A bill for an ordinance changing the zoning classification for 2875 North Albion Street in North Park Hill. Approves a map amendment to rezone property from U-SU-C to U-SU-C1 (allows for an accessory dwelling unit), located at 2875 North Albion Street in Council District 8. The Committee approved filing this item at its meeting on 2-15-22.
I. Madam Secretary, closed the voting and announced the results tonight. Tonight is Council Bill 21. Just one 5 to 8 has passed. Councilmember Black. Will you please put Council Bill 20 2-0147 on the floor for passage. Final passage. I will move that council bill 0147 be placed upon final consideration and do pass. It has been moved and seconded the required public hearing for Council Bill 20 2-0147 is open. May we have the staff report? Um. Good evening. My name is Kenny Vanya and I'm with CPD before you. Today we have 2875 Albion Street and the request is from Usb-C to Usb-C one from a single unit. Two Single unit with Adu. So it is located in Council District eight in the North Park Hill neighborhood, and as the request is a single unit dwelling, the site is approximately just underneath 6000 square feet. And what is requested is an accessory dwelling unit with a minimum lot size of 5500 square feet. As you can see, the existing zoning is us. You see, it's surrounded by us. You see to the north, south and the east and to the west you can see Main Street and mixed use up to three stories as well as Eastside one which is allows for accessory dwelling in every single unit. There you can see the subject property in the top left. That's the property on the left primary. Most of the structures are one story in height. Single unit on Albion Street. And this went before the planning board. On February 2nd. It was approved unanimously and is before you tonight. So far we have received one letter of support from the Greater Park Hill community, Arnelle, and as well as three letters of support from the public which are attached to the staff report. And there are several review review criteria that are analyzed that we look from the Denver zoning code. The first one is Kansas City with adopted plans. And we're looking at specifically three plans, which is comprehensive plan 2040 Blueprint Denver, a language transportation plan of 2019 and the Park Hill Neighborhood Plan of 2000. There are several strategies and goals that are consistent with this specific rezoning that are specified in the staff report. And I would jump into Blueprint Denver. So Blueprint Denver classifies this area as urban, which is the neighborhood context as classifies it as predominantly residential. And homes are typically low scale single and two unit residential with some small scale multi-unit residential. When you're looking at the future place type classification, it is classified as residential low, which is predominantly single and two unit uses and accessory dwelling units are appropriate. Albion Street is a local street which is categorized as residential uses. And when we look at the growth area strategy, it's classified as all other areas of the city where we anticipate 10% of new employment and 20% of new housing here. Likewise in blueprint under the line you built form housing policy number four it states diversity of housing choice to the expansion of addus use throughout all residential areas. When we jump into the Park Hill neighborhood plan under the land use zoning section, it does mention on page 32 about maintaining the existing integrity of the residential character park here and ensuring the continued growth of development in Park Slope results in a balancing compatible mix of housing types as well as action number and Ozone three, which is create and maintain a mix of housing types that are attractive and affordable. And under review criteria two, two, three, two, three and five. It is consistent as found in the staff report and under the fourth criteria which is justifying circumstances, is based off a city adapted plan as blueprint calls for allowing accessory dwelling units in all residential areas. Therefore, CPD recommends the approval based on all the findings of the review criteria. Having met staff is available for any questions that you might have. Thank you. Thank you. We have one individual signed up to speak this evening, Jessie Paris joining us online. Jessie, go ahead and unmute your mic and go ahead. He has being a member of the council. When I was just a short person, I'm a presenter for Blackstar, for self defense, positive action, social change, as well as the new party of Colorado, the Residents Council and Frontline Black News. I will be the next day. This is foreign aid, correct? So I'm in favor of this travel and for movement throughout one building as it related to city council. Um. Well, it's going to be intimidating. Uh, well, there are a lot of questions I have. Thank you, Jesse. I think we got your question. That concludes our speakers questions for members of Council and Council 20 2-147 No members in Q. The public hearing is closed. Comments by members of Council and Council. Bill 20 2-147. Councilmember Herndon Thank. You, Madam President of the District eight show tonight. I think the criteria has been clear. I hope my colleagues support that. Thank you very much. Thank you, Madam Secretary. Roll call on Council Bill 22 220 2-147. Herndon, I. Hi, I'm. Cashman. Ortega Sawyer. I'm black. I see the Barca clerk. Hi. Flynn. I. Madam President. I. Madam Secretary, to close the voting and announce the results tonight. Tonight is Council Bill 20 2-147 has passed there being no further business before this body. The meeting is adjourned.