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Resident warns Cleveland’s form-based code allows parking in residential areas and omits tree-preservation requirements
Summary
A Ward 15 resident told council that the city’s new form-based code (FBC) gives administrators authority to approve commercial parking in residential districts and does not carry over Title 7 tree-preservation requirements.
A resident raised concerns at the Oct. 13 Cleveland City Council meeting that the city’s form-based code (FBC) gives administrators authority to approve commercial parking lots adjacent to residential properties and omits established tree-preservation requirements.
“FBC was pitched by the administration as providing more equitable options in housing, transportation, and a…
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