Jef NickersonTuesday, December 20, 2016, 4:45pm
Joseph Doorley Municipal Building, 1st Floor Meeting Room
444 Westminster Street, Providence, RI 02903[/alert]
Opening Session
- Call to Order
- Roll Call
- Approval of minutes from the November 15, 2016, meeting – for action
- Adoption of 2017 meeting calendar
- Director’s Report
City Council Referral
1. Referral 3409 – 12 Lenox Avenue – The petitioner is requesting to rezone 12 Lenox Ave from R-2 to C-2. The lot measures approximately 12,000 SF – for action (AP 53 Lot 386, Blackstone)
Minor Subdivision
2. 16-055MI – 210 Windmill Street – The applicant is requesting to subdivide a lot measuring 28,932 SF in the R-1 zone into two lots measuring 12,382 SF and 16,550 SF – for action (AP 97 Lot 409, Charles)
3. 16-057MI – 246 Gallatin Street – The applicant is requesting to subdivide a lot measuring 14,996 SF in the R-1 zone into three lots; two measuring 5,000 SF and one measuring 4,996 SF. The minimum lot size in the R-1 zone is 5,000 SF. The applicant will apply for an administrative modification for the undersized lot – for action (AP 52 Lot 572, Elmwood)
Development Plan Review
4. 2016-16 DPR – 250 Cranston Street – The applicant is requesting a design waiver from the regulations of the C-2 zone pertaining to transparency of a commercial building façade and for a main entrance to front on a public street – for action (AP 30 Lot 136, West End)
I believe this is a Family Dollar store.
Institutional Master Plan
5. Women and Infants Hospital – The applicant is seeking approval of the Institutional Master Plan for Women and Infants Hospital detailing changes and activity expected to occur on its campus. The applicant has also submitted a traffic study detailing movement of vehicles, parking and pedestrians – for action (I-1 200, Upper South Providence)
Major Land Development Project – Public Informational Meeting
6. Case No. 16-054 MA – 100 Harris Ave (Master Plan) – The applicant is proposing to construct two buildings and a parking structure on three lots measuring a total of approximately 6.06 acres. The development will provide 459 residential units and 776 parking spaces in addition to residential amenities. The site is zoned M-MU 90 – for action (AP 26 Lot 368 and 370, AP 19 Lot 38, Olneyville)
See also: One Hundred Harris, Proposed Parking with Residences at Old Fruit & Produce Warehouse Site
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