Here is how Butcher’s Corner might look if an eight story
building were built next to the condo’s on Fremont Ave. This photo was shown at City Council on Sept
10th. You can see the difference
in mass.
Ed Cramer's slide:
Holly Lofgren, from the Butcher’s Corner group says that
while the developer proposed a structure that is ‘up in the clouds’, the
neighbors want something ‘subterranean’.
She says there is no way that 6-7 stories will ever come close to
fitting the area.
The group is proposing strongly that annexation be
delayed. The reason is that the audience
learned in the Sept 10th hearing that if the property were annexed
at this time, there is a state law that prohibits changes to its zoning for two
years. The property will require a
number of zoning and planning ‘reconciliations’ so this would tie the hands of
the council to act on our behalf – not good!
Update – Next year’s council will decide on the details of
the use permit for this property. It
won’t be brought forward until then. So,
consider whom you want to make these decisions.
See also my earlier post:
http://calpensionsbrief.blogspot.com/2013/09/butchers-corner-with-10-story-apt.html
http://calpensionsbrief.blogspot.com/2013/09/butchers-corner-with-10-story-apt.html
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