6.A) 1800 Park Avenue - Master Planned Development and Affordable Master Planned Development – The Applicant Proposes to Replace the DoubleTree Hotel with a Mixed-Use Residential Project Including 126 Market Rate Condominiums and 147 Deed Restricted Affordable Rental Units in Two Buildings with Parking Below in the General Commercial Zone. PL-22-05254 & PL-22-05255. (60 mins.)
I am broadly in support of the production of more affordable housing units in Park City, the centrally located Bonanza Park neighborhood would be a good fit. Could the proposal provide a breakdown of how many of the 147 affordable rental units will be rented at what percentage AMI (ie. number of units rented at 80%, 60%, etc.), and provide justification for this breakdown based on the city's Housing Needs Assessment- how will these units rented at their to-be-determined percentage AMI address the current affordable housing needs and unit gaps identified in this report?
If the developer could make it clear how effective the proposed affordable housing contribution would be then they might be able to get more public support for the project.
I would encourage the property owner to continue to consider the sidewalks bordering their property on the east side of Deer Valley Drive and south side of Kearn Boulevard. Having these sidewalks widened to the 15' width to accommodate multi-use needs would be helpful in alleviating the current hazards of cycling and walking through that area. Additional consideration should be taken to how these widened sidewalks connect to other pathways in the vicinity, particularly the McLeod Creek pathway extension that runs through the Olympic Plaza and ends at the crosswalk connecting to the corner of the propety. The multi-use pathways / sidewalks should be designed in such a way to connect between the other properties in the vicinity.
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I am broadly in support of the production of more affordable housing units in Park City, the centrally located Bonanza Park neighborhood would be a good fit. Could the proposal provide a breakdown of how many of the 147 affordable rental units will be rented at what percentage AMI (ie. number of units rented at 80%, 60%, etc.), and provide justification for this breakdown based on the city's Housing Needs Assessment- how will these units rented at their to-be-determined percentage AMI address the current affordable housing needs and unit gaps identified in this report?
If the developer could make it clear how effective the proposed affordable housing contribution would be then they might be able to get more public support for the project.
I would encourage the property owner to continue to consider the sidewalks bordering their property on the east side of Deer Valley Drive and south side of Kearn Boulevard. Having these sidewalks widened to the 15' width to accommodate multi-use needs would be helpful in alleviating the current hazards of cycling and walking through that area. Additional consideration should be taken to how these widened sidewalks connect to other pathways in the vicinity, particularly the McLeod Creek pathway extension that runs through the Olympic Plaza and ends at the crosswalk connecting to the corner of the propety. The multi-use pathways / sidewalks should be designed in such a way to connect between the other properties in the vicinity.
No comments on other sections.