Development projects are on the City Planning Commission agenda tonight.
The Board of Zoning Appeals meeting will begin at 6 p.m. on Zoom, followed by the City Planning Commission meeting.
On the agenda for the CPC meeting is the final plat for the Homefield multifamily apartment project at 1111 N. 98th St. This project will have 274 units on property that formerly was occupied by Schlitterbahn water park. A final plan review for this development also is on the agenda.
A final plat for the Village West III apartments, from NorthPoint Development, at 1921 N. 118th St. is on the agenda. There will be 223 multi-family units in the plat, and a final plan for the apartment complex, with 326 units, is also on the agenda.
Also on the agenda is the final plan review for façade repair for Great Wolf Lodge, 10401 Bass Pro Drive, Kansas City, Kansas.
A change of zone from heavy industrial district to traditional neighborhood design district for a mixed use residential and commercial development at 200 S. James St. is on the agenda. KC the Yards 2 is the applicant, and there also is a preliminary plat from the project on the agenda.
KCKCC student housing final plan review, 7250 State Ave., is on the agenda.
A final plat for the Villas of Piper Valley subdivision, for 24 lots at 2951 N. 115th St., is on the agenda.
Also on the agenda is a change of zone from single family district to commercial district for the sale of appliances at 837 Central Ave., and a master plan amendment from urban density to commercial, from Enrique Gomez Chairez.
A special use permit for a transitional group home at 933 Quindaro Blvd. is also on the agenda.
Renewal of a special use permit for an automotive repair business at 4439 Shawnee Drive is on the agenda.
A special use permit for auto sales, repair and body work at 927 Kansas Ave. is on the agenda.
On the Board of Zoning Appeals agenda is a request to operate an automotive repair, auto body and used car sales business at 927 Kansas Ave.
Also on the agenda is an appeal to allow a second accessory structure at 3016 Brown Ave.
An appeal has been filed for a carport to be constructed in back of a single-family residence at 3069 N. 22nd St, and there is already one accessory building there.
There is also an appeal for an accessory structure that exceeds the maximum space allowed at 11139 Hollingsworth Road.
Another appeal requests a variance from the minimum setback requirements for a residence at 1841 N. 94th St., and also for a variance on the maximum accessory buildings allowed.
A business at 837 Central Ave. is appealed to have a variance from parking rules.
Also, KCKCC’s student housing project is appealing for a variance from the maximum height allowance. The rules state the maximum building height is 35 feet, and the request is for 60 feet.
For directions on connecting to the Zoom meeting, visit https://www.wycokck.org/WycoKCK/media/Urban-Planning-Land-Use/COVID-19%20Public%20Meeting%20Letters/NOTICE-REGARDING-MARCH-8-2021-BOZA_CPC-MTG_signed.pdf.
The meeting agendas are at http://public.wycokck.org/sites/planning-agendas-minutes-staffreports.