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Home My WebLink About2020-02-18 Public hearingNOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING Notice is hereby given that a public hearing will be held by the City Council of Iowa City, Iowa, at 7:00 p.m. on the 18th of February 2020, in Emma J. Harvat Hall, 410 E. Washington Street, Iowa City, Iowa, or if said meeting is cancelled, at the next meeting of the City Council thereafter as posted by the City Clerk; at which hearing the Council will consider: An ordinance amending Title 14, Zoning, related to animal related commercial uses. (ZCA19-06) Copies of the proposed ordinances and resolutions are on file for public examination in the office of the City Clerk, City Hall, Iowa City, Iowa. Persons wishing to make their views known for Council consideration are encouraged to appear at the above-mentioned time and place. Kellie Fruehling, City Clerk 00- NOTICE la = 4 2020 City Clerk Iowa City; Iowa STAFF PRESENTATION TO FOLLOW: 1 r I C04;qui h CITY OF lOVVA CITY 410 East Washington Street Iowa City, Iowa S2240-1826 (319) 356-5000 (3I9) 356-5009 FAX www.icgov.org Planning &Zoning Items Item 11.a.: Zoning Code text amendment related to animal related commercial uses. REZ19-14 Code Change Ordinance to amend Title 14, Zoning, related to animal -related commercial uses. Background Information 2513 N. Dodge Street is _ currently zoned Highway Commercial (CH -1). This location does not allow animal related commercial establishments. .tion suhnnittcd by Phil O'8rien for lent to the zoning code for property ,A t 751 7 N,th nnilvn (Z . .t Current Regulations Animal Related Commercial Uses (Section 14 -4A -4B) Commercial services related to the temporary care, medical treatment, or cremation of domestic animals General subgroup use examples: veterinary clinics, animal grooming establishments, pet crematoriums Intensive subgroup use examples: Kennels, stables Proposed Regulations Animal Related Commercial Uses (Section 14 -4A -4B) Commercial services related to the temporary care, medical treatment, or cremation of domestic animals General subgroup use examples: veterinary clinics, animal grooming establishments, pet crematoriums, animal daycare, indoor animal recreation Intensive subgroup use examples: Kennels, stables Private Outdoor Animal Recreation* Current Regulations • General animal related commercial uses are allowed as a provisional use in Neighborhood Commercial (CN -1) but not in Highway Commercial (CH -1). CO -1 CN -1 CH -1 CIA CC -2 CB -2 CB -5 CB -10 MU Use Categories Subgroups Animal Related General Commercial S PR PR PR Pr PR • General animal related commercial uses are allowed as a provisional use in Neighborhood Commercial (CN -1) but not in Highway Commercial (CH -1). Proposed Regulations . General Uses • General animal related commercial uses are allowed as a provisional use in Neighborhood Commercial (CN -1) but not in Highway Commercial (CH -1). CO -1 CN -1 CH -1 CIA CC -2 CB -2 CB -5 CB -10 MU Use Categories Subgroups Animal Related General Commercial S PR PR PR PR PF PR • General animal related commercial uses are allowed as a provisional use in Neighborhood Commercial (CN -1) but not in Highway Commercial (CH -1). Proposed Regulations- outdoor AnimalRec Use Categories Subgroups CO -1 CN -1 CH -1 CI -1 CC -2 CB -2 CB -5 CB -10 MU Animal Related General Commercial Outdoor Animal S Recreation • General animal related commercial uses are allowed as a provisional use in Neighborhood Commercial (CN -1) but not in Highway Commercial (CH -1). Allow private outdoor animal recreation as an accessory use via special exception in CH -1 zones • Would require all outdoor animal recreation uses to obtain approval from the Iowa City Board of Adjustment • Staff proposed additional criteria for approval: 1. Outdoor animal recreation areas must be located at least 400' from any residential zone. 2. No outdoor animal recreation uses are allowed overnight. 3. All outdoor animal recreation areas must be fully enclosed by a fence that is of sufficient height to prevent animals from escaping. 4. Animals shall not be permitted in an outdoor animal recreation area unless a handler is present. 5. Where outdoor animal recreation facilities are accessed by the public, a double -entry gate is required. 6. All outdoor animal recreation areas must be kept in a clean, dry, and sanitary condition. 7. Outdoor animal recreation areas shall be located in an interior side or rear yard and screened from any right-of-way or adjacent residential zone by at least the S2 screening standard. Review Criteria Rezoning criteria: — 1. Consistency with the Comprehensive Plan, including any district plans and the historic preservation plan; and — 0 Comprehensive Plan calls for office or general commercial on CH -1 parcels. o 2513 N. Dodge St. is not specifically addressed in the NE District Plan. Compatibility with the existing neighborhood 2. Compatibility with the existing neighborhood character. CH -1 parcels are predominantly surrounded by office and research park uses with larger scale buildings and deeper setbacks. A hybrid animal recreation use and office use might be a nice complement to planned and existing office uses in the immediate area. Peer Cities — Zoning Ordinances city Commercial Uses Allowed Applicable Zones Additional Criteria Use Designation Des Moines Animal . Boarding . Industrial Outdoor exercise Services . Grooming • Intense areas must be at Stable commercial least 200' from Veterinary . Mixed-use residential zones. Downtown. Cedar Rapids Outdoor animal Areasfor. . Urban . Must be 100, runs (accessory . Animal . Traditional from to Animal & Pet training . Suburban residential SalesGervice . Exercise . Public zones Use) . Recreation . Screened Other from public activities. ROW Overnight boarding not permitted outdoors. Davenport Animal Care . Veterinary . Commercial . 6' high min. Facility (Small) . Boarding Day . Mixed -Use fence height. & Ovemrg ) . Agricultural • Overnight Grooming boarding not Training permitted outdoors. Animal exercise areas must be sanitary- Zoning Code Text Change-P&Z recommendation to City Council (January 2020) Planning &Zoning Commission Recommendation The Planning & Zoning Commission recommends approval of text amendments to Title 14 to allow for animal -related commercial uses in Highway Commercial CH -1 zones. Item 11.b.: Fringe Area Rezoning- North of Iowa City Along the West Side of Highway 1 NE CZ19-04 County Rezoning A letter to the Johnson County Planning and Zoning Commission in support of a rezoning from County Agricultural (A) to County Residential (R) for 115 acres of land located in unincorporated Johnson County, north of Iowa City along the west side of Highway 1 NE in Fringe Area "A" of the North Corridor. Fringe Area Agreement: Is a component of the City's Comprehensive Plan. Applies to area outside of the City's jurisdiction that are not yet planned for in the City's Comprehensive Plan. Provides guidance regarding land development within 2 miles of the Iowa City corporate limits. Staff relies on the Fringe Area Agreement policies in reviewing rezonings in the fringe area Review Criteria Rezoning criteria: — Compliance with the comprehensive plan Compatibility with the existing neighborhood The Iowa City/Johnson County Fringe Area Policy Agreement requires the submittal of a concept plan. Compliance with County's Comprehensive Plan Future Land Use Map identifies this area as Residential. Residential land use category envisions primarily single family detached uses with a preferred density of 1 unit per acre or denser. Compliance with the Fringe Area Agreement Proposed rezoning is located in Fringe Area A — North Corridor, outside the City's Growth Area: Residential uses are preferred. Single-family Residential zoning will only be considered if a concept plan showing a minimum of 50% of the property designated as an outlot for open space or agriculture. i e 9� F i F'146 -&C 1V llE iM ,U146 `? -ss• �9.`110W 26•igARHiE'� 8EE7®P19bFYUWilEtll I I � I I ,r REZONING `PARCEL 11522 AC I .-w..w I / m $'A1146 -8E t46 I SF116'SFt16 � '•r c.iL.. I s,...•r.. ... -.nw mpl .! a• wii.,.w ri.. ma ...,o...�..e.i...:.:.»�.»r.i-U M M :jr�LflFNf-f H5 IL WVN IMI19:Aa_dMMRHe :YVN;fkEfi4SEGW151S REZONING EXHIBIT A PORTION OE THE SCLJ 4ST OLWUEROF SECTION ]STP.:MREW OF TH. FIFTH P.M. _ JTJHNSCNCCJNTT A MMS WNSCLTANTi. 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JOHNSON OOUNTY, IOWA aKr M M -IAL LICN fH5 NL FJNEF3 LAN: 3JiVFV. ueu9'.A= W,ITRiS :YVR;fkEfi4SEGW151S REZONING EXHIBIT A PORTION OP THE SOUTHEAST OUARTEROF SECTION ]STP:MREW OF TH FIFTH P.M. _ JPJHNSCN CCJNTT OA MMS[QNSCLTAN .IMC Johnson County Rezoning from County (A) to County (R) -City Council recommendation to Johnson County Planning and Zoning Commission Preliminary Plat-P&Z recommendation, City Council approval Final Plat -City Council approval Planning &Zoning Commission Recommendation The Planning & Zoning Commission recommends approval of rezoning case CZ19-04 for 115 acres of land located in unincorporated Johnson County north of Iowa City along the west side of Highway 1 NE in Fringe Area "A" North Corridor. Item 11.c.: 12 E. Court Street— Level II Design Review Bonus Height Request DRC19-04 A resolution approving height bonuses for 12 E. Court Street in the Riverfront Crossing — South Downtown Zone. (Deferred from 2/4/2020) Additional information requested from the applicant at the February 4, 2020 Meeting: A skywalk viewshed analysis (information and visuals) of the visibility of the Capitol along the south along Capitol Street corridor based on a pedestrian's eyelevel perspective. At what distance away does the skywalk block/obscure the view of the Old Capitol building? Context should be provided on what future land uses identified in the master plan may surround that portion of Capitol Street. Images and descriptions of precedent projects of 10 or more stories and 400 or more units that are student -oriented (or residence halls) and have balconies. A count of the number and type of units in each building that would have balconies. Comparative roadway cross section drawings showing the proposed angle parking and staff preferred parallel parking design with dimensions of roadway and sidewalks and total parking count estimates if possible. Contact Public Works Engineering if you need city standards for typical roadway design. (Assuming two 10.5' travel lanes in both scenarios) Overview BACKGROUND & BONUS REQUEST PROCESS PROJECT DESCRIPTION REVIEW CRITERIA NEXT STEPS RECOMMENDATIONS OF STAFF & PLANNING & ZONING COMMISSION Downtown & Riverfront Crossings Master Plan (January 2013) Adoption of Form Based Code (June 2014) Conditionally Rezoned from RM -44 to RFC -SD (September 2018) Level I Design Review -Staff (January 2020) Level II Design Review -Staff recommendation to P&Z and City Council for Bonus Height request and to fulfill CZA Conditions Final Plat -Dedication of Right -of -Way and Construction Drawings for public infrastructure Building Permit -Staff Bonus Height Request Applicant has requested 7 stories of bonus height for 2, 15 -story, mixed use buildings Total max bonus height in the zone is 15 stories, subject to discretionary review Zoning District Base Max Height 8 stories Total Max Bonus Height 15 stories Bonus Height Request Bonus Height Floors 9-13 & Floor 14 & part Floors 9-14 Floor 15 *Requires City Council Level 11 Design Review regardless of number of stories Overview Level II height bonus request Per CZA, requires review by the staff Form -Based Code Committee; Planning and Zoning Commission to make recommendation to City Council Form -Based Code Committee determined that the project meets the standards of the zoning code Height bonus request is a discretionary process; specific criteria to help guide decision making Staff concerns: S kywa l k Fully -screened balconies Design of Capital Street ROW Development Process GENERAL • Annexation • Rezoning of Land Plat(s) Height Bonus Request Design Review Site Plan Building Permit Construction LEVEL I DESIGN REVIEW -STAFF Staff FBC Committee review of application Riverfront Crossings Master Plan and FBC Standards May grant up to +2 stories in height above base maximum height LEVEL II DESIGN REVIEW -CITY COUNCIL Requests for 3 or more stories of bonus height, or any open space transfers, historic preservation height transfers, or pubic right-of-way height transfers must be reviewed by City Council 12 E. Court Development Process LEVEL II DESIGN GENERAL • Annexation • Rezoning of Land • Plat(s) • Height Bonus) Request • Design Review • Site Plan • Building Permit • Construction LEVEL I DESIGN REVIEW -STAFF & PZ Staff FBC Committee review of application Riverfront Crossings Master Plan and FBC Standards May grant up to +2 stories in height above base maximum height & PZ will review/recommend if L_II REVIEW- PZ & CITY COUNCIL Requests for 3 or more stories of bonus height, or any open space transfers, historic preservation height transfers, or pubic right-of-way height transfers must be reviewed by City Council Conditional Zoning Agreement • Dedicate the Capital Street right-of-way and build public street improvements according to the deadlines of an approved phasing plan; • Obtain approval of the exterior design elevations from the Planning and Zoning Commission. If Level II design review is required for bonus height, the Planning and Zoning Commission will review the proposed development plan and make a recommendation to the City Council; • Install streetscape improvements to enhance the pedestrian environment; • Satisfy the affordable housing requirements; • Substantially conform with the building footprints shown for this area in the Downtown and Riverfront Crossings Master Plan; • Provide a landscaped interior courtyard on the eastside of the project site; • Use a qualified architect with experience in both high-quality urban design and large-scale student housing; and If requesting bonus height, that the project "demonstrate excellence in building and site design, use high quality building materials, and be designed in a manner that contributes to the quality and character of the neighborhood". Project Description SITE & OPEN SPACE FLOORPLANS f'ktLu�Ir�kY C001 Project Desc West Building 492 dwelling units 3 levels of underground parking Non-residential uses along Capital Street, Court Street, and Burlington Street ription y C1 EAST ELEVATION OE WEST BGILOING OS TYVIM R Project Descri West Building 7 ption Academic spaces to include study rooms and computer labs with wi-fi Recreational amenities include a half basketball court, track, jacuzzi area, and outdoor pool deck HiELMiiNnRY cool -- r. 77 rMilt : 1 1,lid -- 9 +' r q — w Project uescrintic -, rnwwww Project Description East Building Academic spaces to include study rooms and computer labs with wi-fi No recreational uses in east building Restaurant on 15th Floor rma cool Project Description Proposed Materials Applicant has proposed to used metal panels, terracotta, spandrel and regular glass, metal screens, and concrete Proposed Skywalk o Connects the east and west building at the fourth floor Proposed Capital Street Right -of -Way 12.5' walkways 12.5' travel lanes Angled parking PERSPECTIVE TF PICAL FRONTAGE FACADE Review Criteria GENERAL DESIGN REVIEW PRE -REQUISITE SPECIFIC BONUS HEIGHT CRITERIA CONDITIONAL ZONING AGREEMENT Building Height Bonus Provisions ➢AII requests must meet the approval criteria in the FBC ➢Demonstrate excellence in building and site design ➢Use high quality building materials, Designed in a manner that contributes to the quality and character of the neighborhood. Specific Approval Criteria Public Right -of -Way Transfer Criterion The land proposed for dedication (sending site) is needed in order to construct or improve rights-of-way necessary to realize the vision of the Riverfront Crossings master plan Findings • Applicant has agreed to dedicate public ROW to extend Capital Street • Extension of Capital Street ROW is envisioned in the RFC Master Plan • Applicant has requested to transfer 304,000 sq. ft. of ROW development potential Specific Approval Criteria Public Right -of -Way Transfer STAFF CONCERNS Capital Street ROW design does not align with City expectations Angled parking Width of travel lanes too large Proposed Skywalk Could block the views of the Old Capital to the south Could potentially divert street -level pedestrian activity Specific Approval Criteria Historic Preservation Transfer Criterion The site from which the height transfer is requested (sending site) is designated as an Iowa City landmark Findings • Tate Arms is designated as an Iowa City Historic Landmark • Applicant previously transferred a portion of the development potential of the Tate Arms to an adjacent property and agreed to a rehabilitation plan • Current request is to transfer the remaining potential, 27,400 sq ft, to 12 E. Court Street Specific Approval Criteria Student Housing Criteria Location: Is within the University, South Downtown, or West Riverfront subdistrict Is within 1,000' walking distance from the University of Iowa campus Findings • Located within the South Downtown Subdistrict • Is located across the street from the University of Iowa campus Specific Approval Criteria Student Housing Management, Design & Amenities: An enforcement plan for on-site management and security. For project with 200 or more bedroomsprofessional 24 hour on site management and se51 t . A professionally staffed management o ice reception desk must be provided in the entrance lobby. Interior and exterior usable shared open sace must be provided with amenities that create a high qualityFiN in environment f6r students. The management p an must include a equate provisions for management, maintenance, and security. A secure bicycle parking area shall be provided and maintained within the building or paring garage. The owner shall maintain a valid rental permit and comply with all applicable City Codes. The City reserves the right to inspect the property to verify compliance with these provisions. Specific Approval Criteria Student Housing Findings Meets location criteria Demonstrates compliance with number of on-site bicycle parking Staff recommends transparent fencing around bike parking within parking garages for safety reasons Specific Approval Criteria Student Housing Findings More detail is needed in regards to the security plan. Staff recommends final administrative review and approval of management plan Confirmation of camera coverage • Protocols for Police Department accessing videos • Protocols for timely repairs • Staffing requirements Plan lacks detail on how the student amenity spaces creates a high-quality living environment, staff recommends more justification Applicant has proposed fully screened balconies, which staff does not support Rezoning Conditions Development of the subject property must substantially conform to the building footprints shown in the Downtown and Riverfront Crossings Master Plan (page 61). Any significant deviation in the building footprint, as reasonably determined by the City, must be approved by the City Council in a Level ll design review process. rwew.u+. .wc�c� W01NiV�v .OD4gYl The plans show 5% more linear feet along exterior walls and 4.8% more square feet than the Master Plan L� i■ •tea •9►' HARRISON ST_ i F r • f � • # • ; SD - 4. Capitol Street Student Housing - As the superblock ' o bounded by Burlington Street, Court Street, Clinton Street, and v E PMadison Street redevelops, Capital Street should be extended to tr c • connect Burlington Street and Court Street. This would reconnect 4 % ► the original street grid in this location, and make two development 4. * ••ALMblocks with prime street frontage. Due to its close proximityto �• • • • • campus and the student recreation center, this site would he ideal r for student housing. In particular, university -sponsored, off- - campus, privately developed (owned and operated) efficiency or suite style apartments would be appropriate on this site. Situated internally, this site could accommodate up to S buildings (urban * Frontage surrounding internal courtyards), and yield well over 700 a ° rooms. Additional building height and density may be possible if parking demand is accommodated underground or offsite. 1 ._ �+ % 2 Dole to o a• U T S • ■��r .'� -- 4' Capi tof Stree[ Student Nausing SD F . � U • PRE'4TiSS ST. Rezoning Conditions Development of the subject property must include a landscaped interior courtyard between the two easternmost buildings. Access to the University of Iowa's Voxman Music Building from the interior courtyard may be restricted or limited for safety reasons if deemed appropriate by the City Council in a Level II design review process. Plans show an interior courtyard extending from Capital Street to the alley between the east building and the Voxman Music Building Rezoning Conditions In accordance with the Riverfront Crossing Form -Based Code, any request for bonus height shall "demonstrate excellence in building and site design, use high quality building materials, and be designed in a manner that contributes to the quality and character of the neighborhood" Materials include metal panels, terracotta, spandrel and regular glass, metal screens, and concrete Extensive window and door openings All entrances to non-residential uses along Burlington, Court, and Capital Streets are at - grade; helping to create a more walkable environment Stepbacks meet the 10' at the 51h story; deeper stepbacks toward Court Street Located between the Voxman Music Building and an 8 -story residential project; Johnson County Courthouse to the south Conditionally Rezoned from RM -44 to RFC -SD (September 2018) Level I Design Review -Staff (January 2020) Level II Design Review -Staff recommendation to P&Z and City Council for Bonus Height request and to fulfill CZA Conditions Final Plat -Dedication of Right -of -Way and Construction Drawings for public infrastructure Building Permit -Staff Staff Recommendation 1. Removal of the skywalk. 2. Re -design of the Capital Street right-of-way, for review and approval by staff, to ensure consistency with the Riverfront Crossings Master Plan and other recent City street reconstructions, like Washington Street in downtown. 3. Removal of the balconies. 4. An additional administrative review of the management plan that includes details regarding staffing, cameras, accessing video, etc. prior to the issuance of a building permit. 5. Additional detail and justification on the academic amenity space. 6. Secure fencing around bicycle parking must be non-opaque (e.g. chain-link). 7. If the building plans deviate substantively from the approved design review plans, these changes must be reviewed and approved by the City Council. An example of a substantive change is a change to exterior building materials. 8. Landscape and hardscape within the Capitol and Court Street rights-of-way must be maintained by the owner in a manner consistent with approved landscape plans. Planning &Zoning Commission Recommendation 2. Re -design of the Capital Street right-of-way, for review and approval by staff, to ensure consistency with the Riverfront Crossings Master Plan and other recent City street reconstructions, like Washington Street in downtown. 4. An additional administrative review of the management plan that includes details regarding staffing, cameras, accessing video, etc. prior to the issuance of a building permit. 5. Additional detail and justification on the academic amenity space. 6. Secure fencing around bicycle parking must be non-opaque (e.g. chain-link). 7. If the building plans deviate substantively from the approved design review plans, these changes must be reviewed and approved by the City Council. An example of a substantive change is a change to exterior building materials. 8. Landscape and hardscape within the Capitol and Court Street rights-of-way must be maintained by the owner in a manner consistent with approved landscape plans. South Downtown District I I Downtown I I xr� l 1 I I I j6 ----------------- J i South Downtown I I I'r�II 1 ;11 \ University \\♦ District \ II I LSI I Central Crossings West 1 Riverfront I I \j ♦\ �� j 1 Gilbert 1 District I \ II ♦ - I II I 1 II II I I \\ Park District I \ \\ \ I 511 I 1 � II I_I / I \ 1 � V I .a.000 .xr� ♦ 1 /e I South 1 \ \\ j o 1 Gilbert j \ I I I I ♦ I / I I South Downtown District Master Man Objectives: Extenslon of Downtown to the south Bridge the Burlington Street divide ) Provide a mix of residential, office, retail, and civic, uses ) Leverage the Clinton Street mobility spine Create new civic spaces a s focal points — Clinton Plaza and Ralston Creek Meadow Development Character: r Similar Intensity to downtown s Improved Clinton and Court Street 5treetscapes > Build on the on-going efforts to improve quality residential design Development Program: Multiple housing option typologies Student housing in areas with good access to campus office Convenience retail limited to key corners and Transit Oriented Development (TOD) area Potential entertainment uses 11 t"I Lr. 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SOUTH DOWNTOWN DISTRICT SOUTH DOWNTOWN DISTRICT TOTALS 1,542,798 L L- Building Building i� Square Building ID Type Footprint Stories Footage SD4 Residential 12,360 4 37,080 50-2 Residential 12,390 4 37,170 SD -3 Residential 15,940 7 46,240 SID 4 Residential 15,920 4 63,680 SD -5 Government 34,600 2 34,600 SD -6 Residential 13,720 4 54,880 ; SD -7 Residential 12,520 7 39,440 SU -8 University 41,620 4 166,480 SD -9 Mixed Use 8,155 6 48,930 SD -10 Mixed Use 6,570 6 39,420 SD -11 Mixed Use 6,050 4 20,290 SD -12 Mixed Use 15,890 15 229,135 SD -13 Mixed Use 5,450 4 21,800 SD -14 Mixed Use 4,225 8 33,800 SD -15 Mixed Use 18,440 8 133,975 SD -16 Mixed Use 20,450 8 132,500 SD -17 Mixed Use 6,575 4 26,300 SD -18 Parking Garage - 3 - SD -19 Residential 10,790 4 43,160 SD -20 Residential 5,405 4 21,620 SD -21 Residential 7,540 4 30,160 SD -22 Parking Garage - 2 - SD -23 Mixed Use 11,400 11 125,400 SD -24 Parking Garage - 6 - SD -25 Residential 6,570 4 26,280 SD -26 Residential 16,040 5 58,500 SD -27 Mixed Use 9,135 5 38,065 SD -28 Mixed Use 9,995 4 33,885 SOUTH DOWNTOWN DISTRICT TOTALS 1,542,798 L L- a n P PENT: ii ST. � v i� rid a n P PENT: ii ST. � v Subdistrict Standards South Downtown Subdistrict Most urban subdistrict with �. opportunities for hotels, apartments, condominiums and commercial businesses close to downtown and campus ■ ■ Opportunities for high quality student = housing {apts, private dormitories, sororities/fraternities, particularly in ■ r the western portion of the subdistrict directly adjacent to campus w Min. setback: 2 ft ■• Max. setback: 8 ft. Building Height: 2 Ntol'ieS allll. $ stories 111ax_ TDR and bonus height uta to 15 stories �,. 10 ft. stt�t�l-)ackabo�e 5th Stull • Facade Continuity: 75% of frontage ti Parking located behind active building „5' space Building Heights -Base v. Bonus South Downtown District BASE BONUS I ewRa� z e.nem, I.m Iomc..m STAFF PRESENTATION CONCLUDED � r rrM as � h CITY OF IOWA CITY 410 East Washington Strect Iowa City, Iowa 52240-1826 (3 19) 356-5000 (3 19) 356-5009 FAX www. icgov. o rg 19. FILED NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING City Clerk Iowa City, Iowa NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING ON PROJECT MANUAL AND ESTIMATED COST FOR THE ROBERT A LEE RECREATION CENTER PHASE 2 IMPROVEMENTS PROJECT IN THE CITY OF IOWA CITY, IOWA TO ALL TAXPAYERS OF THE CITY OF IOWA CITY, IOWA, AND TO OTHER INTERESTED PERSONS: Public notice is hereby given that the City Council of the City of Iowa City, Iowa, will conduct a public hearing on the Project Manual, including the plans, specifications, contract, and estimated cost for the construction of the Robert A Lee Recreation Center Phase 2 Improvements in said city at 7:00 p.m. on the 181" day of February, 2020, said meeting to be held in the Emma J. Harvat Hall in the City Hall, 410 East Washington Street in said city, or if said meeting is cancelled, at the next meeting of the City Council thereafter as posted by the City Clerk. The project includes renovations to existing pool deck restrooms, renovations to the existing racquetball court and game room, and renovations to the existing building fire alarm system. All improvements will be compliant with Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) regulations. The project is located in the Robert A Lee Recreation Center, 220 S Gilbert St, Iowa City, IA 52240. Said Project Manual and estimated cost are now on file in the office of the City Clerk in the City Hall in Iowa City, Iowa, and may be inspected by any interested persons. Any interested persons may appear at said meeting of the City Council for the purpose of making objections to and comments concerning said Project Manual or the cost of making said improvement. This notice is given by order of the City Council of the City of Iowa City, Iowa and as provided by law. Kellie K. Fruehling, City Clerk STAFF PRESENTATION TO FOLLOW: 1 r I C04;qui h CITY OF lOVVA CITY 410 East Washington Street Iowa City, Iowa S2240-1826 (319) 356-5000 (3I9) 356-5009 FAX www.icgov.org r E -r ti � 4 L:I T ��- I _ _ _ ......................Y- _- P -0 01[21 N I STAFF PRESENTATION CONCLUDED � r rrM as � h CITY OF IOWA CITY 410 East Washington Strect Iowa City, Iowa 52240-1826 (3 19) 356-5000 (3 19) 356-5009 FAX www. icgov. o rg /3. FILE® _Mee[InB Data: McHlrp TlnM: Meeting Local eT� 31 ao¢ci 918@020 700 Psa 410 E Washington St, City Hall At we public hearing any refunnent or taxpayer may present objections to. or arguments in favor of me proposed tax levy. City Clerk After adoption of Me proposed tax levy, Me Council Will publish notice and hold a hearing on Me proposed city budget. City Web e ave a Telephonee:City um r: Iowa City, Iowa icgov.pg (318)356-5041 Iowa Department W Management Ctmnt Year Cer00ed Budget Year EffectiveBW gat Year Propos ed Property Tax Prop" Tax Mmlmum Property Tax Mnual Regular General 2 Contract for Use of Bridge 3 Opr S Maint Publicly Corned Transit 4 Rent, Ins. Mount Of Horn-0vmed Cry, Co. 5 Opr S Maint of City-0vnei Civic Center 6 Planning a Sanitary Disposal Project 7 Liability, Property 8 Satt-Insumnce Coals S Support of Local Ether. Night. Commission 9 Emergency 10 Police 6 Fire Retirement 11 FICA31PERS12 Other Employee Benefits 13 'Total 384.1 M Maximum Tax Levy 14 $30,832,760 $30,B32,760 $33.798,675 $0 so $0 $3,618,188 $3,616,188 53.964,042 so so 50 $0 $0 W $0 $0 $0 $1,105,584 $1,105,564 $1,211,612 so so m $0 Sg $1,001,442 $3,731,297 $3.731,287 $4.090,224 $3,721,172 33.721,172 54,079,124 H 898.433 $4 886 433 35 784 706 $47,803,414 $47,903,414 $53,930,125 in temporary employee wages, maintaining Mordable Housing initiatives, and expanding Climate Change and soda) justice program . lly, health Insurance costs increased by 16% in fiscal year 2020 and are expected to increase another 10% in liscal year 2021, and f wages give, by approxian fely 4%. "Budget year effective property tax rate is the rale that would be assessed for these levies if me dollars requested is not changed in Me coming budgetyear STAFF PRESENTATION TO FOLLOW: 1 r I C04;qui h CITY OF lOVVA CITY 410 East Washington Street Iowa City, Iowa S2240-1826 (319) 356-5000 (3I9) 356-5009 FAX www.icgov.org FY2021 MAXIMUM PROPERTY TAX LEVY PUBLIC HEARING FEBRUARY 18, 2020 Dennis Bockenstedt, Finance Director MAXIMUM PROPERTY TAX LEVY APPROVAL • New requirement passed by State Legislature in 2019 • Levies impacted: • General Levy • Transit Levy • Tort Levy • Emergency Levy • Employee Benefits Levies • Levies not impacted: Debt Service Levy, Library Levy, and SSMID Levy Dennis Bockenstedt, Finance Director MAXIMUM PROPERTY TAX LEVY APPROVAL • Maximum Property Tax Levy proposed - $53,930,125 • Increase of 12.58% over FY2020 • Primary reasons: • Property reassessments • New construction • Added Emergency Levy • Increased Employee Benefits Levy • Does not reflect decrease in Debt Service Levy • Increase of greater than 2% requires 2/3 majority of City Council to approve FY2021 BUDGET OVERALL • Property tax rate is decreasing by $.06 from $15.833 to $15.773 • Total property tax revenues budgeted to increase by 9.2% (including SSMID) • A separate public hearing is still required to adopt budget • Approval of the maximum property tax levy is the required next step Dennis Bockenstedt, Finance Director QUESTIONS? Dennis Bockenstedt, Finance Director STAFF PRESENTATION CONCLUDED � r rrM as � h CITY OF IOWA CITY 410 East Washington Strect Iowa City, Iowa 52240-1826 (3 19) 356-5000 (3 19) 356-5009 FAX www. icgov. o rg