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Project: 625 Peterson St - Neighborhood Meeting
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• Besides this input, what recourse do we have?
• Concern about composition of Planning & Zoning Board
o Seems very developer heavy
• Houses have disproportionate impact on each block in Old Town
• Developments have impact across the street
• Consideration of fewer units?
o Loss of privacy and yard next door
• Appreciate improvement of existing house
• Students = lots of people
• Some merit to having yard space as opposed to having connected units
• Can't treat large lot like the rest since it is unique
• How many spaces could you get arranging the parking East-West?
• Concern about increased density and quality of the new addition
• Who's target tenant?
• Outdoor space not necessarily a plus for the neighbors
• Complex north of Chateau interesting -> front = students and the back = professionals
• How strongly can landlord enforce occupancy?
• How big is each unit?
• Will owners be the property managers?
• How do you control occupancy on the lease?
NEIGHBORHOOD INFORMATION MEETING
Project: 625 Peterson St. — Fourplex
Date: November 9, 2015
City Staff: Clay Frickey (Planning)
Summary of Comments &Questions
• Why does multi -family seem to occur more in Eastside than Westside?
• Expectation of single-family character in these areas
• Lots of people were in and out of the property when it was a duplex
o Changes, flow, sound, feel of the neighborhood
• Concern about sunlight
• Is new addition moving over existing fence line?
• Concern about entryway facing driveway to the south
o Flip to the north so it isn't looking on to bedroom?
• People visiting end up parking on Peterson St.
o House north of the Chateau makes it tough to access from Peterson and thus force use
of alley parking
• Where is entrance to the addition?
• Are you preserving historic features of existing home?
o Concerned about character of the front fagade
• Are units required to be attached?
• What is the room that attaches the structure?
• Who are units targeted to?
• What will rent be?
• Will owners sell this off?
• Could City paint curb to prevent cars from blocking driveway?
• Concern about plan for infill
• Not sure if adding density is the solution
o Context is mainly single-family homes
• Will likely be student housing
o Worried about impacts
• Why can't it be a single-family home?
• Worried about changing character of Old Town
• Asking for any modifications?
• Parking impacts from multi -family just pushes impacts further south
o Amplify issues of Chateau
• HOAs in new neighborhoods -> who speaks for neighborhood?