Platt & Washtenaw Easements Approved
The Ann Arbor city council has approved three separate land-related items in connection with the Arbor Hills Crossing project at Platt & Washtenaw.
Platt & Washtenaw looking east down Washtenaw on July 14, 2013.
Two of the items were easements – for a sidewalk and for bus shelters and bus pullouts.
The other item was the dedication of additional public right-of-way, so that Platt Road can be widened at that intersection. New traffic signals have been installed at the intersection, but they are not yet operational.
The council had approved the site plan for Arbor Hills Crossing at its Nov. 21, 2011 meeting.
The project includes four one- and two-story buildings throughout the 7.45-acre site – a total of 90,700-square-feet of space for retail stores and offices. Three of the buildings face Washtenaw Avenue, across the street from the retail complex where Whole Foods grocery is located. The site will include 310 parking spaces.
This brief was filed from the city council’s chambers on the second floor of city hall, located at 301 E. Huron. A more detailed report will follow: [link]