Planning commission recommends code changes to implement charter amendments and eases review for small multifamily projects
Planning staff presented and the commission unanimously recommended a package of municipal code amendments to implement recent charter changes (public votes for annexations and conveyance of city land) and to reorganize site/architectural review thresholds so P&Z becomes a recommending body for 5–24 unit residential projects; housekeeping edits were also approved.
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On June 25 the Glenwood Springs Planning & Zoning Commission voted unanimously to recommend a set of code text amendments intended to align the municipal code with charter changes approved by voters and to make a number of technical housekeeping edits.
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