File #: 18-2731    Version: 1 Name: Review and Consideration of a Request to Approve a Minor Modification of the Development Plan for Dolce Living Mansfield South (now called “Regalia Mansfield”) Located at 300-350 N State Highway 360; Steve Thurber of Pace Realty Corporation on Behalf of R
Type: Consideration Item Status: Failed
File created: 5/3/2018 In control: City Council
On agenda: 5/14/2018 Final action: 5/14/2018
Title: Review and Consideration of a Request to Approve a Minor Modification of the Development Plan for Dolce Living Mansfield South (now called “Regalia Mansfield”) Located at 300-350 N State Highway 360; Steve Thurber of Pace Realty Corporation on Behalf of Regalia South LLC (ZC#12-015A)
Sponsors: Joe Smolinski, Lisa Sudbury
Attachments: 1. Previously Approved PD, 2. Letter from Applicant, 3. Aerial of Sign Locations, 4. Photos of Existing Conditions, 5. Rendering for New Sign
Title
Review and Consideration of a Request to Approve a Minor Modification of the Development Plan for Dolce Living Mansfield South (now called “Regalia Mansfield”) Located at 300-350 N State Highway 360; Steve Thurber of Pace Realty Corporation on Behalf of Regalia South LLC (ZC#12-015A)

Requested Action
To consider the proposed minor modification of the Development Plan

Recommendation
Staff recommends approval

Description/History
On December 10, 2012, the City Council approved the original Development Plan for Dolce Living Mansfield South, a 308-unit apartment complex located at 300-350 N. State Highway 360. The development has since been re-branded as Regalia Mansfield. Included in the approved Development Plan was an off-site monument sign to identify the development at its primary access point in the median of a shared access easement since the Regalia property does not have direct frontage on Highway 360. This sign, as approved in the Development Plan and existing today, is 9’5” in height and 16’ in width, with a sign area of less than 50 sq. ft.

When the property on which Regalia’s sign is located was developed for Assured Self Storage in 2017, a monument sign was approved and installed for the self-storage facility near its primary access point (which it shares with Regalia). This monument sign is 8’1” in height and 9’6” in width, with a sign area of approximately 40 sq. ft. As the owner of this C-2 zoned property, Assured Self Storage was within its right to install a monument sign at this location as a permit was obtained and the sign met all of the City’s signage requirements for C-2 zoned property.

Unfortunately, being only 50 feet apart on a road designated for northbound traffic only, the monument sign for Assured Self Storage now blocks the visibility for Regalia’s monument sign, as indicated in photos that have been provided. In a letter, the representative for Regalia notes that since the self-storage sign was constructed, pro...

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