File #: 18-0863    Version: 1 Name:
Type: Resolution Status: Agenda Ready
File created: 8/15/2018 In control: Franklin Municipal Planning Commission
On agenda: 9/27/2018 Final action:
Title: Consideration Of Resolution 2018-48, To Be Entitled: "A Resolution To Adopt An Envision Franklin Plan Amendment For Properties Located At And Near 1777 New Highway 96 West, The Jewell Property, To Change The Design Concept From Mixed Residential To Neighborhood Mixed Use." (PUBLIC HEARING)
Sponsors: Emily Hunter, Brad Baumgartner
Attachments: 1. Res 2018 48 Jewell property Map, 2. RES 2018 48_Envision Franklin amendment_Jewell Property_with map revised 08.16.18.Law Approved 3, 3. jewelllanduse090618

DATE: September 19, 2018

TO: Franklin Municipal Planning Commission

FROM: Brad Baumgartner, Principal Planner
Kelly Dannenfelser, Long Range Planning Supervisor
Emily Hunter, Director of Planning and Sustainability

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Consideration Of Resolution 2018-48, To Be Entitled: "A Resolution To Adopt An Envision Franklin Plan Amendment For Properties Located At And Near 1777 New Highway 96 West, The Jewell Property, To Change The Design Concept From Mixed Residential To Neighborhood Mixed Use." (PUBLIC HEARING)
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Project Information
COF Project Number: 6704
Applicant: Mike Hunkler, Gresham-Smith
Owner: JJB Partners

Background/Staff Comments
The amendment request is for the properties located at the southeast corner of Highway 96 West and the future Mack Hatcher Parkway intersection. The three properties encompass 60 acres and border the eastern side of the Westhaven development and extend to Boyd Mill Avenue. The two western properties are currently part of the Westhaven PUD and, therefore, zoned Specific Development (SD-X) but do not have entitlements or an approved plan as part of its PUD. The eastern 7-acre property is currently zoned R-1.

Envision Franklin designates the parcels as Mixed Residential. The Mixed Residential design concept allows for big houses, duplexes, single family, and townhomes. Accessory dwellings, institutional and recreational uses could also be appropriate as secondary uses.

The applicant is requesting a Neighborhood Mixed Use Design Concept. This would allow the introduction of commercial uses onto the property. Land uses such as local commercial, professional/transitional office, institutional, single-family, townhomes and multifamily residential are the primary uses that could be allowed, which differ from the existing Mixed Residential Design Concept.

With the planned connection point and near-term construction of Mack Hatcher on the western side of the property, the request to a more intensive ...

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