Agenda Item Title:
18PD035 - Major Amendment to a Planned Development Overlay to expand the boundaries of a medical and detox facility
Origination Group:
Planning Commission
Origination Meeting Date:
12/06/2018
Petitioner:
Upper Deck Architects for Pennington County Building and Grounds
Staff Contact:
Fletcher Lacock, Current Planner III
Location:
321 Kansas City Street
Agenda Item Summary:
The applicant has submitted a request for a Major Amendment to the Planned Development Overlay to expand the boundaries of a previously approved detoxification center, crisis intervention center, outpatient drug treatment facility, Health and Human Services offices, City/County Alcohol and Drug Program, and law enforcement training facility. In particular, the applicant is proposing to renovate 13,700 square feet of the second floor of the existing building for an inpatient treatment program. In addition, the applicant is proposing to construct 18 additional parking spaces. The proposed multi-use facility is located in the former National American University campus building located at 321 Kansas City Street. The previously approved Major Amendment granted the following Exceptions: An Exception to reduce required parking from 241 to 67 (174 spaces, 72.2% reduction); An Exception to allow the existing 4-foot front yard setback, 0-foot rear yard setback to remain; An Exception to reduce the required landscaping islands from 1 to 0; and, An Exception to reduce the required side yard setback for commercial parking adjacent to a residential use from 12 feet to 0 feet.The applicant is now requesting two additional Exceptions: An Exception to reduce the required side yard setback for commercial parking adjacent to a residential use from 12 feet to 0 feet on the west side of the new parking lot; and, Exception to reduce required parking from 296 to 85 (211 spaces, 71.3% reduction).
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Recommendations:
Origination Recommendation Action:
Approve with Stipulations
Origination Recommendation Notes:
Planning Commission Approved with Stipulations: 12/6/2018