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File #: 2021-0268    Version: Name: Crossroads of Orland Park Mixed Use Planned Development
Type: MOTION Status: KILLED
File created: 4/1/2021 In control: Board of Trustees
On agenda: 6/17/2024 Final action: 6/17/2024
Title: /Name/Summary Crossroads of Orland Park Mixed Use Planned Development
Attachments: 1. Staff Report to the Board of Trustees, 2. BOT Preliminary Site Plan, 3. BOT Preliminary Landscape Plan, 4. Preliminary Plat, 5. Apartment Bldgs Elevations, 6. Home2 Hotel Elevations, 7. Traffic Impact Study, 8. Traffic Impact Study Addendum, 9. Estimate - Park Land Capital Improvements Rev 2023-11-03, 10. Staff Report to the Plan Commission, 11. Ordinance
Title/Name/Summary
Crossroads of Orland Park Mixed Use Planned Development

History
Project: 2021-0268 - Crossroads of Orland Park - Planned Development
Petitioner: Anthony DeAngelis, Inter Continental Real Estate & Development Corporation
Location: 9551 W 159th Street and 16031 S LaGrange Road
P.I.N.s: 27-22-100-028-0000 and 27-22-100-029-0000
Parcel Size: 15.74 acres

Purpose: The purpose of this petition is to construct a mixed-use planned development near the southeast corner of 159th Street and LaGrange Road to be called “Crossroads of Orland Park” that includes 132 attached dwelling units in three 5-story buildings (44 units per building), a 4-story 107-room hotel, public amenity spaces, site plans for 3 restaurant parcels (2 of which contain drive-through service windows), and a stormwater management area.
Requested Actions: Approval of a Site Plan, Landscape Plan, Building Elevations, Plat of Subdivision, and Special Use Permits with modifications.

COMMITTEE OF THE WHOLE DISCUSSION
Following a presentation by Assistant Development Services Director Carrie Haberstich, the Committee of the Whole members discussed their desire for timely development of the commercial parcels alongside the development of the residential. The Committee members discussed the apartments and the rental housing moratorium along with the physical challenges of developing this site. The full discussion can be found here.

The Committee also discussed the existing zoning regulations in the COR Mixed Use District, which allows for more residential development than currently proposed. If the site were entirely residential, the density would not be limited to 40% of the planned development; it could be fully residential. However, because the proposed development is mixed-use, no more than 40% of the floor area can be residential without a Special Use permit. The requested Special Use permit would enable more than 40%...

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