2.1.
CC Work Session
- Meeting Date:
- 05/20/2014
Information
Title:
15153 Nowthen Boulevard: Discuss Study Group Findings Report
Purpose/Background:
Purpose of Case:
(1) Review Old Municipal Center (OMC) Study Group Findings Report.
(2) Review EDA recommendation to pursue a data center development on the Subject Property.
NOTE: The purpose of this case is NOT to make a decision regarding the future use of the Subject Property. The purpose of this case is to provide the Council with information and allow time for questions.
Subject Property:
Old Municipal Center (OMC) site located at 15153 Nowthen Boulevard consisting of two parcels and totaling 20.5 acres.
Background:
The "Findings Report" attached to this case includes detailed background information on the Subject Property, development process history, and results from the recently completed OMC Study Group public input process. Included in this case are minutes from all EDA and City Council meetings in which this case was previously discussed (eight meetings). NOTE: in an effort to avoid repeating information, a detailed 'background' section was not included in this case.
Today, the Subject Property is zoned Public/Quasi Public. The EDA and City Council have considered two general future uses for the Subject Property: (1) Data center use and/or (2) Residential use. Either proposed use is not allowed on the Subject Property today; and, will require a Comprehensive Plan Amendment (which, would allow for a subsequent/future standard Zoning Amendment).
EDA Comments & Recommendation
The EDA discussed this case on May 08. Attached to this case is a summary of comments and recommendations provided by the EDA. Generally, the EDA is in support of pursuing a data center development on the Subject Property.
Next Step: Process
The City Council will consider submitting an application for a Comprehensive Plan Amendment on June 10. This application could include an amendment for residential and/or data center permitted zoning.
Notification:
Two-hundred and fifty nearby property owners, the OMC Study Group, the Planning Commission and the City Council were made aware of this meeting.
Attachments:
Included in your case is a large inventory of information. Listed below are highlights:
--OMC Study Group Findings Report (most important document)
--Revised Site Concept Maps, Feasibility Analysis, and Development Comparison Chart
--Supplemental Information & Resources
--Record of Public Meetings
--05/08/2014 EDA Meeting Summary
(1) Review Old Municipal Center (OMC) Study Group Findings Report.
(2) Review EDA recommendation to pursue a data center development on the Subject Property.
NOTE: The purpose of this case is NOT to make a decision regarding the future use of the Subject Property. The purpose of this case is to provide the Council with information and allow time for questions.
Subject Property:
Old Municipal Center (OMC) site located at 15153 Nowthen Boulevard consisting of two parcels and totaling 20.5 acres.
Background:
The "Findings Report" attached to this case includes detailed background information on the Subject Property, development process history, and results from the recently completed OMC Study Group public input process. Included in this case are minutes from all EDA and City Council meetings in which this case was previously discussed (eight meetings). NOTE: in an effort to avoid repeating information, a detailed 'background' section was not included in this case.
Today, the Subject Property is zoned Public/Quasi Public. The EDA and City Council have considered two general future uses for the Subject Property: (1) Data center use and/or (2) Residential use. Either proposed use is not allowed on the Subject Property today; and, will require a Comprehensive Plan Amendment (which, would allow for a subsequent/future standard Zoning Amendment).
EDA Comments & Recommendation
The EDA discussed this case on May 08. Attached to this case is a summary of comments and recommendations provided by the EDA. Generally, the EDA is in support of pursuing a data center development on the Subject Property.
Next Step: Process
The City Council will consider submitting an application for a Comprehensive Plan Amendment on June 10. This application could include an amendment for residential and/or data center permitted zoning.
Notification:
Two-hundred and fifty nearby property owners, the OMC Study Group, the Planning Commission and the City Council were made aware of this meeting.
Attachments:
Included in your case is a large inventory of information. Listed below are highlights:
--OMC Study Group Findings Report (most important document)
--Revised Site Concept Maps, Feasibility Analysis, and Development Comparison Chart
--Supplemental Information & Resources
--Record of Public Meetings
--05/08/2014 EDA Meeting Summary
Timeframe:
30-60 minutes. There will likely be members of the public attending; and wishing to provide comments.
Funding Source:
Regular Staff Duties
Responsible Party(ies):
Patrick Brama
Outcome:
(1) Review Old Municipal Center (OMC) Study Group Findings Report.
(2) Review EDA recommendation to pursue a data center development on the Subject Property.
NOTE: The purpose of this case is NOT to make a decision regarding the future use of the Subject Property. The purpose of this case is to provide the Council with information and allow time for questions.
(2) Review EDA recommendation to pursue a data center development on the Subject Property.
NOTE: The purpose of this case is NOT to make a decision regarding the future use of the Subject Property. The purpose of this case is to provide the Council with information and allow time for questions.
Attachments
- Findings Report 05142014
- Feasibility Report
- Site Concepts
- 05082014 EDA Meeting Summary
- Record of Public Meetings
- Development Comparison Chart
Form Review
| Inbox | Reviewed By | Date |
|---|---|---|
| Diana Lund | Diana Lund | 05/14/2014 03:25 PM |
| Brian Hagen | Tim Gladhill | 05/15/2014 11:25 AM |
| Kurt Ulrich | Kurt Ulrich | 05/15/2014 01:31 PM |
- Form Started By:
- Patrick Brama
- Started On:
- 05/14/2014 01:22 PM
- Final Approval Date:
- 05/15/2014