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dwelling into two condominium units. This subdivision is solely concerned with the form of ownership of the units. Legal representative of the applicant, Kevin Williams with Carmody MacDonald, provided a summary of the project. Mr. Williams stated that this matter was merely adhering to the City’s Code regarding subdivisions, noting the relative simplicity of the proposed minor subdivision of a recently constructed building, focusing solely on the ownership of the units. Questions / Comments / Discussion by Plan Commission: -Has the condo association already been established? Mr. Williams stated that is has been established and provided an overview of the applicable state statutes and processes. Ms. Riganti stated that staff recommended approval of the proposed minor subdivision, noting that this item focused solely on dwelling ownership, which complies with the current MR – Medium Density Residential Zoning District, and nothing further. Public Comments – None A motion was made by Mr. Miller to recommend approval of the proposed Final Plat for a Minor Subdivision at 7430 Delmar Boulevard. The motion was seconded by Ms. Williams and carried unanimously by a vote of 4-0. The recommendation will be forwarded to City Council for a public hearing and consideration of final approval. 6.b. REVISED – Final Development Plan Amendment PC 17-07 – Proposed amendment to the final development plan for a partial redevelopment of a property in the “PD” Planned Development District – Rosemann & Assoc. – 8348-8350 Delcrest Drive (Crown Center for Senior Living) Ms. Riganti explained the process regarding the revised Final Development Plan Amendment for Crown Center and why it was before Plan Commission again. She stated that the Final Development Plan Amendment was first presented to the Plan Commission during the July 26, 2017 meeting. It has since been revised due to subsequent concerns of public notification and adequate buffering proposed received from Dan Wald, property owner of 8400 Delmar Boulevard adjacent to the north of Crown Center. Mr. Wald vocalized these concerns at the City Council meeting on August 14, 2017, as well as the August 23, 2017 Plan Commission meeting. As a reminder, Ms. Riganti stated that the matter of buffering was a concern of staff. Staff did not provide a recommendation to the Plan Commission at the July 26, 2017 meeting regarding the proposed buffering, instead requesting that Plan Commission do so as per their authority under the Planned Development zoning district. The Plan Commission recommended approval of the application, with the condition that additional buffering solutions be provided such as heavy planting of specific tree species. Plan Commission’s recommendation was presented to City Council on August 14. However, since that meeting, the applicant has revised the siting of the northern building so that it is 30 feet from the property line to the north. This revision was presented to City Council for a first ordinance reading on September 25, 2017. The Page 2 of 4