i try to look at it not academically, but what does it get us in terms of the actual space that they re trying to do. and in this case, there d be no difference because whether they do.5 or.75, there s excavation that they re going to do to provide that one story beneath which will be the garage parking spaces, and so going to.5 provides fewer spaces overall, but it s the same level of construction and the same physical footprint of the building, so it s not like we re eliminating an extra floor of excavation or anything. i keep pointing back to it, i ll say it every single time. these parking spaces, even when you go in when people are home, spaces are empty. people don t have cars. you go in these buildings, and it s just emptiness, so that s a reuse of parking, okay with.75 here because i don t see that going to.5 really gets us anything rather than except for space in the below ground excavation space. commissioner moore makes a fantastic point about the union street we
experience, i live off king street. people coming off of 280. it s the potential setup, and the front enter rabs to my building and all the other ones are on king street, and it s a good thing because it puts people on the street. i want to see this then reorganized to have at least one entrance it doesn t have to be the main entrance things, but it has to be some entrance on vanness, and so i would say those are the things that i would like to see different about this project other than do the state density bonus. commissioner moore. director, my understanding is if you have an understand on vanness, your front door has to be on vanness. that is a requirement that is a requirement. the post office will not accept a building that has a vanness address and they have to deliver to some other obscure whatever there is a big fight on buildings nc 3, who for whatever reason didn t want to be off market street, but chose to have their address one off whatever. i very vivi
fantastic point about the union street west facing facade. i don t think that building is i mean, i think maybe the facade of anything might be historic, but that would potentially be an opportunity for facadism for another project. i do believe that all of the neighbors wi neighbors of that building will be here with the pitchforks when something in the future is planned, because starting with the third story about, if anything goes in there, it will be blocking some views, and not just views, but light because there s not a huge space between those buildings. i do think that that s slightly problematic, but on the flip side, there s the example of a building right on polk street where they tried to account for that, and there s just a blank space of an apartment and in anticipation of something going in next to it, and that s been the case for like 15 years. so you know, sometimes it s dammed if you do, dammed if you don t, and if there is a building that goes in, it ll h
it s the potential setup, and the front enter rabs to my building and all the other ones are on king street, and it s a good thing because it puts people on the street. i want to see this then reorganized to have at least one entrance it doesn t have to be the main entrance things, but it has to be some entrance on vanness, and so i would say those are the things that i would like to see different about this project other than do the state density bonus. commissioner moore. director, my understanding is if you have an understand on vanness, your front door has to be on vanness. that is a requirement that is a requirement. the post office will not accept a building that has a vanness address and they have to deliver to some other obscure whatever there is a big fight on buildings nc 3, who for whatever reason didn t want to be off market street, but chose to have their address one off whatever. i very vividly remember the post office does not allow an entrance to be
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