A bill for an ordinance changing the zoning classification for 4334 Lincoln Street in Globeville. Approves a map amendment to rezone property from E-SU-B to U-SU-B1 (allows for an accessory dwelling unit), located at 4334 North Lincoln Street in Council District 9. The Committee approved filing this item at its meeting on 6-7-22.
Together to work on this rezoning application so that it wasn't just one off rezonings in the neighborhood. And this neighborhood is currently going in the neighborhood planning initiative, which we're talking about rezoning to allow accessory dwelling units. So I like the proactive nature and I believe it meets all the criteria and ask my colleagues to support it . Thank you. Thank you. Another in the queue. Madam Secretary, roll call on Council 20 20582. Kenny. I. Sandoval. I will take it. I. Sawyer, I. I'm black. I see tobacco. Clark. I. Gilmore. Herndon. Hines, Cashman. Madam President. I. Madam Secretary, closed the voting and announced the results. You have a nice. 11 eyes council with 20 2058 who has passed? Councilmember Hines, will you please put council bill 20 220583 on the floor for final passage. Yes. Council President I moved the Council bill 20 20583 be placed upon final consideration and to pass. Has been moved and seconded. The required public hearing for Council Bill 20 2053 is open. May we have staff report? However, once again, my name is Timmy Vinous with CPD. Before you today we have four, three, three, four North Lincoln Street, which is a single unit zone district applying for a single, single family zoning district with accessory accessory dwelling. So this one specifically is located in cancer district. Can you see the map as described in the Globe Hill neighborhood? So the site itself is kind of has I-70 to the north as well as Interstate 25 to the west. The property itself is 6250 square feet, and the request is to allow for an accessory dwelling. The current zoning here is SUV, which is the urban edge single unit view with the minimum lot size of 4500 square feet. We do have some idea, which is a light industrial zone district with a year or two, which is a billboard overlay in close proximity to the south as well as north to the south and east and west. But predominance though area is single unit. The site itself is it's a single unit residential home, as you can see in the top left corner. It's a one story structure. And as you can see here and in the neighborhood, we put down this one story, single family house. So this has gone before our planning board in May 2nd and it was approved unanimously and is before you tonight with no comments. There are five specific criteria that we analyze when we're looking at a specific map amendment. The first one is consistency with adopted plans. So we're looking at three specific plans, which is Compass and Plan 2040, Blueprint, Denver Land Use and Transportation Plan and 2019 and the Local Neighborhood Plan of 2016. We think comprehensive plan. We're looking at specific strategies that the staff report calls up. But I'm going to just focus on a few here. The first one is equitable, affordable and inclusive. Go to strategy, create a greater mix of housing options in every neighborhood for all individuals and families. Stronger an authentic neighborhood go one and strategy B is ensure neighborhoods offer a mix of housing types and services for all diverse populations, as well as the environment to result in a strategy. Remote info development, infrastructure and services already in place. Now blueprint in the small area plan specifically call for a different neighborhood context so applicants applying for an urban edge here blueprint is calling out for urban specifically for the neighborhood context. When we look at the residential low future place type, it is predominant single unit uses as well as accessory dwelling units are appropriate here and then Lincoln is a local street, which is primarily characterized by residential uses. And then within the Future Growth Strategy map, it is classified as other areas of the city where we anticipate 10% of the employment and 20% of new housing in this location. As well as Blueprint has specific policy that mentions aid use, which is under the land use and bill form housing policy number four, which is diversify housing choice through the expansion of accessory dwelling units throughout all residential areas. Now within the local neighborhood plan. The subject site is classified in the land use as single family. With an 80 you are under recommendation be one of the talks about allow accessory dwelling units to enable aging in place, additional income through rental and to increase the population density of neighborhood without altering its character. More specifically, and there is guidance within this area for updating the neighborhood context. So this is where the original zoned district is urban edge. This plan specifically as aligned with Blueprint Denver, calls for an update in the neighborhood context. So the Denver zoning codes are urban neighborhood context as opposed to the currently mapped urban edge context better reflects the use of alleys limiting or prohibiting curb cuts from street access and the continuation of detached sidewalks where possible, as well as tailored minimums on lot sites, which is an area where the existing zoning requires a 4500 square foot minimum zone that the Future Zone District should maintain to 4500 square foot lot zone, not minimum, which this is what the applicant is applying for. Four criteria two, three and five. It is called out within the staff report and under the fourth criteria justified circumstances, a city adopted plan as specified in the Globeville neighborhood plan as well as blueprint members. Therefore, CPD recommends a based on the findings of the report here have been met. Staff is available for any questions you may have as well as the applicant. Amanda Brien is also on the cross-party. Thank you. Thank you. We have no individual signed up to speak on this item this evening. Are there any questions for members of Council on Council Bill 20 20583. Seeing none. Public hearing is closed. Comments by members of Council and Council Bill 20 20583.