My name is Adam Quasman and I call the Scottsdale Development Review Board public meeting to order. Good afternoon and welcome to everybody in the audience and those tuning in at home. The purpose of the DRB is to maintain
the quality of development in Scottsdale by reviewing all of the design aspects of a proposed development and the relationship of its design components to the surrounding environment and community. The board also reviews all preliminary plats for subdivisions to asssure conformance and policies and
ordinance requirements. The agenda consists of the roll call and public comment of non-aggendaized items, administrative report, minutes approval to the prior meeting and action items. A roll call vote will be taken after each item's motion and the liaison will call each board member's name to indicate
their desired vote for that item. After the vote has been counted, the liaison may read out the final vote. Citizens wishing to speak during uh public comment time or to speak specifically on an agenda item may fill out a blue request to speak card at the staff table
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the meeting, your comment will be limited to three minutes for individual speakers with one additional minute for each additional individual present at the meeting who has contributed their time to a representative speaker up to a total of 10 minutes. I remind our audience that the board's review relates
to design matters and does not include consideration of existing zoning district designations, zoning entitlements, or allowed uses within the zoning districts. The board's motion may be to approve, to approve with modified
stipulations, to deny the request, or to continue the case. Thank you for your interest in your time, and let's begin the meeting with the roll call. Councilman Quasman, >> present. >> Vice Chair Brand, Commissioner Gonzalez,
>> present. >> Board member Peaser, >> present. >> Board member Fee, >> board member Mason, >> present. >> Board member Robinson, four present. Thank you.
>> And thank you so much. Uh, at now at this time, we go to public comment of non-aggendaized items. Am I correct on that? You're going to go to >> I'm sorry uh Mr. uh Council Member Quasma, we don't have any public comment for non-aggendaized items. >> Perfect.
>> All right. So, do we have an administrative report? >> Certainly. And uh welcome everybody today. Thank you for joining us on this holiday season. Appreciate your time today. Today I have two items on the agenda. No updates to those items. Um but we are not anticipating any council
or any DRB hearings coming up in the month of January. So, um, the next time we will be meeting potentially will be in February. So, that will conclude my administrative report today. Thank you. >> Thank you very much. >> Thank you very much. That was perfect and brief. Um, may I please have a
motion to approve uh the November 20th, 2025 development review board regular meeting minutes. >> Made a motion to approve. >> Second. Second. Without objection. Approved.
Excuse me. Uh, we'll have a roll call vote on Yeah, we had to have a roll call on everyone. Thank >> All right, >> Councilman Quasman, >> approve, >> Commissioner Gonzalez, >> I'm going to abstain from that since I
wasn't part of that uh procedure. >> May I May I just uh as a point of order, we're going we have very very much uh a very slim quorum right here. So is the majority a majority of the commission or a majority of the dis?
>> It' be a majority of the dis. >> Thank you. >> Okay. >> Board member Paser. >> Yes. Approve. >> Board member Mason. >> Yes. Approve. >> Motion passes. Thank you.
>> Thank you very much. Moving right along to our action items. Here's how the action agenda works. The development review board may take one vote to act on all items on the continuence agenda or the consent agenda
or may remove individual items for further discussion as appropriate. The DRB takes separate action on each item on the regular on the regular agenda. Persons interested in speaking on any agenda item may submit a blue request to speak card in person prior to the beginning of public's testimony as
mentioned earlier. and those wishing to speak are given customary three minutes to speak to each item. Additional time may be granted to a designated speaker representing two or more persons. Um, please submit your cards together. Persons interested in submitting a written comment card can submit the
yellow comment card as uh previously mentioned. Um, or they may submit electronically at the development review board website no later than 90 minutes prior to the meeting which for this meeting has passed. So, moving on to the consent agenda. That's item number
three. Um, service yard expansion, the ASM Scottdale. Mr. Carr. >> Yes. Thank you, Vice Mayor. Um, staff is happy to present if necessary, but this is items on the consent agenda. So, if there's no questions, we could do a
motion on that one. >> Members, are there any items on the consent agenda to be discussed? With that, I move to adopt 3D 2024 number two. That's ASM Scottdale service yard expansion. Do I have a second?
>> Second. >> Second it. >> Please call the role. >> Councilman Quasman. >> Yes, ma'am. >> Commissioner Gonzalez. >> Yes. >> Board member Peaser. >> Yes. >> Board member Mason. >> Yes. >> Motion passes. Thank you. >> Thank you very much. Moving on to
regular agenda item. That's item number four 19D 2023 city center at Scottsdale Collection. Mr. Carr. Yes. Thank you, Vice Mayor. We are going to have a presentation by staff first on this item to the board. After that, um the
applicant will give up come up and give a a longer presentation about all the details and then we'll answer any questions you may have. So, we'll turn it over to Mr. Bloomberg. >> Mr. Bloomberg, you are recognized. >> Thank you, Councilman Crossman and board members. Greg Bloomberg here to give you an introductory presentation for case 19
DR 2023, City Center at Scottsdale Collection. Uh my presentation will focus primarily on the site plan. of the site design. I'll also give you some background into the proposal and then the applicant's presentation will go more into the building design.
So, the site is located at the southeast corner, high-profile location at the southeast corner of Scottsdale and Camelback Road. Uh the Galleria is just south of of the of the project site. The waterfront towers to the west and uh the
W Hotel to the east. So there's uh quite a bit of intense development around this site already. Closer look at the site. Uh one of the things I just want to point out is that there's two parcels that are not part of this project. Uh and then uh I want to
draw your attention to this area right here. This is where the property boundary is. The rest of the property beyond that is owned by SRP. So, the applicant is having to work directly with SRP to get some of the improvements um that are proposed approved. And I'll
get into some of those in just a moment, but I just wanted to point that uh condition out to you. So, the project overview, it's a mixeduse development on plus or minus three acres. Uh there's two 14story towers proposed along with two pad
buildings. Uh there are also two locations for public art proposed which I will show you. Uh this particular site is part of the Scottsdale collection plan block development which actually encompasses I think it's close to nine acres or so
on multiple parcels. Uh all parking with the exception of a few of uh surface parking spaces is provided in a sixle parking garage. Two of those levels are subgrade. The other four levels are above grade. There's a total of 491 spaces in that garage. Uh
the four above grade park garage levels will be concealed by the building and door screen from off-site view uh similar to what you see at Scottsdale Fashion Square. There is an on-site valet drop off for commercial uses that
includes a few parking spaces. Um all transformers, all electrical equipment, refues and cooling towers will be contained in a service yard and concealed from off-site view. Uh significant enhancements to the pedestrian realm as are proposed as part
of this uh application with at the zoning level. They were stipulated to provide a minimum 15,000 square foot uh central plaza which I'll show you in a moment. Uh there's also a continuous 20 foot pedestrian connection which was also required by the zoning case from
Scottsdale Road to Brown Avenue. So there's a connection through the site from Scottsdale Road to Brown Avenue which was also stipulated. 10-ft sidewalks along Scottsdale and Camelback Road. Uh a caveat to that is that the sidewalks along the canal frontages are
subject to SRP approval and that SRP approval has not yet been secured. So this is the site plan. Um there's that the property line I mentioned before. So all these improvements here have been I believe have been uh vetted
through SRP and approved. Uh one of the things we want to see uh as part of this project that we feel can be done I believe SRP might have already signed off on it is an enhanced connection oops sorry
an enhanced connection here that's already there. that connection is already in place, but we're hoping we get that enhanced with some decorative uh concrete or something of that nature and some landscaping to draw people into this project. And then this is the central courtyard that I mentioned, the
15,000 foot courtyard. This is some turf area, some shade trees, and uh I'll go into the art pieces in just a moment. So, here's your two retail uh two commercial pad buildings, and then this is the 14 story towers. Here's a service
yard where all that electrical equipment, um, grease interceptors, the whole works, they'll all be kept in this service yard. And then, um, well, I'll get into that in just a second when I get to the landscape plan. Uh, primary access is off of Brown Avenue. Uh,
matter of fact, all the all the vehicular access is off of Brown Avenue. Uh, though there are pedestrian connect connections all around the site. This is just a look at the open space plan. Again, I just point out that large large u plaza in the middle of the
project that'll be sort of a beacon to draw people into this project. And then then this is that continuous connection I talked to you about that'll connect people from Scottsdale Road to Brown Avenue if they so desire. from a landscaping perspective. Uh this
is there's obviously going to be quite a bit of ground cover and shrubs and so on, but I wanted to focus on the trees that are being provided and quite a few are being provided, especially along the streets. Lots of shade trees along the streets to uh provide some uh good cover for pedestrians. Also on Scottsdale
Road, same thing. I mentioned the shade trees along that uh central feature. And also they're going to complete uh I believe they're going to complete the Schuman Schuman Lane streetscape including the other side of the street which does not
front this parcel. So from a public art perspective, this is the big this is the big location right here. This is where the uh the really large public art piece would be located is right there in that plaza space. High visibility, lots of opportunity to people for people to oo
and awe at it and get some pictures taken. And then the smaller piece is right off of uh Schuman and Scottsdale Road. That will also serve hopefully to draw people into this project. So there'll be a lot of pedestrian enhancements and ways to bring people
into this project, which is a which is definitely a plus. That concludes staff's presentation. Uh with unless there are immediate questions, I'll turn it over to the applicant for their presentation. >> Members, does anybody have any questions?
With that, we'll turn to the applicant. Thank you very much. I appreciate it for the excellent overview. >> Sir, you are recognized. >> Thank you, Mr. Bloomberg. U Councilman Cosman, member of the board. Thank you. U John Tram, an architect here representing our client, Premium Point
and Smith Group Architects. Mü did such a great job. I'm not sure what else I have to say except to share with you in detail a lot more of the um of the details and our intention and our goals from a design perspective and a people space perspective for this
project. Uh want to just hit on the major points that that we are focusing on and Miss Bloomberg has already touched on in regards to the site design. Really there are several things that very important to us. the idea that we're creating another public plaza, another public space that is a
continuation of downtown Scottsdale. And that's that major space on the corner on the northwest corner uh of Camelback and Scottsdale Road. And so the idea then is that that's a public plaza. This is a space that's open and porous and accessible to the public. Uh and then
and then anchored by the art that Mr. Bloomberg also uh referenced. And then and then one of the major goals for our project here, we know that we have a lot of parking. We're providing, you know, parking for uh the residents as well as the users on this site. We want to make sure that that we screen that parking
adequately from a site perspective so that it is not a major visual uh focal point of the project. And so we've we share with you how uh how that works out. Uh and as far as the architecture and the massing again two towers we wanted to make sure that while this project uh you know had had the
appropriate scale for our client as far as the number of units and so on so forth that we reduce the scale of the visual impact of the of the building by by creating two individual towers masses uh and then and then and then how those masses step down from the center of the
project to the streets. That's important that we don't have large walls up against Scottsdale or Camelback. And so you'll see that the massing steps down. Uh we know that this is a quality project and a very important part of downtown Scottsdale. And so as such uh you know we've we've placed really
emphasis and our clients placed an emphasis on the selection of the materials that is appropriate to this place, appropriate to Scottsdale, appropriate to uh the desert. And then and then as a part of that uh we know that we know that we live in an
environment that is sometimes can be harsh and so we're very uh very keen on thinking about how we deploy glazing and materiality and shade and shelter in a way that's appropriate. So those are the key points that we'll be sharing with you in some visuals here. Again the
first shot here this is a view and you can sort of see if uh if you can sort of see the little key plan here that's where the views are taken. This is from across uh Camelback Road across the canal here in the foreground. And so you can sort of begin to sort of see the massing that that we've just talked
about. Again, the idea that there are two towers uh that you can see through and there's, you know, there's air and sky. Uh breaking down the scale of the project. You can see that in the foreground there are a couple of smaller buildings. These are retail buildings. Again, appropriately scaled to the
street, 20 plus feet at at the edges along here. Then it's also shielded by the uh the landscape program that Miss Bloomberg talked about. So as we step into the site, the building steps up in height. And again uh as we go around here, I'll I'll talk about the massing
first and the public places and then the materials here. An aerial view again from the northwest corner looking southeast here. You can see this large public plaza. Here's the canal and the connection bridge to be improved uh uh you know as part of the work. Here's the
large moment where we have that piece of public art, the final piece to be determined by by the client. But the scale representation here is is about what what what we're thinking appropriate to this space. Green space. What's great about this space again is the amount of of landscaping and shade
and shelter you see here. Outdoor dining for these spaces, which will will be a food and beverage uh retail space. So, open public plaza landscape all the way around anchored by the art piece. All right, that's the public space. And as we go around the building, this is on
the Schuman side. Again, we show this uh image just to show again the step down in in the massing of the building. The large portion of the building is set back from the site and at the street at Schuman and at Scottsdale Road, we've
got that datim of plus 20 uh 25 ft or so. and the building steps up. This is a an amenities plaza for the residents here. So, you'll see that it's also lushly landscaped with activity and so on so forth. Uh the uh retail uh tenant
at the corner here. And then again, this is that service zone that Mr. Bloomberg talked about in the in the uh site plan right here. Right. As we move around, again, working our way east or uh west, excuse me. This is a view from Scottsdale Road. again emphasizing the step down in the massing of the project.
S uh and then and then the the larger pieces up top. Lush landscape along the street uh and then and then lush landscape at the amenities level. Uh there'll be a view here that shows you with a piece of artwork in a second. Again, we've already touched on the site plan, but again just emphasizing that
the project is porous and part of the public uh you know the public system of walkability and and openness. So, in excess of of of what's required in regards to the open space, just some some factual things. These are
the the the uh the floor plans. We'll walk through these very quickly. We have a subterranean level of parking. And as we move up, uh you know, you'll see the parking, but you can sort of see in this plan the underlay, the parking, a large portion of the parking will be underground. So, you won't even see this
parking. And as we move up, this is the first ground level retail pieces here. for retail down here. This is the uh the valet drop off for the restaurants and potentially the some of the t some of the residential tenants. So, dedicated
valet drop off here. Dedicated another valet drop off here and access to the parking garage on this end here off of Brown. As we move up, you can sort of see the the the parking garage here shielded by some of these other buildings in the front. And as we go up,
the orange uh area here represents the amenities level for the for the tenants, indoor and outdoor space there. As we continue to go up, you can sort of see the garage is shielded really on all sides uh save for a small portion of it
on the on the brown side, right? The floor plans on in the residential tower, two separate towers that uh that are that are again break down the masses. The area in between the towers pinch point minor uh the smallest point
30 feet. It opens up to to 50 feet. Again, the idea that you could have uh you know visibility through the building, right? Uh this is an important sort of ride ofway uh story here. This is 150 ft. That's a that's a re that's a large plaza again anchored by this by
this piece of art landscape outdoor dining for the restaurants along along the edges there. Just a few more views uh in in the plaza and you can begin to sort of see the articulation of the architecture. Now here we are standing in the plaza. There are retail
restaurants to the to to either side as well as in front of you. Here's the drop off for the valet and then the residential uh towers above us. Right. So we're just moving around the plaza here. You see other views of how this is a large public space.
Um, the Southwest Plaza, I wanted to focus on this because we we talked about the project being po porous and accessible and completely accessible to uh to the public. This is the Southwest Plaza, another another point of public art right here. Right. So, at this
point, you're entering the the property uh proper, but you're beginning in the in the design of the project with overhead canopies, landscape, and art and flanked by retail spaces and outdoor dining. Here again, the final artwork to
be determined, but you can sort of see the scale of the project. We've actually um reduced the density of the trees in these views just to for you to be able to see the building, but if uh you can imagine those trees were what you would really see is is more
landscape, right? A more dense landscape program. The norththeast plaza, again, the same processes. There's a lot of interesting grade change on the site. uh the drop from the northwest corner down to the south or the northeast corner down to the southwest corner. We've made
that up with accessible steps and ramps uh to make the whole the whole plaza accessible here. And you can sort of see that here. This is the steps uh on the corner of Brown and Camelback taking you up to the plaza and then the ramp system that allows you to get up there. Outdoor
dining along Camel Back with landscape. And uh here you can sort of begin to see the the separate entry for the for the uh residents there. Wanted to touch a moment on the on the on a typical facade uh program here. We've worked real very
hard with our client to fine-tune the facade for two things. One, to make sure that we got the right calibration for the performance of the building. It's important for us that this is a building that is sustainable and has the right amount of glass in the right places. uh so that it's a high performing building
and as such you can sort of begin to see here that the scale of the glass on the east and west side and the north and the south side are different. They're tuned to the sun. So that's that's an important thing that we're that we're uh trying to achieve here. The material pallet we talked about a high quality
material pallet at the base where the retail is. It's going to be stone. It'll be a a you can the travertine finish again the final product to be determined. But if this is the color way that you would see a high quality sort of beige and cream color stone at the
base and as you go up it'll turn to a metal panel in that same color. >> The chair recognizes an additional 90 seconds to finish up. >> Thank you Councilman. Um the remainder of the material pallet you see a high quality cast inplace concrete uh high
performing glazing and curtain wall and and storefronts and and and um then this is our last slide. Again it reiterates what uh staff member Bloomberg talked about in regards to the location of the public art. And I think
that's our last slide. Thank you. >> Wonderful pre wonderful presentation. If I might ask, what is the name of the genre of that of that type of architecture? >> Great question. Um, I would say that
what we try to do uh with our with and our clients trying to do is to be a part of the context of downtown Scottsdale. So, I wouldn't put a label on the genre. I would say that it's of its time. It's modern. It's not nostalgic looking back to a previous time. It's innovative.
It's thinking about performance and the sonor and desert. So I would say that it is a a building of its time and place. >> That's a wonderful answer. Um members, any other any questions? Yes. Recognized.
>> U thank you very much. Good pres very good presentation. I'm very familiar with this this project and that and the the execution of this is very good. I I did the construction management of
the original building that is on there right now. Thankfully, I didn't do the remodel, but uh the the thing of is this area is very the most difficult spec I ever did build. of all the h
hospitals and and hotels and everything. This was the most difficult setting to do in 1970s because of what the Salt River project allowed at the time, the height restrictions, everything. It made it
very difficult. Nowadays, because of gradual improvements in planning, a lot of cooperation with SRP and everything because this is, you know, it was a This is a massive thing to do. I believe
me, I went through it. This is very well done. My only question is for the architect, and I worked for a bunch of architects, so I know how this works. Is that on the glazing, do you know what the R value is on that glazing? And if if it's facing if if it's facing west
side or anything like that, is it changeable as far as what the what the glazing will be? Yeah, great question, Commissioner Gonzalez. Appreciate that. Um, we are not at the point where we are specifying uh glazing with with our
value, except to say that everything that we're going to do is going to achieve at the very minimum the requirements by by the uh energy code for uh for Scottsdale and and the state. Uh and again our ethos our our clients
responsibility and goals here is to create comfort for our users and as such everything that we're going to do is going to be about selecting the right uh material and the right location. >> Are you going are you going to use a
chiller system on top? >> Uh again the the final selection of the of the mechanical system is is pending. We're still working through that but again Uh needless to say it's going to be a high performing system that is
going to you know going to really make this a high performance building. >> Okay. And then um do you know if if with the glazing whichever direction you're doing it is is the glazing going to o open
to a to a hallway or is it going to be through doorway system? Do you know any of that particular >> uh if I understand your your question uh again to be determined whether the units themselves will have operable windows within the units.
>> Okay, >> that's a question I think that's a that's a question our clients is is pondering right now in regards to the market and what the market wants. >> Uh in regards to daylight within the hallways if that's part of your question. >> Yes, sir. We made every effort right now
in early planning to create really great indoor spaces uh that are that are public and uh emphasizing really getting people downstairs, getting people active, getting people down to the public plaza and the amenities plaza.
The final let me see I can find if I may uh go back to a slide here where we are with the unit layout uh plan is this is a diagram. So you can sort of see we're optimizing uh the the edges for tenants. So uh so to answer if I understand your
question correctly, the second part of it, these are purple areas which are the uh the uh common walkways, they will not have daylight. We're saving those for the tenants and we're hoping people are uh going downstairs. >> Okay. And then
um with on the elevator system that you're going to use on this to go all the way from um the parking all the way up. Is it going to be in two two phases as far as like it goes up to like a certain level and then switches over or is it
going to be all one particular tunnel? >> Great great question. Once again, uh, our client's intention is this is a, uh, a quality project that delivers first class service to the tenants and the
users of the public space. So, in that regards, we'll be working with uh, elevator consultants to make sure that the stops and and all the the timing and all of that as it's integrating with the with the garages works to provide the highest level of service. Where on this
are um on this footprint are you having the the their stairwell? >> Great question. Uh was as these are two separate buildings. Each one of these buildings will have two separate uh exit points for the northeast tower here.
Here's here's the stair here and it tracks all the way down certainly uh to the to uh the required exiting at the plaza and also up from the parking level below. And here's the other uh stair associated the red part is the building core with the elevators and and the
stairs. And on this building, you can sort of see again elevator stairs and then the second stair down here to meet uh exiting requirements. >> Are you planning on any external LED lighting alongside the building facade or anything? >> Absolutely. I think uh that's going to
be key to the success of creating this great ambiance for this project that is consistent with downtown Scottsdale. Uh landscape lighting primarily to really create the mood. Uh we expect that a lot of the wonderful sort of lighting is going to also come from the tenants. We
want to highlight their uh the restaurants and the activities. You can sort of see in this image here that's an outdoor dining deck. So certainly in uh minimum lighting for life safety along per required by code for landscape will
amplify that to create again this this uh this ambiance that our clients are trying to build. >> Real good. Thank you very much and I appreciate it. And just one reminder I I like the landscaping and everything. Just remember that as much we need as much shade as possible to really utilize
these plazas. Yes sir. So, I really appreciate your efforts and thank you very much. >> Thank you, Commissioner. >> Thank you, Commissioner. Any any other questions? Uh, chair recognizes uh Mr. Paser. Um, I don't know if this is going to be a question for you or for staff,
but the city still we adopt the green building construction code and does this type of structure have to comply with the green building construction code, which would mean that as far as to answer your question, all
the glass in the building is going to have to be low rated glass for insulation and values and whatnot. Correct. Uh, yes, Councilman Quasman and board member Paser, it is going to have to be IGCC compliant.
>> Okay. And I guess do you have just one level of parking underground? >> Yes. Let me if I may share that with you, board member. >> I don't know why I was thinking when I read through the packet that we got. >> Yeah.
>> The very long packet that we got, uh, I was thinking for some reason that you were going down three levels. And I thought, wow, that's really unique because it's such a small space there. >> The interesting part about this site as cited um by Commissioner Gonzalez is
there are um a couple of significant great changes. >> Right. >> So, as such, we are if you if you remember the site now, currently there's daylight on the souththeast corner, correct, of the garage. We're maintaining that at that point, but we're doing going one level below right
here. So, one lo below. >> Okay. >> Sort of a a half garage and then upwards. >> So, and I don't remember this, but how many parking spaces are you providing? >> I believe it's in the spirit of 400 480 490
>> and and what's required? >> Less than that. Uh, Councilman Quasman and board member Peaser. Uh, in the during the zoning uh, process, a parking master plan was approved that customized parking for the entire Scottsdale Collection PVD. Uh, I
don't recall exactly what was required for this particular site, but it it is in compliance with >> that's fine. It's in the packet that you sent us. I just couldn't remember the numbers because we talked so much about parking from time to time. So, no, I I actually like this project very much. I liked it when I first saw it and I
thought to myself, you know, this is going to be a a real entryway into Scottsdale coming from the north. I mean, this is a Scottsdale and Camelback as a premier site. And to put two towers up there like that with the waterfront at 13 stories on the other side, that's
going to be that's going to be quite an interesting unique intersection there. And I I like this project very much. >> Thank you. Thank you, members. Chair recognizes Mr. Mason. And looking at your site plans, how much
shade from the buildings will be on the uh plaza area, particularly in the evening hours or late afternoon hours when people might be doing that either from buildings across the street or from what you have on your site because it would affect the usability of the restaurant areas and the plaza itself.
How much how has that been planned? >> Uh fantastic question. um using this site plan as sort of a way to talk about that, you know, in the in the way that we've planned the towers, the buildings themselves, we're going to get natural shading, as you point out, from these
buildings all along this public uh space. And so there'll be a tow. Let me get through the massing. get another view of the so you can sort of see even at even at the point where the building steps back,
we're still going to have a twostory building behind us in the summertime to block the sun. So most of the most of the PL plaza will be shaded by the by the building massing itself to be supplemented by the robust landscape
program that we've discussed. Thank you. I really like this project. It looks a very inspired design. It's going to be a real good addition to Scottsdale. Thank you. >> Thank you. With that, do I have a motion
uh uh to approve 19 DR2023 city center at Scottsdale Collection? >> Yes. I'd make a motion. Motion to move to approve case number 19 DR 2023 including the locations of public art per the staff recommendations
stipulations after finding that the development application meets the development review award criteria and the additional findings for the development in Oldtown area. >> I'll second that. >> Councilman Quasman >> I.
>> Commissioner Gonzalez. >> Yes. >> Board member Paser. >> Yes. Board member Mason. >> Yes. >> Motion passes. Thank you. >> Thank you. That concludes uh today's agenda. Do I hear a motion to uh a motion to
adjourn and a sec? I have that motion and I have a second. The eyes have it. Do have it. So order. Thank you, board members.