Continued Public Hearing (of Item 6-E on the March 19, 2019 City Council Agenda) to Consider Adoption of Resolution Denying the Appeal and Remanding the Design Review for a 96-Room Hotel with 62 Parking Spaces at 1825 Park Street (PLN17-0538) for Further Consideration by the Planning Board (for Reasons Independently Considered by the City Council that Were Not Raised in the Appeal). (Planning, Building & Transportation 481005)  [Please note: Public Comment was closed on March 19, 2019]
Owe you an I. Okay. All right. It is unanimous as items continued to move to me. Seven. Let's give me a yes. Okay. We then move to item. Thank you, everybody. Okay, we're then going to move to item five G. And that this is the resolution that's coming back from the continued public hearing. That was item five on the March 19th meeting. So basically staff just prepared the resolution to bring back for council to take action. There's no speaker's correct. No. You close the public hearing at that meeting. Okay. Okay. So I'm going to move approval of item five G. All right. I can do I have their promotion a second on favor, question and discussion, Mr. Councilmember Desai. So I voted to deny the appeal vote again. That's still my concern. So you vote against the case and I would vote against this, correct? Correct. That's correct. All right. All right. Okay. All right. It's been moved in, seconded. All in favor. I opposed. Nay. Oh. Okay. So it's a 3 to 2. Okay. Is this a motion approved passes 3 to 2. But the the project goes forward with the instructions back to the planning board to improve the design. And speaking of improved design, I did attend the grand opening this week of an affordable housing complex, and that's just off of Park Street in a lovely example of design that fits well with the neighborhood. Okay. So now we are on to the let's see. We're going to continue. Madam Clerk, help me out. What are we going to do here? So I think you're reconvening to a on that you need to finish deliberation on a decision about taking action on that policy. And then you also want to consider the ordinance, enacting the process. And we do have a speaker on 68. Now. I'm 60, but we're not on six right now. We're this is a continuation of to a. Right. Okay. And in fairness to Councilmember De Saag, I think he had maybe one minute left, 35, 35 seconds. Okay. But he's counting and he. Good. Okay. Actually, yeah. Some every day. Here, go. I would like for staff to work with a technical working group consisting of property, landlord and renters, particularly to deal with exhibit two b2 d one eye to eye for i5i9i 1516, 17. Exhibit three, one, two and five.