Council advances Lake Point redevelopment code updates to support mixed-use plan
City staff presented text amendments to the Lake Point Redevelopment District to adjust lot-width averages, pedestrian realm, setbacks and utility-reserve definitions; Planning & Zoning recommended approval and the council approved the amendments after questions about generators and maintenance.
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The council held a public hearing and considered first-reading action on text amendments to the Lake Point Redevelopment Zoning District and related Development Code definitions. Jessica Rodriguez, assistant director of planning and development services, said the changes reflect lessons from the redevelopment concept plan and subsequent developer design work: revisions address the existing parking garage footprint, pedestrian realm placement, average lot-width caps, side entrances for units abutting utility reserves, and modified side setbacks for unique lot geometries.
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