The URL can be used to link to this page

Home My WebLink About20230532 395 Broadway Two Story Addition Public Comment (4)1/10/24, 3:58 PM Zimbra https://m.saratoga-springs.org/h/printmessage?id=24049&tz=America/New_York 1/2 From :noreply@civicplus.com Subject :Online Form Submittal: Land Use Board Agenda Public Comment To :julia destino <julia.destino@saratoga-springs.org>, amanda tucker <amanda.tucker@saratoga-springs.org>, susanna combs <susanna.combs@saratoga-springs.org> Zimbra julia.destino@saratoga-springs.org Online Form Submittal: Land Use Board Agenda Public Comment Wed, Jan 10, 2024 03:52 PM CAUTION: This email originated outside of the City network. Please contact IT Support if you need assistance determining if it's a threat before opening attachments or clicking any links. Land Use Board Agenda Public Comment SUBMIT COMMENTS REGARDING CITY PROJECTS Thank you for submitting your comments. Your feedback will be forwarded to the City's Planning Department and Land Use Board members. NOTE: Comments submitted later than 12:00 noon on the day before the Land Use Board meeting may not be reviewed prior to their meeting. All comments will be added to the project file in the Planning Department. Land Use Board Design Review Board Name Tiffany Blair Email Address tiff959@aol.com Business Name Field not completed. Address 5 RITCHIE PL City SARATOGA SPRINGS State NY Zip Code 12866 Phone Number 5185277404 Project Name 395 Broadway Project Number Field not completed. Project Address 395 Broadway 1/10/24, 3:58 PM Zimbra https://m.saratoga-springs.org/h/printmessage?id=24049&tz=America/New_York 2/2 Comments I ask the DRB to consider rejecting the proposed sidewalk changes for 395 Broadway. The wide sidewalks of Broadway are part of the city's historic character as seen up and down our downtown area. This style and design does not seem consistent with the sidewalks and entrances of the the many historic and new buildings along Broadway, which maintain the wide sidewalk and avoid infringing on the width with any step- up/grade changes. The gradual progression of the stairs seems to create future pedestrian safety hazards. These issues seem easily remedied through modifications to the design to the interior grade without impacting the overall intended design of the building or utility of the entrances. Thank you for your consideration! Attach Photo (optional)Field not completed. Email not displaying correctly? View it in your browser.