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Read. Follow. Verify.Zoning Change Approved for New Mixed-Use Project on East Third Street
Record date · February 15, 2017
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What This Bill Does
The Morgan Hill City Council has approved a zoning change for a 1.65-acre site to allow for a new mixed-use development. The project will include 83 market-rate rental apartments and at least 7,859 square feet of commercial space.
This ordinance changes the land-use designation for a specific site in downtown Morgan Hill, authorizing the construction of 83 new rental units and commercial space that will alter the density and character of the East Third Street area.
Who It Affects
Groups the bill's text affects, as described in the record. Being affected is not a position for or against it.
Property owners of APNs 726-13-032, 044 & 054
The zoning change allows for the development of a specific mixed-use project on their land.
Morgan Hill residents
The project introduces 83 new rental units and new commercial space to the downtown area.
Key Facts
- The site area is 1.65 acres located between East Third Street, Depot Street, and East Fourth Street.
- The zoning is changed from 'Central Business District' (CBD) to 'Central Business District Planned Development'.
- The project is authorized to include 83 market-rate rental apartment units.
- The project must include a minimum of 7,859 square feet of commercial space.
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- The affected parcels are identified as APNs 726-13-032, 044, and 054.
- The ordinance was introduced on February 2, 2017.
- The file number for this legislative action is 17-071.
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Downtown Density Increase
The transition from standard CBD zoning to a Planned Development indicates a move toward site-specific, high-density mixed-use development in the downtown area.
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- Controversy20Intensity of disagreement among stakeholders
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