1. Call to Order & Roll Call. Hugh Townsend, Chair, David Bond, Wayne Corey, Geoff Gilchrist, and Daisy Beal regular members and Steve Ryan and Kathleen Dunckel, associate members. 2. Adoption of Agenda.
Review of Meeting Minutes – Draft minutes from January 13th and 27 th and February 10th, 2021 were provided for review.
Development Review – Preliminary Site Plan Review – Developers Collaborative MultiFamily Housing – 115 Congress Street, Map 35, Lot 43. Developers Collaborative (Applicant) has an option to purchase agreement with the City of Belfast to acquire ownership of a 4.3 acre (188,849sqft) property located at 115 Congress Street, Map 35, Lot 43. Developers Collaborative proposes to construct 48 multi-family housing units. Thirty-six (36) of the units would be affordable workforce housing, and 12 units would be market rate units. The 36 units would consist of a mix of 1, 2 and 3 bedroom units and would be located in 4 two-story buildings. The 12 market rate units would all be 2 bedroom units and would be located in a single 3-story structure. The Applicant is proposing to construct 72 parking spaces to support the housing units, and also proposes to retain about 2.5 acres of the property as green space. 4.1 Applicant Presentation 4.2 Planning Board Public Hearing 4.3 Board Review and Discussion
1. Call to Order & Roll Call. Hugh Townsend, Chair, David Bond, Wayne Corey, Geoff Gilchrist, and Daisy Beal regular members and Steve Ryan and Kathleen Dunckel, associate members. 2. Adoption of Agenda.
Review of Meeting Minutes – Draft minutes from January 13th and 27 th and February 10th, 2021 were provided for review.
Development Review – Preliminary Site Plan Review – Developers Collaborative MultiFamily Housing – 115 Congress Street, Map 35, Lot 43. Developers Collaborative (Applicant) has an option to purchase agreement with the City of Belfast to acquire ownership of a 4.3 acre (188,849sqft) property located at 115 Congress Street, Map 35, Lot 43. Developers Collaborative proposes to construct 48 multi-family housing units. Thirty-six (36) of the units would be affordable workforce housing, and 12 units would be market rate units. The 36 units would consist of a mix of 1, 2 and 3 bedroom units and would be located in 4 two-story buildings. The 12 market rate units would all be 2 bedroom units and would be located in a single 3-story structure. The Applicant is proposing to construct 72 parking spaces to support the housing units, and also proposes to retain about 2.5 acres of the property as green space. 4.1 Applicant Presentation 4.2 Planning Board Public Hearing 4.3 Board Review and Discussion