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The council granted a continuance Sept. 22 for zoning case 24-00708, known as the Park North multifamily development, at the applicant's request.
Councilmember Summers moved to continue items 9a and 9b to a date uncertain and to require that the project return to the Planning and Zoning Board for review; Councilmember Adams seconded the motion. The applicant's attorney, Chris Webb of Rose Law Group, confirmed the applicant requested the continuance to make changes in response to concerns raised at a June hearing and to pursue revisions that could gain broader council support.
The motion passed. Council did not approve the project at the meeting; the continuance requires the applicant to make revisions and return to Planning and Zoning for recommendations before the council hears the item again.
Why it matters: the continuance pauses a significant multifamily proposal and requires additional review by the Planning and Zoning Board so the council can consider revised plans and recommendations before a final decision.
Next steps: applicant to revise plans and return to Planning and Zoning; council will set a future hearing date after P&Z review.
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