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Commission pauses decision on MU phasing text amendment after lengthy public comment, schedules continuation
Summary
After extensive public comment and commissioner questions, the Frederick City Planning Commission on June 16 continued consideration of a zoning text amendment that would replace a fixed 75/25 phasing rule in mixed‑use districts with flexible, project‑specific phasing reviewed by the appropriate authority.
The Frederick City Planning Commission continued a proposed zoning text amendment (PC25‑55ZTA) June 16 that would replace the current mixed‑use (MU) district phasing thresholds — which currently restrict building permits for more than 75% of residential units until at least 25% of the non‑residential floor area is constructed (and vice versa) — with a framework allowing applicants to propose project‑specific phasing plans for review by the appropriate reviewing authority.
The applicant argued the existing 75/25 phasing…
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