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SPECIAL MEETING JULY 16, 2007 <br />over 13,000 units' in house property management. Their recent mixed use projects <br />include Providence and Gramercy, both in Carmel in Indiana. They were selected as <br />Property Manager of the Year by Indiana Apartment Association for Overlook at Valley <br />Ridge. They feel that Buckingham is a strong for rent residential partner that has a <br />background in mixed use developments. White Lodging is the partner in the full service <br />and limited service hotels. They were founded in 1985 and based in Merrillville, Indiana. <br />They manage over 114 hotels totaling over 15,500 and were named Marriott Developer <br />of the Year. Looney Rick Kiss (LRK) is the lead architect firm established in 1983. <br />They provided expertise in all components of a full community design. They have <br />extensive urban and mixed use project experience. They have received the Urban Land <br />Institute (ULI) Award for Excellence for 2005 for their Harbor Town Development in <br />Memphis, TN; in 2004 for Baldwin Park in Orlando, FL; and in 2002 for their Memphis <br />Ballpark District in Memphis, TN. The Troyer Group has been engaged to be the Civil <br />Engineer. They have 30 years of experience and are based in Mishawaka, Indiana. They <br />have experience working with the City of South Bend and the University of Notre Dame. <br />They have provided their Civil Engineering experience for the development as well as <br />performing the traffic impact study, which has been submitted to the Department of <br />Public Works. They have also engaged Walker Parking. They are the largest parking <br />consulting firm in the nation. They have 40 years of experience in designing parking <br />garages and have design experience with the City of South Bend. Mr. Compton <br />reiterated that they feel that they have a great team put together to follow through and <br />execute on the representations, the land plan and the information that has been submitted <br />to the Council, the Zoning Committee and the Planning Commission through this <br />process. He stated that it is important to look at the development process because this is <br />not just a straight zoning. The purpose of a PUD is to encourage creativity and design <br />and encourage efficient use of land and provide for unique uses not otherwise <br />contemplated or allowed. They believe the live, work; play contemplated in the Eddy <br />Street Commons Development accomplishes these goals. The PUD also represents smart <br />growth making a walkable community. They had great input from the Biking <br />Community and some other individuals to improve the connectivity for this development. <br />The PUD also represents smart growth and accommodates transitional densities as they <br />talk about the hierarchy and how this steps down to different densities, that will be seen <br />in the massing study. The PUD is model after the mixed use district in the City of South <br />Bend Zoning Ordinance, with unique adjustments added for the unique setting adjacent to <br />the Notre Dame Campus. All PUD's require secondary approval of all development by <br />the executive director, who may refer any fmal plans to the Area Plan Commission for a <br />determination. If not consistent, the executive director can refer it back to the Area Plan <br />Commission. This is the difference between going through straight zoning and going <br />through the Planned United Development Process. Mr. Compton stated that they have <br />added a commitment #12 which further clarifies and strengthens this obligation. The <br />architecture of the project will maintain its general style, quality and integrity of design <br />from information presented to the Council to date. There is a current site plan developed <br />by LRK and Mr. Victor Buckholtz is here tonight and can address any questions that the <br />Council or audience may have. Another change that Kite has committed to in the plan is <br />commitment #2 The height of the buildings along Eddy Street will not exceed four stories <br />(65') except for the corner of Angela/Edison and Eddy Street, which will not exceed five <br />stories (75'). The corner of Napoleon and Eddy will be four stories in maximum height. <br />What was deleted from the original zoning was the ability to put a five story element at <br />Eddy and Napoleon. All the five story elements on the main street are now located along <br />Angela/Edison closer to where more of the massing is located. Additionally, to clarify <br />the Hotel and the proposed condominiums have been limited to nine stories, the original <br />zoning proposals submitted in April provided that they could be as tall as twelve stories; <br />those have been reduced to nine stories, maximum height for both the hotel as well as the <br />condominiums on top in total. They also proposed a limitation on the limited service <br />hotel of six stories along Edison. In regard to the apartments, David Lesibe, Buckingham <br />Companies is present tonight to answer any questions that the Council or audience may <br />have. Their goal is to provide a premium offering available in the market. Two market <br />studies indicated that there was ample demand in the South Bend market. Outside the <br />demand placed upon the market and the University of Notre Dame with the market <br />growing at the rate of 200 units per year just in general. The offering that they are <br />proposing in regards to apartments would be about fifteen to twenty percent above the <br />
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