Aurora, Illinois

File #: 13-00588    Version: 1 Name: PLS Investment Property of Illinois, LLC
Type: Resolution Status: Passed
File created: 8/23/2013 In control: City Council
On agenda: 9/24/2013 Final action: 9/24/2013
Title: Resolution approving the Final Plat and Plan for the PLS New York and Lake Subdivision located at 20-22, 28 and 30 N. Lake Street and 212 and 214 W. New York Street in the City of Aurora, IL. 60506 (PLS Investment Property of Illinois, LLC - AU22/1-13.359-Fsd/Fpn - TV - Ward 6)
TO: Planning and Development Committee

FROM: Planning Commission

DATE: September 5, 2013

SUBJECT: title
Resolution approving the Final Plat and Plan for the PLS New York and Lake Subdivision located at 20-22, 28 and 30 N. Lake Street and 212 and 214 W. New York Street in the City of Aurora, IL. 60506 (PLS Investment Property of Illinois, LLC - AU22/1-13.359-Fsd/Fpn - TV - Ward 6)
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PURPOSE:
The petitioner, PLS Investment Property of Illinois, LLC, is proposing a Final Plat and Plan on 0.83 acres for the redevelopment of an 7,198 square foot retail center on the property located at 20-22, 28 and 30 N. Lake Street and 212 and 214 W. New York Street.

BACKGROUND:
This Final Plat and Plan petition was referred by the City Council to the Planning and Zoning Division on August 6, 2013.

Legislative History:
Date Review Body Motion Vote
9/4/2013 Planning Commission Approval Unanimous
9/3/2013 Planning Council Forward Unanimous

DISCUSSION:
Proposal: The Petitioner is proposing a Final Plat to consolidate the four parcels into one lot in order to redevelop this property. In addition, an ingress and egress easement is being proposed on the plat to allow for cross access with the adjacent properties. The easement will be effective subject to the adjacent properties granting a reciprocal easement for access.

The Final Plan proposal consists of demolishing the existing currency exchange building and commercial garage on the property and constructing a new 7,198 square foot retail center which will be located at the corner of New York Street and Lake Street. The building will consist of five units, of which two of the units will house the existing loan and currency exchange. The building will consist of "two fronts" since there will be entrances into the building along Lake Street and from the parking lot which is located behind the building along New York Street. Access into the parking lot will be located at the west property l...

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