A bill for an ordinance changing the zoning classification for 3601, 3603, 3605, 3607 North Race Street in Cole. Approves a map amendment to rezone properties from U-SU-A1 to U-RH-2.5 (single unit to row house), located at 3601, 3603, 3605 and 3607 North Race Street in Council District 9. The Committee approved filing this item at its meeting on 11-3-20.
And the max density that could go in on this site is and units. Potentially, yes. So that's what the zoning would allow. But obviously there may be certain site restrictions. And so it is based on kind of if there's any site restrictions, but technically, ten units would be allowed. Okay. Such as setbacks, etc.. Okay. Yes. Yeah. So if they're meeting the building form standards, things like that. So. Okay. Thank you so much. Thank you, Madam President. Thank you, Councilwoman Ortega. The public hearing for Council Bill 20 Dash 1215 is closed. Comments by members of Council. Councilwoman CdeBaca. Comments don't matter here, so go for it. Do whatever you guys got to do. All right. We've got a few more folks up in the queue. Councilman Flynn. I'm about the president. This is clearly completely inconsistent with any of the criteria. I'm amazed that it's come forward. It's completely out of place in this neighborhood and would change the character. And I can't support it. Thank you. Thank you, Councilman. Councilman Herndon. Thank you, Madam President. Just reiterating as Councilman Ortega's question, you know, a property owner has a right to go before the the authority that determines land use, and that is city council. No matter if CPD's recommendations or planning boards are counter to that, they certainly have that right as well as they should. I firmly believe the criteria has not been met and I appreciate all the work and planning board and CPD has done, but I will not be supporting this tonight. Thank you, Madam President. Thank you, Councilman Herndon. And up we got Councilwoman Ortega. Go ahead. I just wanted to make a very brief comment as well. You know, with so much of the public input that we got around how people wanted to see growth happen in our city, the focus in our, you know, single family neighborhoods was really to try to look at ideas and try to keep concentrate the the growth on the edges of the neighborhood and not begin to erode the fabric of the single family character. Because the minute you start doing that, it begins to have that domino effect. And again, without the criteria really being met here and having that consistency, I'm not going to support this one tonight either. Thank you. All right. Well, thank you, Councilwoman Ortega. And I'll go ahead and chime in. This one clearly didn't meet the criteria. And I appreciate you, Sarah, walking us through that. And so because it didn't and it was inconsistent, I will not be supporting it tonight and ask others not to as well. Madam Secretary, roll call, please. CdeBaca. No. Clark. No. Flynn No. Herndon? No. Kinds of things. CASHMAN No. Can each. No. Ortega? No. Sandoval. No. Sawyer. No. Torres. No. Black now. Madam President. No. Madam Secretary, please close the voting and announce results. 13 days. 13 days council bill 20 Dash 1215 has failed. On Monday, December 21st, Council will hold a required public hearing on Council Bill 1399, designating 910 Galapagos St as the structure for preservation and the one hour courtesy public hearing on Council Bill 144 for renaming Columbus Park, located at 1501 West 38th Avenue.