Endeavor Development

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Endeavor Development, on behalf of the property owner, is requesting a concept plan review for four adjacent properties (10700 Bren Road W., 10600 Bren Road W., 5601 Feltl Road, and 5555 Feltl Road). The concept plan would demolish the existing building to construct a 273,000-square-foot industrial building.

On April 28 at 6 p.m., the applicant will be hosting a virtual neighborhood meeting. All community members are welcome to attend and the city will be in attendance. The meeting will be hosted on the link below.

  • Neighborhood Meeting Link
  • Note: People attending the meeting will need to enter on a computer (using an internet browser) or on their phone (by downloading the Microsoft Teams app)

Endeavor Development, on behalf of the property owner, is requesting a concept plan review for four adjacent properties (10700 Bren Road W., 10600 Bren Road W., 5601 Feltl Road, and 5555 Feltl Road). The concept plan would demolish the existing building to construct a 273,000-square-foot industrial building.

On April 28 at 6 p.m., the applicant will be hosting a virtual neighborhood meeting. All community members are welcome to attend and the city will be in attendance. The meeting will be hosted on the link below.

  • Neighborhood Meeting Link
  • Note: People attending the meeting will need to enter on a computer (using an internet browser) or on their phone (by downloading the Microsoft Teams app)

Public Comment

All submitted comments will be provided to the relevant decision-makers for this project prior to action being taken. This includes members of the planning commission and city council and city staff.

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This project presents a critical question for the City Council and Planning Commission to ponder: do you want the Opus neighborhood to be an industrial park, or do you want it to be a mixed-use neighborhood catering to the Light Rail? This project is at odds with the latter, but pushes forth the former in a very prominent way. It seems as if it features no connections to the light rail, no proposed connections to the trails, and no mix of uses, even though it is so close to said light rail. I worry about the conflicts between truck traffic, the one-way street network, the trails, and the influx of residents that have moved to the new apartments in the neighborhood.

Shfaffler 23 days ago
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