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ZBA 25-28 parking variance

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Last discussed Jan 15, 2026.

Public comments (4)

SupportiveMatthew KingJan 15, 2026

The developer presented the phased affordable project, explained the 1.4-spaces-per-unit study basis, said wetlands would be preserved under the preferred plan, and confirmed talks with MTA about a bus stop.

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NeutralPatrick DargelJan 15, 2026

A resident asked whether guest or non-resident parking would be included and whether the walking trail toward Meijer like the senior center's could be extended.

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SupportiveJulie KrollJan 15, 2026

The Fleis & VandenBrink parking consultant explained the ITE-based study of 26 comparable sites, finding 1.19 spaces per unit weekend demand and 1.4 weekday peak.

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SupportiveJason KriegerJan 15, 2026

The project architect identified the lot's size, shape, drainage and wetlands as the hardship, and said the team is trying to preserve the wetlands.

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