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ZMA201600015:
OAKLEIGH
Albemarle County
Board of Supervisors
February 8th, 2017
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COMPREHENSIVE PLAN
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OVERVIEW OF THE REQUEST
Relevant history:
• Rezoning approval for up to 109 dwelling units and 28,800 square
feet of commercial space (ZMA200700004).
• Site plan approval for 108 dwelling units(70 units were condos)
and 14,400 square feet of commercial space under SDP200800101
(approved 5-11-2010).
Currently seeking:
• Ability to construct an approximately 56,000 square foot, 140 bed
assisted living facility,min. 14 dwelling units and 28,800 square
feet of commercial space with revised C.O.D.and proffers
(Scenario A);OR
• Ability to develop under the same application plan previously
approved under ZMA20070004 with revised C.O.D.and proffers
(Scenario B)
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SCENARIO A (ASSISTED LIVING)
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SCENARIO B (EXISTING PLAN)
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SIMILARITIES AND DIFFERENCES
Scenario A Scenario B
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PROFFERS FOR SCENARIO A AND B
• Although Staff found the applicants submitted sufficient justification
for revised cash proffers under Scenario A,the Planning
Commission recommended keeping the existing cash proffers for
both Scenario A and Scenario B.
• Staff and the Planning Commission did not find sufficient
justification to provide a by-right credit for the previously existing
zoning or to revise the cash proffer amounts under Scenario B.
• The Planning Commission recommended retaining the existing
proffer to construct 7.5% of the proffered affordable dwelling units
instead of accepting cash-in-lieu of constructing affordable
dwelling units.
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SIMILARITIES AND DIFFERENCES
Scenario A Scenario B
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SIMILARITIES
The form and uses for Building A and Building B are identical.
The perimeter landscaping for either Scenario is substantially the same. More about
perimeter landscaping later.
The revised Code of Development would permit non-residential uses throughout the
development.
DIFFERENCES
Scenario A provides less greenspace and trees than Scenario B, but maintains the most
significant trees identified by the applicant's arborist.
Scenario A could provide a desired emergency access connection.
Scenario A will likely generate less traffic and school-aged children than Scenario B.
Scenario B may result in constructed affordable housing units as opposed to cash in lieu
of construction.
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FACTORS FOR CONSIDERATION
FAVORABLE FACTORS UNFAVORABLE FACTORS
1. The proposed uses in Scenario A are 1. The proposed cash proffers are
consistent with the Comprehensive Plan not in keeping with the cash
recommendations for use and density.
proffer policy in place when the
2 The proposed assisted living facility will zoning was originally approved.
provide a needed housing-type for
seniors. 2. Scenario A would result in less
3. The proposed assisted living facility greenspace and fewer trees
supports a targeted industry under the being preserved than what is
County's Economic Development Policy. currently Iequired under the
4. A required emergency access MAY existing zoning.
provide an interparcel connection that
addresses a known deficiency in 3. The minimum required number of
emergency access to an existing facility residential dwelling units(14)
5. An assisted living facility and commercial creates the opportunity for
uses in Scenario A will provide higher tax development that may be
revenues than Scenario B and may create inconsistent with the Urban
sufficient tax revenue to mitigate impacts Density Residential designation.
from residential uses on the property.
OUTSTANDING ISSUES AND
RECOMMENDED CHANGES
• Retain original cash proffers made for Scenario B(No)
• Retain original proffers related to tree preservation and affordable
housing for Scenario B (No)
• Revise the COD to require a minimum of 53 dwelling units under
Scenario B(Yes)
• Clarify that Scenario A is only available for an assisted living use
to be established(Yes)
• Other technical changes to the application as necessary to
provide clarity for the administration of development under
Scenario A and Scenario B,including:
• Removing the conceptual location for an emergency access through
the Berkeley subdivision(Yes)
• Verify the adjoining property owner of the Charlottesville Health
and Rehabilitation Center site is agreeable to providing
emergency access connection(No...?)
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POSSIBLE ALTERNATIVE
EMERGENCY ACCESS?
ALTERNATIVE EMERGENCY ACCESS LOCATION I �` \
USING THE EXISTING DRIVEWAY IF PREVIOUSLY
APPROVED ROUTE(IN FULL OR PARTIAL)IS NOT
i ACCEPTABLE.EXACT SIZE AND CONSTRUCTION
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SITE PLAN REVIEW
THE PREVXXISLY APPROVED
GARDEN EMERGENCY ACCESS
SPOT LOCATION(ABANDONED)
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RECOMMENDATION AND
SUGGESTED MOTION
Staff cannot recommend approval of ZMA201600015 because not
all of the changes requested by the Planning Commission have
been made to the application.
• Should a Supervisor desire to approve:"Move to
approve ZMA201600015 (Scenario A and Scenario B)
with proffers."
• Should a Supervisor desire to deny:"Move to deny
ZMA201600015 (Scenario A and Scenario B)."
(Should a Supervisor recommend denial,he or she should state the
reason(s)for recommending denial.)
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