Grocery Store Project
Below is a tentative schedule proided to MPNA for the remainder of the Grocery Store review/development process
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Grandview Commons:
Grocery Store/Building #2 SIP Timeline
The following timeline gives a tentative schedule overview for the formal review and approval of the grocery store and a second building within the Grandview Commons Town Center.
Small Group Meetings: May/June
Neighborhood Meeting: Mid July
Submittal: August 15, 2012
UDC#1 August 22, 2012
UDC#2 September 5, 2012
UDC#3 (if necessary) September 19, 2012
October 3, 2012
Plan Commission October 15, 2012
Common Council October 30, 2012
Tentative Construction Start March 2013
Tentative Opening March 2014
(3/21/12)
The Common Council passed the zoning changes and changes to the Neighborhood and the City's Comprehensive Plans to accomodate a 58K sq ft grocery store wher the Doric Lodge is located along Cottage Grove Rd. The hope is that the gorcery will serve as an "anchor business" to facilitate the building of the much desired town center.
Alder Cnare's Blog following the decision is below. We will continue to update this page, as we have been, with relevant dates for any design meetings and any plans that are made available to us as the plan moves forward. A link to Alder Cnare's bog can be found here:
http://www.cityofmadison.com/council/district3/blog/
We expect she will keep her blog updated with the latest information and dates of interest, but if you have questions in the interim,
her email address is district3@cityofmadison.com
Grandview Commons Town Center Passes Common Council
Many thanks to those who have participated over these years, those who attended meetings, wrote e-mails and letters, and engaged in the process.
The Common Council passed the Comprehensive and Neighborhood Plan amendments, and the zoning change and plat.
There won't be shovels in the ground tomorrow, though, since this is the first step - the one called the General Development Plan (GDP). Before anything is ready to be built, it must go through a similar process at a more detailed level - the Specific Implementation Plan.
There are many opportunities to improve design details at this level, and the grocery store and a required second "retail or shop building" will undergo these steps as the first buildings on the site.
As soon as a schedule is developed, I will share it here.
Thank you again for working so hard, for so long on this project. I know it has been difficult and for those who were opposed to the proposal, I admire your tenacity to advocate for what you want for the neighborhood. No one won or lost; we all lived our beliefs in a democratic process. Please stay engaged in the next round.
The letter from the MPNA Board to Common Council on March 20th is a reflection of a unanimous vote of the current Board Members asking for a compromised solution for a grocery store.
MPNA Board Letter March_2012.pdf
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Most Recent Concept Plan (2/8/12) Provided by the Developers
Proposed Concept Plan (2/8/12)
Proposed GDP Amendment Addendum 2 (2.8.1[...]
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Veridian and developers have submitted their formal application to change zoning, neighborhood plan and comprehensive plan
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Veridian Seeking Comprehensive Plan Amendment
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Madison Comprehensive Plan-Land (2006)
Madison Comprehensive Plan-Land Use.pdf
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Alder Cnare Email (5.9.11)
Alder Cnare Email 5.9.11.pdf
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This document is the City of Madison's plan for the neighborhood.
sprecher.pdf
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Prepared by the City of Madison Department of Planning and Development Planning Unit
BPG_Final_for weba.pdf
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