Updated Tuesday, Feb. 9, 8:30 p.m.
Proposed design for the duplex, at Jetton Street and Davidson Gateway Drive.
The Town Board voted unanimously Tuesday night, Feb. 9, to approve a minor change in the master plan for Little Gate, a housing development off Jetton Street.
Developer JCB Urban Co. is proposing to replace a previously approved three-story mixed-use building with a 2 1/2-story attached residential duplex, at Jetton Street and Davidson Gateway Drive.
The vote at Tuesday’s meeting came as part of the board’s consent agenda, along with a list other items approved without new public discussion.
Map shows location of proposed duplex in the Exit 30 area. Click to enlarge.
The original master plan for the Little Gate project was approved in 2003. It called for a three-story mixed-use building at the intersection. That building would have had an 840 square-foot ground-floor commercial space, and two residential units.
Seven other detached single-family homes have been built under the original plan. The developer has told the town that a duplex “would be more marketable than the previously approved” structure, according to the town planning staff analysis given to the Town Board.
With the Town Board’s OK, the design next goes to the Design Review Board for approval.
See a full preview of the meeting, “Town board to vote on budget amendments, trail projects.”
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See the town planning staff’s analysis (PDF)
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[...] The proposed change is JCB Urban’s second in the neighborhood in recent weeks. Last month, the board approved the company’s request to replace a mixed-use building across Jetton Street with a residential duplex. (See Feb. 9, 2010, “Town Board OKs plan for Jetton St. duplex.”) [...]