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CITY CLERK
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10/19/2005
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PC 101905
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Con-mzi ssioner Fox noted that the City was in the middle of the General Plan Update and believed that <br />should be applied to the area around the site. She suggested that any changes to the C3eneral Plan be <br />tabled until the L7pdate is cotapleted. <br />Comn-ti ssioner Blank inquired whether any Commissioners could answer "yes" to questions 1 through 7. <br />Commissioner Fox did not like the proposed site plan, massing, or parking layout, but ii ir~ay be <br />connected with the building architecture to the adjoining vineyard use. She was not satist3ed with the <br />height or massing of the building and did not support a General Plan Amendment to modify the Ruby <br />I-Till Development Area. She would lilcc to look at the whole area as part of the General Plan Updatc, <br />and there had never been asi East Side plan so the piecemeal plamzing could be stopped_ <br />Con~n~issioncr Arkin noted that he was concerned about the viability of the proposed shopping center. <br />C'on~missioner Pearce noted that she would answer "n o" on questions 1 through 7 and would need. a <br />strongly compelling reason to change either the General Plan or the Specific Plan. She believed it would <br />change the character of Ruby I Lill and the area irrevocably_ if the business were not going to be a wine- <br />related, she would like to sec the orientation of the building changed. <br />Chairperson Maas wouid like to see a tasting room or a small restaurant but did not like this project as <br />presented_ <br />NO actl C>n WaS talc ell. <br />a_ PDR-489_ Nordstrom and The Mills Groun <br />Work session to review and provide comments on an application for design review <br />approval for the Stoneridge Mall to allow a new Nordstrom's retail store totaling <br />1.44,000 square feet, new mall stores totaling 30,034 square feet, four future restaurants <br />totaling 30,600 square feet, a future cinema, athree-level parking deck, aimed the <br />conversion of the existing Nord strom's store into mall stores_ The overall project site is <br />located at 1 Stoneridge Mall and 1300 and 7 600 Stoneridge Mall Road. Toning for the <br />property is CR~m~ <Regional Commercial [Mall]s Uistri ct_ <br />Mr. Pavan summarized the staff report and described the background, layout, and scope of the <br />proposed prof cet_ Staff believed the proposal was well thought-out and quite good. Staff s <br />concerns were litaited to the design of Nordstrom and the parking deck facing Stoneridge Mall <br />Road. "i~his would be the First phase of a multiphase project; a cinema and two proposed <br />restaurants would be presented at a later date. Staff supported the findings related to the <br />variance_ CJ ireful attention should be paid to the treatment of the wall surfaces_ <br />Comiriissioners Roberts, Maas, Fox, and Pcarcc disclosed that they had met separately with the <br />applicant_ Commissioners Arkin and Blank disclosed that they had met with the applicant at the <br />same ti ~r~e_ <br />THE PL7BLIC HEARING WAS OPENED_ <br />PLANNING COMMISSION MINUTES October 19, 2005 Page 14 of 19 <br />
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