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<br />Requested For: <br /> <br />Reauested By: <br /> <br />Zoning: <br /> <br />Puroose of Reauest: <br /> <br />Background: <br /> <br />. <br /> <br />. <br /> <br /> <br />. ::!lllato~:~111111 <br /> <br />Ug:":.~<' 0:..'..'......' <br />.:~:;.~;:~~:~:.~:.:~~tti~~.:.~~.~.:ttlttm <br /> <br />502 North Broadway, which is further described by the legal <br />descriptions attacbed to and following this report. (See Exhibit <br />A) <br /> <br />Mr. Gary A Mabray, on behalf of John Hancock Mutual Life <br />Insurance Company, property owner. <br /> <br />Business Industrial; R-2, Mid Density Residential; PUD with an <br />underlying Commercial Industrial land use base. (See Exhibit <br />B) <br /> <br />The facility located at 502 North Broadway is a freezer <br />warehouse complex. The facility, which was developed as a <br />Planned Unit Development, is operating under the provisions <br />of Special Conditional Use Permit #SCU90-002 (see Exhibit <br />C). The applicants are seeking to amend this permit. <br /> <br />The facility in question consists of three basic components, a <br />warehouse and office building, a trailer staging yard, and a <br />stormwater detention facility. <br /> <br />As noted in the caption section of this report, the site extends <br />into three different zoning districts. Exhibit B illustrates the <br />zoning boundaries. Exhibit D illustrates the facility's layout. <br /> <br />The warehouse, loading docks and parking are located in tbe <br />PUD and Business Industrial (BI) portions of the tract. The <br />staging yard and Barbour's Cut access are located exclusively in <br />BI zoning. <br /> <br />The residentially zoned portion of the property is used as a <br />stormwater detention facility. Originally, the area was also to <br />include an employee's park. As of this date, it has not been <br />developed. Use of this section of property for detention and <br />open space is compatible with the Comprehensive Plan's intent <br />for residential land use. It was also felt by the City that <br />maintaining residential zoning would maintain a buffer between <br />the warehouse and residential properties located further to the <br />east. The warehouse could not be expanded to the east without <br />first obtaining a rezoning of additional property. For these <br />