Staff seeks input on Unified Development Code amendments, including parks overlay and medical-use clarifications
Comprehensive Planning Manager Jade Bridal presented proposed UDC amendments: creation of a parks overlay district, clarifications to impervious surface measurements, parking ratios (including patio space), sign and spacing rules, and new land‑use definitions distinguishing medical office intensity; staff will circulate a redline draft and return with an adoption draft in the fall.
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Jade Bridal, the city’s Comprehensive Planning Manager, asked the commission for feedback on a package of proposed amendments to the Unified Development Code. Bridal said the most substantial change is creation of a Parks Overlay district requested by City Council; other changes are primarily administrative clarifications focused on impervious surface measurement methods, parking-ratio definitions (clarifying that patio space is included), sign spacing, fences, and identifying a few new land-use categories, including clarifying distinctions in medical‑use intensity (office-type medical versus true medical/hospital facilities).
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