Dublin City Council approves Bridge Park basic site plan and development plan
Next step in process is Planning & Zoning Commission review
(Dublin, OH) – Dublin City Council approved a basic development plan, basic site plan and five waivers for the 30.9 acre Bridge Park development presented by the applicant Crawford Hoying Development Partners at a special meeting of Dublin City Council Tuesday, January 20.
After more than three hours of presentations, discussions and public comments, Council voted to approve the basic development plan, basic site plan and five waivers with stated conditions regarding more refinement to the architecture of the buildings desiring more “wow” factor. They approved:
- A Basic Development Plan, which defines the street network and block layout for the entire 30.9-acre site; and
- A Basic Site Plan, which is for the first phase of the project including eight mixed-use buildings for a total of 371 housing units and 260,000 square feet of commercial development.
The basic development plan and site plan reviews presented in a report to Council summarize the mixed used development site plan, development plan, the review procedures, the Administrative Review Team (ART) comments, the review standards and analysis and the waivers (two proposed for the development plan and three proposed for the site plan). See full report at: http://dublinohiousa.gov/dev/dev/wp-content/uploads/2015/01/Bridge-Park-Basic-Plan-Review-Report.pdf
Council also voted to determine the Planning & Zoning Commission would be the reviewing body for the (final) Development Plan, (final) Site Plan and Master Sign Plan application.
The Basic Plan Reviews are the first steps in the development review process, allowing for feedback on projects at an early stage and to ensure that projects align with the Bridge Street District Area Plan in the Dublin Community Plan. This project is being reviewed by City Council because it involves a Development Agreement between the City of Dublin and the applicant, so the Basic Plan Review will include discussion of the public improvements portions of the project.
Crawford Hoying has been working with the City of Dublin since June 2014 having previously submitting concept plans to City Council and Planning & Zoning Commission for review and feedback.
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Media contact:
Sue Burness
Public Affairs Officer
sburness@dublin.oh.us
614.226.5382
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