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Council District 1 Project Review Committee

Tue, Jun 7, 2022 · 5:00 PMFinal

Meeting details

Meeting name: Council District 1 Project Review Committee
Agenda status: Final
Meeting date/time: Tue, Jun 7, 2022 · 5:00 PM
Minutes status: Draft
Location: Electronic Meeting Regular Meeting
Published minutes: Not available
eComment: Not available
Meeting video: Not available

Agenda (PDF)

Agenda 13

This agenda was structured for accessibility from the official agenda: Agenda (PDF)

- aWest Area Neighborhoods Specific Plan Land Use Change Requests
- Through the planning process for the West Area Neighborhoods Specific Plan, a number of requests for changes to the Specific Plan Proposed Land Use Map were received. These requests will be considered in a separate Amendment to the Plan following its adoption. Long-Range Planning staff had provided recommendations on each request and is soliciting the Committee's formal feedback on the recommendations. PROJECT DOCUMENTS: Land Use Change Requests D1
- bTentative Tract Map Application No. P21-04821 (T-6192)
- Filed by Shin Tu of Precision Civil Engineering, on behalf of Rick Langdon, and pertains to approximately 15.82-acres of property located on the northeast corner of N. Blythe Avenue and W. Dayton Avenue (APN 511-031-42). The applicant proposes an 86-lot subdivision with a residential density of 5.44 DU/acre. The parcel is zoned RS-5/UGM. ADDRESS: 3230 North Blythe Avenue. PROJECT DOCUMENTS: Vesting Tentative Tract Map No. 6192. FMC: Article 9 (Residential Districts); Article 41 Subdivision Design Standards
- cDevelopment Permit Application No. P22-01256 (Weldon Park)
- Filed by Michael Osborn of Provost & Pritchard Consulting Group, on behalf of the City of Fresno, and pertains to the 0.17 acres located at 2004 North Van Ness Boulevard. The applicant proposes to create a pocket park at the northeast corner of Van Ness Blvd and Weldon Ave. This will involve the vacation of the Weldon Ave yield curve which extends onto Van Ness. The project will also involve the demolition of the existing building and addition of landscaping, a picnic area, and a playground. The parcel is zoned CMS. ADDRESS: 2004 North Van Ness Boulevard. PROJECT DOCUMENTS: Pocket Park. FMC: Article 12 (Commercial Districts); Article 23 (Landscaping)

Agenda summary

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PROJECT REVIEW6

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