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Council previews codes changes and Uplands development assistance; Uplands PDP amendment continued
Summary
City council will consider first readings on proposed sign code and public way contractors license ordinances and a proposed development assistance agreement with Maker Housing Partners for an affordable housing project at Uplands; the Uplands comprehensive plan amendment and PDP amendment were continued to April 14.
Westminster City Council agenda includes multiple first readings and a continuation of Uplands land-use items, the city manager said during the meeting.
Among new business on the agenda the city manager listed a first reading of a councilor—9s bill to amend the Westminster Municipal Code regarding signs and a first reading to create a public way contractors license. The manager also said the council would consider a first reading of a councilor—9s bill proposing a development assistance agreement with Maker Housing Partners for a proposed affordable housing development at Uplands.
The manager said staff are available to answer questions on those initiatives but did not report final actions during the meeting. The manager also noted that a comprehensive plan amendment and a preliminary development plan amendment for the Uplands filing have been continued to the April 14 council meeting, and that the night included a public hearing on a preliminary development plan amendment for the North Huron planned unit development.
The manager previewed additional new-business items to come before the council, including adoption of the Parks, Recreation and Library vision plan and a discussion about supporting a Save Our Skies Alliance letter to Jefferson County Commissioners. The manager also said there was one item of old business scheduled: a second reading of a councilor—9s bill regarding an ordinance amending the Westminster Municipal Code for unclaimed intangible property.
No formal votes on those items were recorded in the portion of the meeting covered by the transcript excerpt.
