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Planning commission debates amending Special Activities District size and allowed uses after South Fork rezonings
Summary
Members discussed whether to change the Special Activities District (SAD) ordinance’s minimum acreage and its permitted uses after rezonings left the district substantially smaller than the ordinance requires. No formal change was adopted; staff were asked to gather materials and return with recommendations.
Members of the Parker Planning Commission discussed whether to amend the city’s Special Activities District (SAD) ordinance after rezonings left the district well under the ordinance’s existing acreage threshold.
The commission discussed that the SAD ordinance currently requires a minimum of 175 acres for designation, and speakers said rezoning and development have left only about 37–38 acres in the area that had been identified for SAD uses. Commissioners and staff debated whether to lower or remove the size requirement, keep SAD rules but require applicants to seek a special-use permit, or otherwise rewrite the permitted uses in the ordinance.
Commissioners said the SAD regime…
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