QUESTION
How are conflicts between manufacturing and commercial uses addressed in the development?
0:40:09
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Structural and operational strategies are implemented to prevent conflicts between manufacturing and commercial uses in the proposed development.
- Separate entrances and elevator banks are designed for manufacturing spaces and office areas.
- A freight elevator is accessible from 22nd Street to accommodate manufacturing needs.
- The project incorporates both commercial and retail uses within an upzoned area with increased bulk, facilitating a mix of uses.
- Retail space is minimal, primarily aimed at housing a local food store to serve building occupants and the surrounding community.
- The primary focus is on light manufacturing and office spaces operated by the Parts Authority.
Kevin C. Riley
0:40:09
How are you addressing potential conflicts between the manufacturing uses and the commercial usage?
Richard Lobel
0:40:14
Yes.
0:40:14
So there are separate entrances for the lobby, for the offices above as well as the manufacturing uses.
0:40:23
There's a separate elevator bank.
0:40:24
Allows for freight elevators coming off of 22nd Street.
0:40:28
In addition, the local area, while this is an up zoning with a lot more bulk, the existing MO1 district would allow for this mix of commercial and retail uses.
0:40:37
The retail is really a small part of the project, which is intended to be for a local food store in order to service the building occupants in the surrounding area while the uses above are generally centered on the operator parts authority who is going to be operating the light manufacturing in some of the office space.
