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Commission opens broad code rewrite discussion on mixed-residential (RM) and RPUD rules; tables final action for further drafting
Summary
Commissioners and the public debated proposed amendments to Nibley’s mixed residential (RM) and residential planned unit development (RPUD) chapters—including a proposed 10% commercial requirement, open-space fee-in-lieu language, and minimum acreage—before voting to table the ordinance for redrafting.
The planning commission held an extended discussion and public-comment period on proposed amendments to multiple Nibley City code sections governing mixed residential (RM), mixed-use design, and residential planned-unit developments (RPUD). After extensive commissioner debate and public testimony, the commission voted to table the item for staff to prepare revised draft language.
The draft amendments presented to the commission included: (1) a proposal that 10% of an RM development’s land be dedicated to commercial uses (or vertical mixed use where ground-floor commercial is provided); (2) new or clarified standards for rear-loaded housing setbacks; (3) a possible reduction of maximum…
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