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Auburn council pauses Greenwood Village actions and schedules student-housing work session
Summary
Mayor Pro Tem Beth Witton asked the council to postpone actions on Greenwood Village and remand future land-use decisions to the planning commission; the council agreed. Councilors also scheduled a work session on student housing and growth for Nov. 3, with potential action Nov. 4.
During the Committee of the Whole at the Oct. 21 Auburn City Council meeting, Mayor Pro Tem Beth Witton asked the council to postpone actions related to Greenwood Village and to remand the area's future land-use designation to the city Planning Commission for reconsideration. Mayor Ron Anders said the council agreed and that the Planning Commission will take up the item at its November meeting.
Mayor Anders’ summary said the Greenwood Village infrastructure development agreement was postponed until Nov. 18. Separately, the council held an extended discussion about growth and development in Auburn’s urban neighborhood west and urban core areas, with particular reference to large-scale student housing. After that discussion, the council scheduled a work session for Monday, Nov. 3, to continue examining growth and student-housing issues and noted they were “potentially looking at actions” during the council meeting on Tuesday, Nov. 4.
The council’s summary does not include vote tallies for the postponement or the scheduling directive. The summary frames these items as procedural decisions to allow further review by the Planning Commission and the council.
