Planning commission debates vendor-code matrix: hours, parking and buffering the focus of workshop
Jun 11, 2026
Commissioners spent the bulk of the June 11 meeting on a vendor-code workshop, discussing new vendor-court definitions, permitted zones, hours of consumer operation (debate between 5–7 a.m. vs. 6 a.m.), parking and area-per-vendor ratios, and buffering/screening adjacent to residences.
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Staff presented a draft vendor-code matrix intended to move vendor regulations from business-license enforcement into land-use rules that clarify where vendor courts, food vendor courts and private-property vendor pads are permitted and what mitigation they must provide. Johanna Blanco told commissioners the draft separates the business-license requirements from land-use triggers, clarifies a minimum area-per-vendor polygon, and proposes a mix of fixed and ratio-based parking calculations to keep mitigation proportional to use.
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