

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received approval from the zoning

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hearing board for the various relief

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requests needed to effectuate the

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project as proposed uh the proposed

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project will meet a critical need

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housing for homeless individuals will

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provide units with full bathroom and

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kitchen facilities that have improved

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their that improv their standard of

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living and will further development a

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housing typology that has been proposed

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and completed for other sites in the

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immediate area uh the project represents

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a continuation of recent development

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projects in in this area intended to

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provide accommodations and services for

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those experiencing homelessness and

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finally if the recommended conditions of

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approval are adopted the proposed

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project will provide improvements that

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benefit residents including better

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bicycle infrastructure and increased

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vegetation and ecological

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biodiversity thank you Jeff gentlemen

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could you state your name uh address and

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relationship to the project we start

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with Josh widler I'm the civil engineer

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for BL companies at Marketplace

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Harrisburg PA okay thank you um

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Commissioners at this point I have no

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questions um and I'll start with my

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commission who have any questions or

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concerns commissioner

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mic there's a

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here there's a letter here uh from what

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was it January 3D I think asking for a

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lot of specific exceptions and waivers

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to a number of

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items

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yeah um so I you know generally speaking

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uh these waivers are um requested are

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actually pretty standard uh for what we

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get um in developments and frankly the

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applicants have probably gone you know

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above and beyond uh with like the space

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between buildings uh things of that

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nature that you know normally we don't

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even kind of do a review of on our case

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um so from the you know planning

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bureau's perspective uh for the most

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part um the traffic impact study that's

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not required because it's not going to

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be 40 Peak uh trips per hour uh STM

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Water Management facilities I mean

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that's something that actually the um

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capital region water would have to sign

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off on anyway so that's kind of more

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within within their purview um and so

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you know we find uh the proposed waivers

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to be acceptable on our end and

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otherwise would have to be addressed

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through um you know capital region

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water okay I guess the the one question

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back in back in the day we we had a city

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engineer who

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reviewed those requests on that we don't

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have I I didn't we don't have anything

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like that anymore right uh no we do um

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so I had I believe in the uh at the back

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uh the city engineer did review uh the

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request and did not uh the did review

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the project and did not make any

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recommendations noted in here I just

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missed it uh I think it's like right

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before um

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the right before after the comprehensive

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plan uh portion of the case report

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it's under page seven of the case report

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yeah uh recommending approval without

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additional conditions without additional

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comments sorry okay I missed that thank

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you yeah and and and usually if if the U

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City engineers's response is more robust

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I'll include that as a separate

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attachment to the to the plan but uh

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there was really nothing to provide

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right okay no other

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question Commission

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M read I have no questions on the

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application but I forgot how you said

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you were going to uh get your homeless

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individuals how are you selecting

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them process and we'll be partnering

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with other organizations throughout here

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okay which ones uh we we're working with

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Bethesda mission right now I could also

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see as working with Opa we have

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relationships with them also okay okay

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thank you

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uh commissioner

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Nork

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um I don't think I have no questions on

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the

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actual layout you know the develop the

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development plans as presented um I

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think one related question would

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be the South Front Street Extension is

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that a public road is that becoming a

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public road at this point uh it is as

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far as through this site or through the

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p that site well you now have this

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extension which is a roadway now going

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through three different properties pass

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pen dot yeah um it is not it is a uh

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private drive from basically the

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intersection with Sycamore Street uh

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through the pendot so it's not even a um

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uh public right of way through the pend

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do property see okay so okay is that the

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one you I wasn't sure if you were when

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you mentioned the easan agreement I

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wasn't sure if you were referring to the

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Front Street Extension or that um

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emergency the gravel road on the the I

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guess that would be the western side of

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the properties yeah um that was for

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basically any easements whether they're

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utility easements or access easements um

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and it's more of a I would say formality

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uh we had we've had people inquire um

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about uh any easements once the VOA

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facility was um approved uh and

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constructed and so I just wanted to make

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sure in the future if we got you know

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requests for these or if the property

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changed hands either this property or

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the one to the north and we had uh you

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know those parties asking us for those

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for their own legal purposes that we had

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that on file yeah yeah yeah I would

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agree because I at this point if that's

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technically a private driveway that

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belongs to VOA then what's preventing

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them you know at some point either in

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the middle of it yeah saying you guys

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can't drive up here if let's say there

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starts to become an issue with um folks

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that are occupying spaces on either

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property yeah Anda says I don't like

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this anymore I don't want your people

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coming up here what so so vpa when the

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original subdivision for vopa was done

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and and Jeff you can correct me wrong

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here but they they did provide with that

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subdivision the public access for South

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Front Street so it's so it

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is recorded in an easement as public

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access the South Front Street extension

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and then okay the southern portion of

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that or Western portion I guess on the

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on the bottom of the site that's record

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also recorded as emergency access okay

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and access for utilities okay so both

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the top and the bottom have already like

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been recorded as they're not roads right

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they're not public roads so that the

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city doesn't take care of them right

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it's the responsibility of the owners

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but that recording will will follow

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through with this with this plan and

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with the T to job as well okay has that

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and on the western

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side

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right yeah all right that's uh that's

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good to know glad that's been been

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addressed and uh at this

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point I know we had conversations back

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during the sketch plan and the variance

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phases of this project along with the

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other projects that has the green belt

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um bike PA the pathway has there been

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any movement one way or the other is it

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possible to utilize this extension as

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access for biking Where Do We Stand um

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to my understanding uh based on the um

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review during the tonsil Towers project

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tonso Towers intends on having Gates and

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fences across these which will

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effectively prevent Public Access and I

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think um the capillaria green belt

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Association is moving forward as though

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that will be the final configuration of

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the site and so they have been uh

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looking at alternative alignments I

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don't know that there's anything formal

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as far as um a study underway uh they've

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definitely they definitely know where

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they want to go I think but they don't

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um have the the formal uh engineering

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study complete certainly I don't know if

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they're in discussions I haven't had any

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conversations with them in a little

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while so um I I do believe they're in

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the process of fundraising for that uh

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study um and again I think they've had

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conversations with the owners of the

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property through which the the

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alternative alignment would run um which

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seemed to be going well I guess as well

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as as well as they could um and uh you

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know it's their they seem optimistic uh

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the green B Association seems optimistic

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that they will be able to find this

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alignment and at this point it's a

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matter of engineering and money okay

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understood nothing that would pertain

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then to this this subject of property I

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can say is an engineer looking at it

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they did share that with us and uh there

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is a request for the city to assist in

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an application for funding um so all

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that's ongoing um so they I think I saw

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the numbers between two and a half and

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three million that's one set of numbers

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you know I think without an engineer's

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actual thing you know and uh there's I

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think a question about whether things

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will be donated or not in terms of

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Rights uh so there's there's just

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they'll be moving Parts but it looks

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like they are on track to solve their

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problem relocating got it okay that's

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all the questions I have

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thanks uh commissioner Jordan um with

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with that bit of information I don't

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think I have any further questions

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then is there anyone from the public for

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against this

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project as I look

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around I scolded before for not asking

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any question I think it wasion now was

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there anyway so Commissioners this is

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pretty straightforward

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U I got a

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motion before before you make a motion

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can I can I speak a little to the plan

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so the one there's one item in the uh

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conditions of approval actually there's

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a couple here in the conditions of

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approval just wanted to go over have a

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little exhibit

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um so this is really regarding the

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uh approval with conditions item one

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that Jeffrey had stated uh which is I'll

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just read it again so we can read it

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record the applicant should ensure that

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the tiny homes will be ADA Compliant via

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zero step entries and that the community

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center will likewise have Ada access

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access to ensure that they are able to

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accommodate as much as the population as

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possible um so our initial submission

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and submission that was reviewed did

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include um the houses at grade basically

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to allow not even a a rant isn't wasn't

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really required right it was just a zero

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step like you'd go into any grocery

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store something like that um in the

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process of getting some quotes there's a

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significant almost double Savings in

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price and correct me if I'm wrong KY

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Wendell if we move to a like

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pre-constructed preab building which

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would require since they come in as one

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item they need to be set on basically a

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small crawl space that would require um

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handicap rant to be installed which is

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still which still provides at zero

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access I think what we would like to do

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is and just change the wording a little

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bit U we'd like to recommend that the

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Planning Commission change that

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recommendation uh to

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state will be ADA Compliant throughout

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the interior and provide accessible zero

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step alternates for those residents

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requiring such access So the plan that I

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showed you which would be the ramp

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basically the ramp length that would be

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required it's basically a 30 foot long

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ramp and that kind of switch switches

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back so we we are certainly going to be

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provide all the houses with internal Ada

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access and then where required where

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there Ada accessibility necessary uh

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provide this alternative access um that

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way we're not installing them at every

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single house that's a kind of a big ass

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um for the for the site so just kind of

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wanted to add that in there C can you

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clarify that please because if it's new

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construction the ADA requirements for

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it's a residence though it's it's an

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individual residence

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so well I guess that's one way to look

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at it but you you have a center you're

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putting there are they going to own the

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residences you know so are you going to

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put them in

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as residents switch over I mean I mean

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I'm just asking the Practical side of it

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you know it's

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uh

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uh I'm going to reserve the right to

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look at that question between here and

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City Council on on the

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Ada without offering an opinion at this

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point in time uh but the city is

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generally trying to make sure that

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everything becomes ADA Compliant because

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we're 40 years behind so and I think

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looking at um the new um sketch plan

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that the applicants have provided um

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whether that's yeah and and I think you

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could even do it if if it's between

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units like this like have another one

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over on the other one so maybe it's

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you're only doing one set of ramps

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between every two buildings or even for

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half the buildings I I um what and

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whatever is required by Ada uh my main

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concern was uh um and again looking at

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the elevation plans of the tiny homes it

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did look like they were but I just

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wanted to make sure that was clarified

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but looking at the um Community Center I

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did didn't see ADA compliance I saw in

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fact they each seem to have like a

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little threshold or step up so that was

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like more of my concern was that the

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community center itself was Ada compli

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yeah and if there are great changes

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required for that uh reason or we'll add

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that ramp there there is enough space at

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the at the main entrance you can see

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gets a little wider uh at the entrance

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where toward the parking lot so we could

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certainly provide the Ada accessibility

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that ramp

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there you kind of talking about

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elevations there kind of sparked my

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curiosity what is flood playing at this

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site um so the FL I forget the elevation

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exactly it's about four or five feet

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below the kind of embankment where it

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drops down the dark green kind of where

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it drops down to the river it's about

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four or five feet below

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there and that's and that's which flood

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plane for which event St 100 Year FL

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that is it is that high there yeah um

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and actually the 500e flood plane

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for FEMA does does extend into the

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property so while that's not really you

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know why we're recommending this like

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change to the ramp height it would

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actually help in that manner as well it

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would be outside the 500 plane yeah I

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just know for other applicants in the

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past we've um I think one 30 inches

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above the certified flood elevation for

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the lowest occupiable floor uh so a

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flood constructed building yeah our free

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board which is the kind of buffer you

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provide above the Bas flood elevation is

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18 in uh here in the city for new

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construction is it 18 now yep okay and

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we so we will be above that height for

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the for the 100 for all the first floors

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even if they're the lower even if

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they're and and to and to clarify uh the

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entire site is in the zone X the 500e

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flood plane but the Zone AE flood plane

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the 100e flood plane uh is west of the

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western emergency route and uh east of

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where their driveway and parking area is

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so uh no part of it encroaches on their

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proposed development footprint okay I

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figured you had you've done such a

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thorough job and everything else but

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just curious yep it's always interesting

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to watch what comes Downstream on Front

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Street when the water High that's all

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yeah thank you um so another another

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item was uh item two which uh describes

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the the request for landscaping kind of

21:53

between the parking lot and then those

21:56

houses that have the rear facing the

21:58

parking lot so um we're fine providing I

22:02

think it's actually a really good point

22:03

right we don't want head or yeah car

22:05

headlights going to the backyards um so

22:09

we'd

22:10

like it to State rather than just

22:12

Landscaping landscaping or opaque

22:15

fencing because we have the fencing

22:16

there we we might provide a fencing

22:18

instead like solid fencing there in that

22:23

section and then just a just a

22:25

clarification on your item number five I

22:27

think we talked about this already but

22:29

we we will the access to vpa is already

22:33

guaranteed through their easements on

22:35

the South Front Street and then the

22:37

emergency access out yeah and I think I

22:40

think it was more and I do recall seeing

22:42

um the E the easement documents for vopa

22:45

but there will soon be a different

22:47

property owner between um the penda

22:50

facility and your property so I don't

22:52

know whether vopa's easements override

22:54

all that or whether you have to have new

22:56

easements with a new property owner and

22:58

if nothing changes and the easements

23:00

that have been filed are you know in

23:02

perpetuity for all of the projects here

23:05

I think that's fine I just want to we

23:07

just want to make sure that that's clear

23:09

again for future uh planning Bureau

23:12

staff and if the requests come from

23:13

anybody

23:17

okay any

23:20

other um I guess no the only other thing

23:23

was and I think um ver you had mentioned

23:25

it that the waivers

23:29

while they're kind of brought up kind of

23:32

on the side they're not specifically

23:33

mentioned in the conditions and we would

23:35

like that especially because we had crw

23:37

looking at this we would like kind of

23:38

that confirmation the waivers you know

23:41

recommendation of approval with the

23:42

waivers as as request in and and we and

23:47

we would be fine with um we would be

23:49

fine with uh grany approval of the

23:52

waivers that we have the right

23:55

to um if it's crw and they say this

23:59

isn't Inc conformance uh we need you to

24:01

do X Y or z um I wouldn't want our

24:05

determination or the the planning

24:06

commission's determination to overrule

24:08

that great I think what yeah and what

24:10

I'm looking for then is just the the

24:12

board's kind of acknowledgement that

24:13

from our perspective you're you're

24:15

comfortable with the with the waivers

24:17

asking for but obviously it would be

24:19

determined by

24:21

crw still more and also the npds permit

24:24

so am I correct neither crw nor the

24:27

Dolphin County commission has weighed in

24:29

yet not yet I it and that was frankly my

24:32

fault I was a little uh that that's okay

24:34

but I'm saying we we do have to rely

24:36

upon both of them as we review a project

24:39

it's not really it's not really a our

24:42

discretion to push them aside you know

24:44

they're separate government agencies and

24:46

uh you know um I do not find crw as a

24:51

general rule to be willing to wave much

24:52

of anything so so they they they waved

24:56

they specifically did wave the um both

25:00

the vopa site and the tunnels to Tower

25:02

site for the two storm water related

25:05

items we were asking

25:06

for but I certainly agree like in

25:09

general people on standard for a reason

25:11

right um and and I would get and frankly

25:15

I would guess that um these are in

25:18

our uh Soo because it's from 1988 um and

25:23

that was when we still had a city water

25:24

department which would have handled all

25:26

this stuff and so there it might not

25:29

even be applicable as far as the soo is

25:32

concerned that we would have the

25:34

authority to ran waiver or even that

25:36

they would request that from us so um

25:40

you know I I I'm fine with uh the

25:43

waivers requested that the city has any

25:46

you know authority to approve um but you

25:49

know would want crw to weigh in on

25:52

their and when you referenced earlier I

25:54

thought I heard someone say this is the

25:56

sewers private did I hear that right are

26:00

the other two

26:09

private yeah okay so and what what that

26:13

means it's basically VOA who installed

26:15

that private line from their site to

26:18

connect with the public sewer so oh I

26:21

got you

26:22

okay homeowner that's responsible for

26:26

their private line gotcha but it's a

26:28

pretty pretty long private line pretty

26:29

long private Liney long private line

26:33

right so in our in US discussions with

26:35

crw we'll need separate permission from

26:38

vpa in order to be able to tie in as as

26:41

we have currently shown on utility plan

26:43

we could we could tie separately in um

26:46

if they wouldn't allow that but it seems

26:47

like their

26:49

favorable that's also why they need to

26:51

access

26:53

these gotcha so it's uh we have meetings

26:56

coming with with um RW which they are

26:59

under a 40-year consent degree to get

27:02

the system in place which we are under

27:05

as well and you know they want to have a

27:06

next steps kind of discussion so I don't

27:09

really know uh at least in my meetings

27:12

they didn't really feel like they

27:13

were willing to do anything that someone

27:15

could put and say you're not complying

27:17

with h the consent degree

27:26

so any other

27:30

changes no that's all that's all I have

27:32

thank you so much appreciate it

27:34

Commissioners with the uh additional

27:38

information

27:40

um could I get a

27:42

motion on this

27:52

project I'd be prepared to make a motion

27:55

and I believe that would need to State I

27:57

guess the two conditions that we're

27:58

going to

27:59

modify that the city had had in there

28:02

the fence and the um the zero Ada could

28:07

be accommodated through ramp okay Y and

28:10

then I would probably put that to get

28:12

back to the other Clarity I would

28:13

probably go back and suggest this would

28:15

also be conditioned upon crw and any

28:18

other uh applicable

28:21

ahj relative to the waivers that were

28:25

provided here

28:30

is there a second on the

28:32

motion I'll second just been moved a

28:35

second for approval with the

28:38

conditions um all those in favor state

28:41

by say

28:42

I

28:45

oppostion motion Carri good luck

28:48

gentlemen thank you appreciate

28:51

it

28:52

sorry I'll make sure I correct before go

28:55

counil

28:59

yep is there any other business um

29:03

nothing uh new on our end I don't think

29:06

um I don't we've only got one case for

29:09

next month so far so um the submission

29:13

deadlines is this Friday

29:15

though why are they coming in so

29:18

slowly um beginning of the year maybe

29:22

tariff impacts you know who who who

29:26

knows um

29:42

we got caught up in that one

29:44

to and was it a one-year extension is

29:48

that what I heard

29:59

yeah because once upon a time it was a

30:01

10year declining some balance I think

30:03

right back in the late

30:12

9s

30:15

okay uh Joff if I might uh any update

30:19

relative the Broad Street Market that

30:21

you'd be able to provide have you had a

30:23

chance to be included in anything yet

30:26

yeah so um did uh meet with um the

30:29

design team uh uh yesterday and um other

30:34

members of Staff our facilities manager

30:37

um and uh they discussed um some of

30:40

their process up to this point um which

30:45

they've developed they developed a few

30:46

different layouts for the internal um uh

30:49

layout of the building uh they are the

30:53

focus of phase one um is reconstruction

30:57

of the brick building um on the same

30:59

footprint um in a

31:02

historically um historic appropriate

31:04

manner um I forget whether it was like

31:07

preservation versus restoration I think

31:08

was a bit of a discussion um but uh so

31:13

that will be a part of it um there will

31:16

be modernization uh mechanical updates

31:19

things of that nature Ada uh updates um

31:22

they have a couple of different um floor

31:24

layouts I think they're planning on uh I

31:27

know they've solic visited uh they

31:29

circulated surveys amongst the the

31:31

vendors uh to get their input on you

31:34

know what the new layout will look like

31:35

I think they've got a couple designs

31:36

that they're going to you know share

31:38

with them and see what their feelings

31:39

are on um which they which they want and

31:43

uh otherwise I think a um public

31:48

engagement uh timeline and strategy is

31:50

still being finalized uh to um kind of

31:53

go out to the public

31:56

okay thank you

32:00

anything else with the good other

32:03

water if not can I got a motion

32:06

for

32:10

adjournment is there a second second

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