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ORD 2019-02 Adopted (Rezoning Riverside Village to D) ORDINANCE NO. 2019-02 TO AMEND THE ZONING MAP OF THE CITY OF NORTH AUGUSTA, SOUTH CAROLINA BY REZONING t 9.58 ACRES OF LAND OWNED BY GREENSTONE PROPERTIES.AND LOCATED WEST OF GEORGIA AVENUE BETWEEN THE NORTH AUGUSTA GREENEWAY AND THE SAVANNAH RIVER, AIKEN COUNTY TAX PARCELS#007-18-05-002.007-18-05-004,007-14-19-001,007- 14-19-005. 007-14-19-007,007-17-02-005. 007-17-02-008. 007-18-06-001.007-17-02-006. 007-17-02-004. and 007-13-42-003.FROM PD, PLANNED DEVELOPMENT, TO D DOWNTOWN. WHEREAS,on December 17,2007, by Ordinance 2007-22,the North Augusta City Council adopted the North Augusta Development Code and a citywide Zoning Map which is consistent with the City's North Augusta 2017 Comprehensive Plan; and WHEREAS, pursuant to Section 5.3, North Augusta Development Code, the North Augusta Planning Commission may recommend amendments to the Zoning Map, provided such amendments are consistent with the City's North Augusta 2017 Comprehensive Plan; and WHEREAS, the North Augusta Planning Commission, following an April 18, 2019, public hearing, reviewed and considered a request by Greenstone, LLC, to amend the Official Zoning Map of North Augusta from Planned Development(PD)to Downtown,Mixed Use(D). The Planning Commission report has been provided to City Council. NOW THEREFORE, BE IT ORDAINED BY THE MAYOR AND CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF NORTH AUGUSTA, SOUTH CAROLINA, IN MEETING DULY ASSEMBLED AND BY THE AUTHORITY THEREOF, THAT: I. The property owned by the owned by Greenstone Properties, and located west of Georgia Avenue between the North Augusta Greeneway and the Savannah River, Aiken County Tax Parcels #007-18-05-002, 007-18-05-004, 007-14-19- 001, 007-14-19-005, 007-14-19-007, 007-17.02-005, 007-17-02-008, 007-18- 06-001,007-17-02-006, 007-17-02-004. and 007-13-42-003,from PD, Planned Development to D,Downtown. IL Said property being officially rezoned to the classification D,Downtown zoning, more specifically in accordance with the map attached hereto as Exhibit"A,"the official Zoning Map of the City of North Augusta is to be so amended. III. All ordinances or parts of Ordinances in conflict herewith are, to the extent of such conflict,hereby repealed. IV. This Ordinance shall become effective immediately upon its adoption on third and final reading. DONE, RATIFIED AND ADOPTED BY THE MAYOR AND CITY COUNCIL OF T ITY OF NORTH AUGUSTA,SOUTH CAROLINA, ON THIS_'A0 DAY OF� 2019. First Reading Robert A. Pettit,Mayo Second Reading O� Third and Final Reading O 'A/9 ATTEST: A".&a lJ lftutkl Sharon Lamar, City Clerk ATTACHMENT #5 Department of Planning and Development Memorandum # 19-007 To: B.Todd Glover, City Administrator From: Libby Hodges, Director of Planning& Development Subject: Application number RZM19.001—Riverside Village Rezoning—A request by the Greenstone Development, LLC,to rezone is 9.58 acres of land located along West of Georgia Avenue between the North Augusta Greeneway and the Savannah River,Aiken County Tax Parcels007-18-05-002, 007-18-05-004,007- 14-19-001,007-14.19-005,007-14-19-007,007.17.02-005, 007-17-02-008,007- 18-06-001,007-17-02-006,007-17-02-004 and 007-13-42.003 from PD, Planned Development to D, Downtown Mixed Use Zoning. Date: April 29, 2019 Plannine Commission Recommendation On April 18, 2019, after a duly advertised and convened public hearing,the Planning Commission considered a request by Greenstone Development, LLC,to rezone± 9.58 acres of land on land located along West of Georgia Avenue between the North Augusta Greeneway and the Savannah River,from PD, Planned Development to D, Downtown Mixed Use Zoning, The Planning Commission, on a vote of 7-0,voted in favor a recommendation to City Council to rezone the property as proposed. Attached is the Staff Report associated with the request along with the proposed ordinance. Department of Planning North -,�j Augusta lr and Development south co'linos Rireffloni Protect Staff Report RZM19-001 Riverside Village Rezoning Prepared by: Kuleigh Baker/Libby Hodges Meeting Date:April 18, 2019 SECTION 1: PROJECT SUMMARY Project Name Riverside Village Rezoning Applicant Greenstone Properties Address/Location West of Georgia Avenue between the North Augusta Greeneway and the Savannah River Parcel Numbers 007-18-05-002, 007-18-05-004, 007-14-19-001, 007-14-19-005, 007-14-19-007, 007-17-02-005, 007-17-02-008, 007-18-06-001, 007-17-02-006, 007-17-02-004. and 007-13-42-003 Total Development Size t 9.58 acres Existing Zoning PD, Planned Development Overlay N/A Traffic impact Tier N/A Proposed Use Mixed Use Development Proposed Zoning D, Downtown Future Land Use Mixed Use SECTION 2: PLANNING COMMISSION CONSIDERATION Section 5.3 of the North Augusta Development Code (NADC) provides uniform procedures for processing changes to the Official Zoning Map. The Planning Commission must use the criteria established in NADC Section 5.3.6 to evaluate each application.These criteria are further analyzed in Section 6 of this report, but are as follows per NADC Section 5.3.6.1-10: 1) The size of the tract(s) in question. 2) Whether the proposal conforms with and furthers the goals of the Comprehensive Plan,other adopted plans, and the goals, objectives, and policies of this Chapter. Specifically, the Planning Commission shall consider the goals stated in 41.2. 3) The relationship of the uses envisioned under the new zoning and the uses currently present in adjacent tracts. In particular, the Planning Commission shall consider whether: a) The proposed rezoning is compatible with the surrounding area; 1 Proiect Staff Rem RZM19-001 Riverside Village Rezoning Prepared by:Kuleigh Baker/Libby Hodges Meeting Date:April 18,2019 b) There will be any adverse effects on the capacity or safety of the portion of street network influenced by the rezoning; c) There will be any adverse effects on existing or planned public utility services in the area; d) Parking problems; or e) Environmental impacts that the new use will generate such as excessive storm water runoff,water,air,or noise pollution,excessive nighttime lighting or other nuisances. 4) Any recent change of character in the area due to installation of public facilities, other zone changes, new growth trends, deterioration and development. 5) The zoning districts and existing land uses of the surrounding properties. 6) Whether the subject property is suitable for the uses to which it has been restricted under the existing zoning classification. 7) Whether the rezoning is compatible with the adjacent neighborhood, especially residential neighborhood stability and character. 8) The length of time the subject property has remained vacant as zoned, if applicable. 9) Whether there is an adequate supply of land available in the subject area and the surrounding community to accommodate the zoning and community needs including, but not limited to, affordable housing and economic development. 10)Whether the existing zoning was in error at the time of adoption. The Planning Commission may recommend approval or denial of this request according to NADC § 5.1.3. The Planning Commission's recommendation is then forwarded to the City Council for their consideration per NADC§5.3.5.3. SECTION 3: PUBLIC NOTICE Per NADC Table 5-1, a notice of the rezoning request and scheduled date of the Planning Commission public hearing was mailed to the owners of property within 200 feet of the subject property on April 1, 2019. The property was posted with the required public notice on April 3, 2019. A public notice of the rezoning request and scheduled date of the Planning Commission public hearing was published in The Star and on the City's website at www.northaupusta.net on April 3, 2019. Page 2 of 10 Project Staff Report RZM19-001 Riverside Village Rezoning Prepared by:Kuleigh Baker/Libby Hodges Meeting Date:April 18,2019 SECTION 4: SITE HISTORY Historically, the area proposed for rezoning was the industrial center of North Augusta. The original plats of the City of North Augusta called for this area to be the commercial and manufacturing center of the City, which it was, until these businesses went into decline for a number of reasons. More recently, the property remained vacant for many years due to site contamination and other development limitations until the city purchased the property with the intent to redevelop. This area provides a vital public river access through this property and the nearby Riverview Park. The parcels proposed for rezoning are a portion of a previous Planned Development(PD)usually referred to as "Hammond's Ferry." The commercial portion of the site is often referred to as "Riverside Village." The first Planned Development (PD) General Development Plan (GDP) for Hammond's Ferry was approved by the Planning Commission on July 25, 2002 and Ordinance 2002-23 was adopted by City Council on December 12, 2002. There have been several modifications to the original PD ordinance and associated General Development Plan. Throughout this time,the property has been subject to several agreements between the City and site developers in the form of development agreements and parking agreements.The site is also subject to restriction imposed by the Hammond's Ferry Business District Association, incorporated in 2008. The most recent revision to the general development plan was for Phase 8, the town center, including the stadium and commercial area. At the May 21, 2015 meeting of the Planning Commission, the major modification to the GDP and PD ordinance were reviewed and recommended for approval by City Council. City Council adopted Ordinance No. 2015-14, on August 3, 2015. As stated in the Ordinance, these changes were in response to changing economic conditions, development codes, and development opportunities on the site and has resulted in the current development on the site. The property has become a model for redevelopment through careful planning and innovative development. This proposal is a continuation of the development of the site. Page 3 of 10 Proiect Staff Report RZM19-001 Riverside Village Rezoning Prepared by:Kuleigh Baker/Libby Hodges Meeting Date:April 18,2019 SECTION 5: EXISTING SITE CONDITIONS Existing Land Use Future Land Use Zoning Subject Mixed Use (residential, Mixed Use PD, Planned Parcels hotel, restaurants, Development recreation,and other commercial uses) North Greeneway, Brick Pond Park Parks, Recreation,Open PD, Planned Space, and Conservation Development/ P, Public Use [East uth Savannah River N/A N/A Mixed Use(residential, golf Mixed Use PD, Planned course and clubhouse) Development est Mixed Use(residential, Mixed Use PD, Planned restaurants, and other Development commercial uses) Access_7 The site currently has access from Center Street and Railroad Avenue via Riverside Boulevard or Crystal Lake Drive. The site also has access from the North Augusta Greeneway. A Traffic Impact Analysis was previously completed for Phase B that encompassed a significant study area to review the potential Impacts of a large scale development and future growth on existing traffic. Topography—The property is relatively flat.The majority of Riverside Village was graded at the start of construction on Phase B of Hammond's Ferry. Utilities—Water and sanitary sewer is available from adjacent sites. Final capacity analysis will be provided by Engineering and Utilities prior to final permitting, but is not anticipated to be an issue. Floodplain—Portions of the site fall within the 100 year floodplain. Drainage Basin —This site is located within the Crystal Lake Basin as designated on the City of North Augusta Stormwater Management's Drainage Basin Map. The 2014 Stormwater Management Stream Water quality Assessment Summary lists the Pole Branch Basin as 100% within the city limits and reports an overall fair water quality.This means studies have indicated water quality impairments in several categories including the levels of nitrates, ammonia, and manganese found in samples. This basin has been ranked as a high priority for water quality improvements through best management practices and other water quality improvement projects to decrease the possibility of overtopping ponds in the system. Page 4 of 10 Proiect Staff Report RZM19-001 Riverside Village Rezoning Prepared by:Kuleigh Baker/Libby Hodges Meeting Date:April 18,2019 SECTION 6: STAFF EVALUATION AND ANALYSIS 1. The size of the tract in question(§5.3.6.1). Parcels 007-18-05-002, 007-18-05-004, 007-14-19-001, 007-14-19-005, 007-14-19-007, 007-17-02-005, 007-17-02-008, 007-18-06-001, 007-17-02-006, 007-17-02-004 and 007- 13-42-003 are a combined total of±9.58 acres.This is a small portion of the overall±195 acres contained in the PD. 2. Whetherthe proposal conforms with and furthers the goals of the Comprehensive Plan, other adopted plans, and the goals, objectives, and policies of the Development Code, §1.2(§5.3.6.2). The rezoning request satisfies several core principles and key initiatives of the current Comprehensive Plan. The D, Downtown Mixed Use designation supports flexibility in development standards in order to encourage mixes of uses and infill development, providing urban amenities to existing and new residents, a mixture of housing types, connection to the Greeneway,encouraging pedestrian and bicycle access to the area,and will access to cultural resources such as the Riverview Amphitheater and the Greenjackets Stadium. By changing these properties to the "D — Downtown Mixed Use" zoning, the Planning Department envisions this as a first step to developing a Downtown Master Plan(Initiative 1)and updating the Downtown codes to better reflect the goals of revitalizing,redefining, and allowing flexibility in fostering the development of a functional, vibrant downtown core for the City. The city has identified Downtown as a priority investment area and a place to encourage mixed use and progressive development(Initiative 2). 3. The relationship of the uses envisioned under the new zoning and the uses currently present in adjacent tracts. In particular,the Planning Commission shall consider whether as stated In§5.3.6.3 of the NADC: a. The proposed rezoning is compatible with the surrounding area; The proposed rezoning is compatible with the surrounding area. Downtown zoning exists just north of the subject sites, and this site is seen as an extension of the existing downtown commercial core.Through the PD, Phase B has been programmed to be an urban town center, similar to the existing downtown area. Page 5 of 10 Proiect Staff Report RZM19-001 Riverside Village Rezoning Prepared by:Kuleigh Baker/Libby Hodges Meeting Date:April 18,2019 Is, There will be any adverse effects on the capacity or safety of the portion of street network influenced by the rezoning; Access would be provided from existing roadways. The rezoning would not affect the existing street network or capacity. c. There will be any adverse effects on existing or planned public utility services in the area; The existing utility network accommodates the anticipated development potential of the subject property based on the sizes of the sanitary sewer line located near the site and availability of potable water and sanitary sewer from the City of North Augusta. d. Parking problems;or Parking for the site will continue to be provided based on existing parking agreements and the requirements of the North Augusta Development Code. The applicant has provided a list of the properties and parking and confirms that parking on the site will be sufficient at this time. Staff will continue to monitor parking allocation as the sites continue to develop. The following is an analysis of the Parking Space Allocation spreadsheet attached to this report: • The total parking spaces required per the PD use is 1,708. This is the total number of parking spaces required per the PD for all lots in Riverside Village, developed and non-developed based on the square footages supplied for future development. This does not match the amount required per the parking agreement. • The total parking spaces for "public" parking per the parking agreement is 1,388 parking spaces. This creates a difference of 320 spaces between the PD and the Parking Agreement. • In gross numbers, the total number of parking spaces provided in the decks and on-street is 1,767. This is, in total, greater than the 1,708 required by the PD. • The total number of dedicated parking spaces is 1,618, which is 260 spaces over the parking required by the agreement, though it is still less than the PD requires (1,708 spaces). "Dedicated" is meant as parking assigned to a particular use or building. • If the spaces reserved through the parking agreement are removed (those spaces reserved for the Hotel, Medac Employees, retail, office use,etc.) 378 spaces remain available for use. Page 6 of 10 Project Staff Report RZM19-001 Riverside Village Rezoning Prepared by:Kuleigh Baker/Libby Hodges Meeting Date:April 18,2019 Additional Staff Commentary: • On-street parking for any given lot will not be labeled specifically for those parcels. These spaces will be metered and open to the public. They will not be reserved. These are intended for short term retail or restaurant use. • The parking decks are intended for longer-term parking.These spaces are intended for conference attendees, retail and restaurant employees,and those choosing to park in the deck if on-street parking is not available. • Event parking is handled separately through an event parking plan.This includes the parking decks, surrounding temporary lots and surface lots in downtown. • Parking Is dynamic, so cars will come and go. All spaces will not be occupied all the time. • There will be a small portion of visitors that will not need additional parking to visit the area. This form of development is meant to encourage pedestrian and bicycle access through the Greeneway, sidewalks,and proximity to residences. e. Environmental Impacts that the new use will generate such as excessive storm water runoff, water, air, or noise pollution, excessive nighttime lighting or other nuisances. The proposed rezoning does not appear to create any additional environmental impacts. Each site plan must comply with all applicable development standards in the Development Code, including the state and federal standards associated with stormwater management, water and air pollution. City design standards and municipal codes are in place to address noise pollution and excessive nighttime lighting. 4. Any recent change of character In the area due to installation of public facilities,other zone changes, new growth trends,deterioration and development(§5.3.6.4(. This rezoning directly addresses a change in character and new growth trends in the area. With the completion of most of the infrastructure in and around Phase B of the Hammond's Ferry Planned development, the outlines of what development can take place are currently in place and will not be significantly altered. The only remaining surface street that is not complete is Front Street in Phase A of the PD, which is outside the bounds of what is proposed to be changed to the D, Downtown Mixed Use zoning at this time. S. The zoning districts and existing land uses of the surrounding properties (§5.3.6.5). The proposed zoning classification will remain mixed use, which should not adversely impact the current surrounding single-family residential uses or commercial Page 7 of 10 Project Staff Report RZM19-DOI Riverside Village Rezoning Prepared by:Kulelgh Baker/Libby Hodges Meeting Date:April 18,2019 development, as it is no different than what exists currently and what has been planned for this property. 6. Whether the subject property is suitable for the uses to which it has been restricted under the existing zoning classification (§5.3.6.6). The existing Planned Development ordinance allows for uses in the D, Downtown zoning district.The subject properties are suitable for the proposed uses under both the existing and requested zoning district. 7. Whether the rezoning is compatible with the adjacent neighborhood, especially residential neighborhood stability and character(§5.3.6.7). The rezoning is compatible with the existing residential neighborhood's stability and character. A mix of building styles and uses are encouraged in the existing Planned Development ordinance and the requested Downtown zoning. The Hammond's Ferry Business District Association will continue the architectural review and approval of any buildings within the agreed bounds of the property owner's association. B. The length of time the subject property has remained vacant as zoned, if applicable (§5.3.6.8). Prior to approval of the PD, the property was vacant for many years. After the introduction of the PD,the site has quickly developed into a thriving mixed use district. 9. Whether there is an adequate supply of land available in the subject area and the surrounding community to accommodate the zoning and community needs including, but not limited to,affordable housing and economic development(§5.3.6.9). The amount of land available in this particular area is limited by existing development to the west,the Georgia Avenue to the east, Brick Pond Park to the north,and the Savannah River to the south. 30.Whether the existing zoning was In error at the time of adoption (§5.3.6.10). The existing zoning of PD, Planned Development has been in place since the adoption of the Hammond's Ferry Planned Development Ordinance No. 2002-03 in December 2002. This does not appear to have been done in error. Page 8 of 10 Protect Staff Report RZM19-001 Riverside Village Rezoning Prepared by:Kuleigh Baker/Libby Hodges Meeting Date:April 18,2019 SECTION 7: STAFF RECOMMENDATION The rezoning request directly addresses the change in character and development of the area. Staff would like to note that this request was coordinated with the input and understanding of the Planning and Development Department to address issues that have arisen with the existing PD Ordinance.These issues prevented staff from processing variances or waivers that would have been in the City's interest or that were the result of situations not anticipated by the PD,such as opportunities for different mixes of uses and square footages in the project. This zoning change will allow the developer additional discretion to respond to changing market and economies of scale resulting from the existing successful development of the remainder of the sites in this proposal. With the completion of the infrastructure in and around Phase B of the Hammond's Ferry Planned Development, the outlines of what development can take place are currently in place and will not be significantly altered. This rezoning would serve to extend the "Downtown" to the river area and formalize the recognition that this is an extension of our downtown. With most urban form developments, the Planning Department should be less concerned with exactly what goes within the buildings, instead focusing on general building location, public safety, and public resource allocation. Staff would like to emphasize that approval of this zoning does not in any way negate or alter any existing agreements on the site.This includes the existing Parking Agreement and Development Agreement. Just as in any private property owner's association, the Planning and Development Department has a limited role in enforcing the covenants of private property owner associations such as the Hammond's Ferry Business District Association, which will remain place as incorporated in 2008. However,this should not be taken as the Department abandoning its role in enforcing or creating any development standards for the Downtown district. Staff recommends that this rezoning be used to encourage the creation of a downtown parking plan, revision of the existing downtown development codes, and Downtown Master Plan. As discussed with the Commissioners at previous meetings,a downtown code work group has been convened and progress is being made towards these code revisions. Further public involvement will be coordinated when these changes are further developed. It should be noted that any development proposals currently under review will not be affected by these changes and will be reviewed by the existing PD criteria. This includes Parcel G, the Stadium Parking Deck and the Amphitheater at Riverside Village. Based on the analysis and evaluation of each review criteria outlined above,the Department has determined the application is complete.A recommendation by the Planning Commission for the Page 9 of 10 Proiect Staff Report RZM19-001 Riverside Village Rezoning Prepared by:Kuleigh eakerAibby Hodges Meeting Date:April 18,2019 rezoning of Parcel Numbers 007-18-05-002,007-18-05-004,007-14-19-001,007-14-19-005,007- 14-19-007, 007-17-02-005, 007-17-02-008, 007-18-06-001, 007-17-02-006, 007-17-02-004, and 007-13-42-003 to rezone ±9.58 acres from PD, Planned Development to D, Downtown, is appropriate forthis site. SECTION 8: ATTACHMENTS 1. Site/Aerial Map 2. Topography 3. Current Zoning Map 4. Future Land Use Map 5. Site Photos 6. Notification Letter 7. PD 15-001 Exhibit A Phasing Map 8. Application Materials cc Addie Head, Greenstone Properties Page 10 of 10 i`. ..y•, fit,, . ➢�,. r y, U !� l r, x .jam ~r 007 13 42 003 m s r0074419 007 0W 1419 005 1 W 007.02 u q� 0071702 004• � 007L05001 6Y o '.dJ 007 117 02.008 8' 007180 0 002 m +"1 RUNT. 007 1805 004 2 r 1,r l North �~� Aerial Map AU uStiII/ Application RZM 19-001 �E s1101) 1 fill Riverside Village Rezoning no 130 0 260 reel Date 4/10/2019 1p 'Pd y6a 121 r2B ♦� 15 �� 162 v p26 q`,pI\u�' 139 a 13e iz o.. r?B U ��J v 1" 111V//> ��� \B ✓L 1 � t . 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Dear North Augusta Property Owner: Greenstone Properties has made a request to rezone t 9.58 acres of land located west of Georgia Avenue between the North Augusta Greenaway and the Savannah River, Aiken County Tax Parcel Numbers: 007-18-05-002, 007-18-05.004, 007-14-19-001, 007-14-19.005, 007-14-19.007, 007-17-02-005, 007-17-02-008, 007-18-06-001, 007- 17-02-006, 007-17-02-004, and 007-13-42-003 from PD, Planned Development to D. Downtown. The North Augusta Planning Commission will hold a public hearing to collect public input and to consider the rezoning application on Thursday, April 18, 2019. Following the public hearing, the Planning Commission will prepare a recommendation for City Council consideration and action. The Planning Commission public hearing will begin at 7:00 p.m. In the City Council Chambers on the third floor of the North Augusta Municipal Center, 100 Georgia Avenue. You are welcome to attend this public hearing. A map of the project area is enclosed, along with a copy of the public hearing notice that will be published in The Star on April 3, 2019. If you have any questions about this application or need additional information, please contact the Department of Planning and Development at 803-441-4221. Sincerely, Libby Hodges, MCP Director of Planning and Development City of North Augusta, South Carolina Planning Commission PUBLIC HEARING NOTICE The North Augusta Planning Commission will hold a public hearing at its regular monthly meeting beginning at 7:00 PM on April 18, 2019, in the Council Chambers, North Augusta Municipal Center, 100 Georgia Avenue, North Augusta, South Carolina, to receive public input on the following applications: RZT 19-001 —A request by the City of North Augusta to amend Section 3.6.4.5.2, Development Standards within the P, Public Use Zoning District and Section 3.8.1.1, Applicability of the Corridor Overlay Districts to the P, Public Use Zoning District. RZM 19-001 —A request by Greenstone Properties to rezone t 9.58 acres of land located west of Georgia Avenue between the North Augusta Greeneway and the Savannah River, Aiken County Tax Parcels: 007-18-05- 002, 007-18-05-004, 007-14-19-001, 007-14-19-005, 007-14-19-007, 007- 17-02-005, 007-17-02-008, 007-18-06-001, 007-17-02-006, 007-17-02-004, and 007-13-42-003 from PD, Planned Development to D, Downtown. Copies of the proposed amendments to the North Augusta Development Code and a map and documents related to the rezoning application will be available in the Department of Planning and Development on the second floor of the North Augusta Municipal Center, 100 Georgia Avenue, North Augusta, South Carolina, 803-441-4221. Citizens and property owners interested in expressing a view on any matter that is the subject of a public hearing are encouraged to attend. CITIZEN ASSISTANCE: Individuals needing special assistance or a sign interpreter to participate in the meeting are asked to please notify the Department of Planning and Development at 803-441-4221 at least 48 hours prior to the meeting. Current Zoning: PD, Planned Development Proposed Zoning: D, Downtown m m CR, D,Downtown 3 ��T Cnbcal R-51 Mixed ResidentialQ N R-5, Mixed � Areas Residential ws D. Downtown m P, Pubic Use �, m wEsr of � A U U C n PD, PlannedDevelopment P,..Public.Use w w U PD, Planned Development w�r 0 0.0250.05 0.1 0.15 0.2 0 0.0250.05 0.15 0.2 :liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiitluliles Miles Application RZM19-001 North A request to rezone approximately 9.58 acres from PD, Planned Development to D. Downtown ALIgUSta / Tax Parcel Numbers 007-18-05-002, 007-18-05-004, 007-14-19-001, 007-14-19-005, 007-14-19-007, .,..,n.. ,mnom. 007-17-02-005, 007-17-02-008, 007-18-06-001,007-17-02-006, 007-17-02-004, and 007-13-42-003 Date: 3/292019 e 1.01 avni.aa.vos.00� f x OIY}N IIWTI AY A a Jim Kjmley»Horn HAMMOND'S FERRY GENERAL DEVELOPMENT PIAN MODIFICATION on.v , ,, - MASTERP HI ITA a. u $ 1 � Q Ell � ., IJ 1 SPV PNNAH RIVER ,unurt�¢ „ f1P 610f\9LtA0! � � ra„wmen wum ,� . 'i CRANSTON Application for Development Approval North --'-\Augusta Please type or print all information south['unlhnlrti wuerfronr Staff use Application Number R Inig -ovt Date Received 3115119 Review Fee X25 D Deta Pall15 19 1. Project Name Rlveraide Village Project Address/Location Went of Osor9la Avenue between the North Augusta Greenaway and%a Savannah River;Rellroad Avenue Total Project Acreage _ -29 Acres Current Zoning Planned Development Tax Parcel Number(s) Sea Attachment"Riverside Village Tax Parcel Numbers" 2. IicantlOwner Name Chris Schoen 404-725-5357 APP Applicant Phone _ Mailing Address 3301 Windy Ridge Parkway,suite 32o Cit Atlanta GA 30339 cachoen@gmnsion�properties.com lne- ertles.com ro Y ST _ Zip Email e _ P P 3. Is there a Designated Agent for this project? _—�Z— Yes No If Yes, attach a notarized Designation of Agent form. (required if Applicant Is not property owner) 4. Engineer/Architect/Surveyor James P Dean License No. 27380 Firm Name _Cranston Engineering Group, PC Firm Phone 706.72.2_-1588 Firm Mailing Address 452 Ellis Street City _ Augusta ST GA Zip 30901 _ Email 1pdoan@nnstonengineering.com Signature _ 1'!6x%O 2— Date 3112/2019 5. Is there any recorded restricted covenant or other private agreement that is contrary to, conflicts with or prohibits the use or activity on the property that is the subject of the application? (Check one.) yes V no 6. In accordance with Section 5.1.2.3 of the North Augusta Development Code, I hereby request the City of North Augusta review the attached project plans. The documents required by the City of North Augusta, as outlined in Appendix 8 of the North Augusta Development Code, are attached for the City's review for completeness. The applicant acknowledges that all required documents must be correct and complete to init Rohliance review process. 7. � - r'F//' '— - - ? J14 19 Applicant 10 gna ed Agent Signature Date ('kr15 -5 5Ckoeh Print Applicant or Agent Name 112013 Designation of Agent North AUgUSta� 0 � Please type or print all information l Soufh Carolinws Rtuerfronf This form is required if the property owner is not the applicant. Staff Use Only _I Application Number_KZfrl I`?-oD 1 Date Received '311 f 19 t. Project Name Ntversidevnlage Project Address/Location West of Georgie Avenue between the North Auguefa Greenaway and the Savannah River;Railroad Avenu Project Parcel Number(s) , See Attachment"Riverside Village Tax Parcel Numbers' 2. Property Owner Name Chris Schoen Owner Phone 404.725.5357 Mailing Address 3301 Windy Ridge Parkway,Suite 320 City Atlanta ST GA Zip 30339 Email cschoen@graanstona-pmpemec.com 3. Designated Agent Addie Head Relationship to Owner Employee of Owner Firm Name Greenstone Properties Phone 404421.5807 Agent's Mailing Address 3301 Windy Ridge Parkway,Sults 320 city Atlanta ST OA Zip 30339 Email ahead@greenstone-propenlee.com Agent's Signature _ Date 0?,, PI 4. i hereby designate the above-named person (Line 3) to serve as my agent and represent me in the referenced applicaa on. 19 Owner Signature 1 ` Date p S. Sworn su scribed to before me on this I day Of __N�a.Y L1 _ 20 1 No-- y-r--- feV.71U dr :i III L�27 TARy;fiP'� FJ P REa Commission Expiration Date = ; GEORGIA 02-JO-23 ' 'bUB1.tG.•� _ 1110,1111%0 COuc�.`�` U2013 Application Submittal and Review—Rezoning Riverside Village—03/14/2019 I. A statement of the reasons for seeking the rezoning or conditional rezoning and any proposed Justifications therefore: We would like to submit the"29 acres of Riverside Village for rezoning from a Planned Development Zoning to a Downtown District Zoning(3.3.3.5 D, Downtown Mixed-Use District); specifically,the Georgia Avenue Overlay District. Riverside Village is a unique mixed-use environment creating a bustling community where constituents can live,work, and play. At It's completion,the village will house over 20 various commercial uses as well as a stadium, an amphitheater,class A office space,a luxury hotel, and numerous living opportunities.All of these additions to the community facilitate a true sense of place as well as a commercial core in between the two cities of Augusta and North Augusta spurring expansion into North Augusta's downtown. The current Planned Development zoning limits Riverside Village from supporting a commercial core.The desire to preserve the natural and scenic features of open space has been achieved and will continue to be a priority for the village.The rezoning of Riverside Village to a downtown district will not affect or conflict with any agreements held between the city or any other entities. Riverside Village Development Summary Parcel Purchaser Use/ Description A Stadium Land Retail shell 14,000 SF of Retail Al The Clubhouse Building 6 Stories Parking Garage 44 Spaces Team Clubhouse Unit 16,2005F Office Unit 15,000 SF of Office Apartments 32 Units A2 Restaurant 8,700 SF of Retail B Stadium Deck 576 Spaces C Office Building 150,000 SF of Office -6 Stories 38 Units & 17,000 SF of Retail -4 D Condos over Retail Stories E Hotel Deck 413 Spaces F lHotel 180 Rooms - 5 Stories 22 Units & 12,500 SF of Retail - 3 G Apartments over Retail Stories GI IJewel Box 400 SF Single Family Housing H /Townhomes 11 Lots I Single Family Housing 6 Lots J LIV Apartments 280 Units -4 Stories K Luxury Apartments 177 Units -6 Stories On-Street Surface Parking 177 Spaces Medac Parking Deck 1601 Spaces Riverside Village Tax Parcel Numbers Tract Owner Size Tax Map Number Use/ Proposed Use A The City of'North Augusta 6.46 Stadium Al Hammond's Ferry Commercial I, LLC 0.80 007-18-05-002 Outfield / Clubhouse Building A2 Greertstmre Hendon Riverside Village, LLC 0.14 007-18-05.004 Ballpark Restaurant B Riverside Village B Owner, LLC 1.67 007-14-19-001 Stadium Parking Deck 81 The City of North Augusta 0.08 Brick Pond B2 The City of North Augusta 0.05 Brick Pond C Rhrerside Village C Owner, LLC 098 007-14-19-005 Office Building Cl The City of North Augusta 0.09 Brick Pond D Riverside Village D Owner, LLC 0.83 007-14-19-007 Residential over Retail Dl The City of North Augusta 1.05 Brick Pond E The City of North Augusta 1.25 Hotel Parking Deck El The City of North Augusta 0.27 Brick Pond F Ackerman Greenstone North Augusta, LLC 1-64 007-17-02-005 Hotel/ Convention Center G Riverside Village G Owner, LLC 0.41 007-17-02-008 Residential over Retail GS Greenstone Hammonds Ferry, LLC 0.01 007-18-06-001 Retail/Gelato H Riverside Village H Owner, LLC 0.69 007-17-02-006 Single Family Homes I Riverside Village I Owner, LLC 0.69 007-17.02-004 Single Family Homes 1 North Augusta Residences, LLC 7.11 Apartments K Riverside Village 1 Owner, LLC 2.12 0D7-13-42-D03 Apartments Kl The City of North Augusta 0.01 Brick Pond L The City of North Augusta 1.97 Riverfront Park Ll The City of North Augusta 0.19 28.51 Deakalee Location of OlMarmrtMMm •RewlrN Parking Deakatetl Imllon of Deakatm _ Total Del"Pod TOOL DNkaeea iype Panel tort" SF Per PD U. 'Priv.].'Parkin[ 'PNurte'Parki[ "Public'Parking Deaaatetl PUMk' pargiv yN.IrrLaM RpulrN parPRreerrNnt Parld, PVN, R,rtmen6 Al 32 56 38 Oubbouse Parking Garage 18 Stadium(reck 56 - 30 Hotel Deck+7 Apariffel G 22 39 37 Orn Street 37 (2) .partments 1 2110 i90 367 Suncce Parkin[ 367 11231 Apartments N 172 310 265 Dermal Parking Garage 5Hotel Deck 2V 10) Conaommgms 0 38 6' 49 Hotel Deck 49 1181 TOTAL 5.9 961 DO WI m 11821 Surg.Farm,(..name., H&'. 11 a4 22 Off-Stine,Pamng 22 (22) Wee Famiry 1Ntachriff H&i 6 12 12 Off Street Parking 12 - TOTAL 17 % 34 34 (22) Hotel f 100 90 20 Off Streit Surface Lot 280 Hotel Dank 300 210 TDTAL 1110 90 ZO 280 300 210 Canmemal Office Spue Al 15,= 38 6 Clubhouse Parking Garage 32 SI.d,.m Deck m 1 Cwmnerml Office Scale C M.000 375 375 Slatlrvm Deck 375 - C..rnal Office Spue Meat/ WIM 150 SCO Maniac sm 3% l0T4 165.000 .l3 6 90J an 351 A lstramm Read Sp ace(mroevenp recall) IRM 35 12 Hotel Deck 32 (23) Retail Space A2 &.JIN 22 10 Hotel Deck 10 (12) Retail SP¢e GOGI 12,910 32 10 Hotel Deck 10 (22) RMwl Scale 0 17,000 o3 10 Hotel Deck 1D (33) Retail 5p.a C 5,000 13 5 HOM Deck 5 )8) I0TRL SJ 1. 9J 47 f97) Stalmm A 45 Is Stall Dock, 45 TOTAL 45 AS 45 T0TALPMNINGSPACIN 1,7011 730 1.3811 t.in aReparemerN palPgrulM Tgal ParkML Parking ark puNk' DeJIXatl m ieni, Party, Pa Rewde ual-1]5 per mukNmtly aweM on. Sttllum Deck 575 470 105 Haiti Deck(assumkrg OXke7Retall-]Pa 40011., SF Canhrerro is caked m) 413 9tl 2 S,k family IaenacMal-'2 cer arvelung•.s cpaees per bear.over 2':1.66eamom house-E284 spaces McMe Deck 801 5110 GO Ln0l,FamAy(Huchaal 2 per jdw flmL omSNeet Pam, m a 169 NmN 0.5 per room Tpbl yTq PIMK DEDKJ%TTD XKES PER MA511 R PARKING AGR85M I : ••Shalom ptlr:550eabtta Spces-IS Al Rmaenls+5 GI U.11frem+32 OHke •'•Noted Deck:1120etlotM Sgces-ISO Hotel Gums-IW Conference OH.,.35 VLN+12 Recent Staff+84 D&G Harahan.+1 CH, .....On Street ParknfaDedaMaSgm 8GH.W-.