October 22, 2019Asheville City Council
From the minutes, not yet reviewedCouncil rezones 213 Long Shoals Road, with conditions, from Community Business I to Residential Expansion District Conditional zone.
Council voted to rezone 213 Long Shoals Road, with conditions, from Community Business I to Residential Expansion District Conditional zone.
- Passed. Everyone present voted yes.
- What the City says it's for: “The project includes common open space in a number of locations on the site and will include walking paths and community amenities.”
What that means
- Conditional zoning:
- Zoning for one property with conditions the owner must follow, such as a site plan or a cap on size.
More from the minutes
- “The project site consists of seven parcels with a combined area of 6.32 acres located at 213 Long Shoals Road; 420, 440, 439, 99999, 433 and a portion of 403 Overlook Road Ext (PINs 9644-69-4238, 9644-68-7922, 9644-68-5885, 9644-68-4985, 9644-69-4071, 9644-69-5091 and a portion of 9644-69-6391).”
- “There are 130 residential units proposed, which necessitates a rezoning via conditional zoning to Residential Expansion District due to the number of units.”
- “The 130 individual units are proposed to be included within one building, approximately 179,400 square feet in size, and three-stories in height (approximately 44 feet).”
Official title: Council approved the conditional zoning request for the project known as Julian Woods Retirement Community
Carried unanimously
From the minutes: This motion was seconded by Vice-Mayor Wisler and carried unanimously.
Read the motion as recorded
“Councilman Kapoor moved to approve the conditional zoning request for the project known as Julian Woods Retirement Community from Community Business I to Residential Expansion District Conditional zone and find that the request is consistent with the city’s adopted comprehensive plan, is reasonable and is in the public interest in that: (1) the existing Future Land Use category, Urban Corridor, is appropriate and supportive of this higher density residential use; (2) the project provides pedestrian connections along Long Shoals Road and Overlook Road Extension; and (3) the proposal is aligned with strategies found in the city’s comprehensive plan regarding activating the pedestrian experience, supporting the greenway network, siting uses along corridors that are supported by transit and locating residential density proximate to other commercial uses, contributing to a mixed-use corridor.”
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