The project's previous approval also included up to 7000 SF of non-residential uses. If the residential increase is approved by the board, all other conditions from the earlier approvals will remain binding on the developer.
Planning staff are recommending approval of the request. The request does not specify a change in the number of units, which were set at 72 condos up to this point. Certainly more is better this close to Metro.
Duball has already requested demolition permits for the existing structures on the site, which includes the most recent home of Eastham's Servicenter.
Rendering courtesy Duball, LLC.
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What does that mean if the residential density is increased and no units are added? Larger units? Bigger common areas? Other?
The proposed amendment increases the -amount- of residential space within approved maximum, -not- the residential density.
5:09, Closets for the Russian nannies to sleep in.
What's the difference to us laymen? Thanks. :)
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