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Mayor and council adopt Community Corridors Tool to encourage housing, reduce parking minimums and boost corridor redevelopment
Summary
The mayor and council adopted a Unified Development Code amendment—the Community Corridors Tool—designed to make infill, transit‑oriented mixed‑use and affordable housing easier to build along arterials and collectors, with a two‑year review clause and added neighborhood notice in practice.
The mayor and council voted to adopt a Unified Development Code amendment known as the Community Corridors Tool (CCT). Staff framed the CCT as an optional zoning overlay that gives property owners and developers an alternative set of development standards for eligible sites on arterials and collectors that already have commercial or multifamily zoning.
Interim Planning Director Corinne Manning told council the tool aims to remove barriers to attainable housing, promote transit‑oriented infill, reduce parking footprints and encourage adaptive reuse of underutilized commercial buildings.…
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