Residents council members want to ensure that Burton-KatzmanDevelopment Co. doesnot raise the height of the building or theaccompanying three-story parking garage.
The council agreed to change the zoning for almost two acres ofland the developer has assembled as part of a 5.5-acre parcel tobuild the office building. The zoning was changed from researchcenter use to high-rise office, which does not have a low limit onthe allowed height of the building.
"We want to make sure that the company doesn't just get thisapproval and then change everything on the site plan," sayscouncilwoman Robin Beltramini.
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