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Regulations committee to take up special setback changes and adaptive-use definition

2696681 · March 19, 2025
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Summary

The planning commission’s regulations committee discussed proposed changes to special building setbacks and continued work on an "adaptive use" definition for reuse of older nonresidential buildings; staff will provide comparative data from other cities.

Members of the Planning Commission reported that the regulations committee met earlier and will bring a zoning text amendment on special building setbacks to the commission at an upcoming meeting. Committee members also continued discussion on a proposed definition for “adaptive use,” described in the meeting as a nonresidential building at least 50 years old adapted for a new use different from its original purpose. Staff said the committee is gathering data from other cities to inform any local ordinance changes.

The committee review will be presented to the full commission at a future meeting; commissioners did not take formal action on the text amendment at this session.