Committee approves bill to correct Title 19 use tables after drafting errors in Ordinance 6,876

At its April 14, 2025, recommending committee meeting, members approved Bill 2025-2 to amend Title 19 line‑use tables to correct drafting errors made in Ordinance 6,876. The committee voted to forward the bill for possible adoption by the City Council at its April 16, 2025, meeting.

The measure, proposed by Community Development Director Seth T Floyd, updates line‑use tables to align four permissible use categories with the city ordinance adopted last year. Peter Lowenstein said the corrections "affected four permissible use categories" and that the amendment "updates those categories to properly reflect what's in the ordinance." Another committee member described the item as "clean up language."

The committee record shows a motion to approve Bill 2025-2; the transcript does not name the motion's maker or record a roll-call tally in the excerpt. The committee chair announced the motion passed and posted that the bill will be eligible for adoption at the City Council meeting on April 16, 2025. Earlier in the meeting the committee also approved the final minutes by reference to the March 17, 2025, recommending committee meeting.

The item is procedural in nature: it corrects drafting errors in the zoning code's use tables so the code text matches the previously adopted ordinance. The transcript contains no public comment, no amendments to the motion, and no further substantive debate on policy implications or project‑level changes. The meeting then moved on to the next agenda item and adjourned.

Votes at a glance: Bill 2025-2 — Motion to approve forwarded by the recommending committee; outcome recorded as approved and eligible for City Council adoption on April 16, 2025. Vote tally not specified in the transcript excerpt.