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\"The large yellow public notice signs on Veterans Parkway and South Meadows do not update citizens,\" Fuller said, noting one sign showed the date \"07/16/25.\" She said the sign on Veterans Parkway is placed in a spot that is dangerous to stop, is too far from the walkway to be readable and is difficult to walk up to for visibility.

At the commission's request, staff responded that the notices had been posted per city code standards and that signs that are out of date must be removed within 10 days of the hearing. Staff said they would notify the applicant's representative that any outdated signs need to be removed.

Fuller told the commission she provided photos showing the locations and condition of the signs and urged the commission to ensure signage is accessible and visible to neighborhoods so residents can stay informed about project timelines and hearings. The commission did not take further action on the matter at the Aug. 20 meeting; staff indicated they would follow up with the applicant regarding sign removal.","mediaType","Video","parentTitle","Planning Commission Meeting - 8/20/25","oneSentenceSummary","Grace Fuller told the commission that bright-yellow public notice signs for Taos Valley projects on Veterans Parkway and South Meadows Parkway are hard to read and one displayed an out-of-date meeting date; staff said notices were posted per city code and that outdated signs must be removed within 10 days.","taxTitle","City Council Meetings , Reno, Washoe County, Nevada","taxId",69270,"location","Nevada","headline","","shortSummary",{"_33":77,"_35":36,"_37":38,"_39":78,"_41":79,"_43":80,"_45":81,"_47":82,"_49":83,"_51":84,"_53":85,"_55":56,"_57":58,"_59":86,"_61":62,"_63":64,"_65":87,"_67":68,"_69":70,"_71":72,"_73":74,"_75":74},6585492,"Lakeside resident urges planning commission to reconsider Lakeridge density and safety",1198,531000,1729000,"/Search/View?dp=1&key=5611864-69b0a05a28090e5301dc8222794a23c9&start=531&end=1729","https://assets.pipeline.soar.com/5611864-69b0a05a28090e5301dc8222794a23c9/thumbnail_531000.jpg","/articles/6585492/Nevada/Lakeside-resident-urges-planning-commission-to-reconsider-Lakeridge-density-and-safety","https://secure.pipeline.soar.com/6585492-62030d2ae02dba43a0da881b1c3b20e0/orig.mp4?Expires=1775389345&Signature=kaUFYp7g0R33~lxHT4aebsKjoyrCdw5adXw0QCMEGcdsdPJxcj~P~q8WFSl3PJIhyeW4tIsKjrtVUXe7BfKo3fQxa-uq8mvs5moI13OmEwFAV6e07vjn3ooRG8ai5lG1YjHM-JeNZ2CrzQJfKo22SdmBvnX6chze3yCJrlCkhACAcS5bGi7scPFtuMS21sUo0dfC8U8SBfN5UOg9Z~8mFPj5BEy-Q26PH5tKiprDXZVvU4afZAvLn04CImMJbLyEcqpBHlAq6a574DiHgbNWoeebx0Xp2gBWQ1Q7JjcOPKPLtkMzB2IOeL0RqsbV2k2nJ0EUqId7~RbV3WZleGwdDg__&Key-Pair-Id=KUT5TJCACFTXG","Linda Ann Cross, a Lakeside resident, used two public-comment opportunities at the Aug. 20 City of Reno Planning Commission meeting to urge commissioners to reconsider high-density proposals in the Lakeridge area and to think about neighborhood livability and safety.

\"The rest of the people are, you know, we see these 5 story cube cement buildings and Reno is getting hotter,\" Cross said during the evening public-comment period, describing concerns about density and local heat. She said the Lakeridge area \"was not meant for that\" and raised egress and safety worries, saying driveways and site layout create practical problems for residents.

Cross also referenced previous public testimony she said had been presented by another speaker and urged commissioners to \"be fair and open minded\" when reviewing development proposals. She criticized what she described as increasing density in local proposals and said earlier proposals had grown larger than originally announced: \"It's 1 thing to put out a proposal like they did originally at Lakeside, a 154 units that turned out to be 350, and now it's gonna be, 8 5 story buildings,\" she said, attributing the numbers to her observations.

At a later public-comment period the same evening, Cross reiterated her opposition to clustering single-family units closely together and said the loss of open space and insufficient common areas reduces livability: \"When you cram all these people in ... there's no place in Reno to go anymore.\"

Cross identified herself and her residence for the record during both remarks. No formal action on Lakeridge projects was taken at the Aug. 20 Planning Commission meeting; Cross's remarks were part of the public comment record.","Two public comment periods at the Aug. 20 meeting featured extended remarks by Lakeside resident Linda Ann Cross, who said Lakeridge-area projects are increasing density, creating egress and safety concerns and reducing livability; she urged commissioners to consider neighborhood character and livability.",{"_33":89,"_35":36,"_37":38,"_39":90,"_41":91,"_43":92,"_45":93,"_47":94,"_49":95,"_51":96,"_53":97,"_55":56,"_57":58,"_59":98,"_61":62,"_63":64,"_65":99,"_67":68,"_69":70,"_71":72,"_73":74,"_75":74},6585496,"Reno Planning Commission approves Talas Valley Villages 20 and 21 tentative map",441,958000,1399000,"/Search/View?dp=1&key=5611864-69b0a05a28090e5301dc8222794a23c9&start=958&end=1399","https://assets.pipeline.soar.com/5611864-69b0a05a28090e5301dc8222794a23c9/thumbnail_958000.jpg","/articles/6585496/Nevada/Reno-Planning-Commission-approves-Talas-Valley-Villages-20-and-21-tentative-map","https://secure.pipeline.soar.com/6585496-17ef7a236e35ab0c25d93290593d656f/orig.mp4?Expires=1775389345&Signature=I04d4tIlQ6JhTCN-lkJJNzgPkElAeq8U8q60ksQDjUtClBVoOLKsiiyT3EtdSpDuzZRMQahPpuHJOZj7z6QhTzgAljImQMPdu75v3yZUsAAf-1~WTCVBD~O2SvwERwuyJgSG7yHpPnHu5~7zuHZTNpv1qUPKNQ7D3P84IMpS2~gZZOXgneYftrWgIKf7jwqdjzqJQNo8dJmUUYtCuQvSm~AgdopoIZNgAyRMgdhDJltokIzvAwKmrMhW7O-wiZBqGbSSikO2AuETVSkaQyxA3NpekqR3mX~PqI5C6aGACZgEltybFDxhtnkYCPxEKbEx-YfSNxw2xSiys8ZruODOJQ__&Key-Pair-Id=KUT5TJCACFTXG","The City of Reno Planning Commission on Aug. 20 unanimously approved tentative map LDC25-00071 for Talas Valley Villages 20 and 21, a subdivision that staff said uses four-unit and six-unit detached clusters and reduced setbacks allowed under the PUD handbook.

The decision came after a brief staff presentation and no public comment on the item. Commissioner Velto moved to approve the tentative map subject to the conditions listed in the staff report; Commissioner Williams seconded the motion. The motion carried unanimously (6–0; one commissioner was absent).

Jeff Foster, associate planner, told the commission the proposal for Village 21 uses a \"4 pack\" design of four individual single-family detached homes around a central driveway and that Village 20 uses a denser \"6 pack\" configuration around a central driveway. Foster said the configuration incorporates reduced setbacks allowed by the PUD handbook and that the design moves toward what some have described as the \"missing middle\" between traditional single-family lots and multifamily housing.

Foster said the configuration could lead to price points \"that would move in that direction of a more affordable product,\" while noting interpretations of \"missing middle\" vary. The staff report and the conditions attached to the tentative map include design and engineering requirements; the commission's approval was explicitly tied to the findings and conditions in that staff report.

No public commenters registered specifically on LDC25-00071 during the public hearing portion for this item, and staff noted the applicant must comply with the listed conditions before final map approval.

Next steps are completion of the conditions listed in the staff report and subsequent actions required for final map recording; no effective date or further timeline was specified at the hearing.","The Planning Commission unanimously approved tentative map LDC25-00071 for Talas Valley Villages 20 and 21, a design featuring four- and six-unit single-family clusters that staff said responds to \"missing middle\" housing discussions; approval was subject to standard conditions in the staff report.","actionData","errors"]

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