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Downtown Design Review Committee approves 2026 meeting schedule
Summary
The Downtown Design Review Committee approved its 2026 meeting schedule after staff recommended the February calendar; a public hearing was opened with no public speakers. The committee also approved prior minutes and adjourned.
Jonathan Boyle, senior planner in the Department of Community Development, told the Downtown Design Review Committee that the proposed 2026 schedule — including the February calendar — is in conformance with past years and recommended the committee approve it.
The committee opened a public hearing on the schedule and invited comments; no members of the public came forward. The committee then moved to act: a motion to approve the schedule was made and seconded, and the committee voiced approval.
Jim Lewis, from the city attorney’s office, asked that item number 2 be read for the record to confirm compliance with the open-meeting law. The clerk confirmed the meeting was in compliance with open-meeting requirements.
Votes at a glance: the committee approved the minutes of the regular meeting of Nov. 19, 2024; approved the 2026 Downtown Design Review Committee meeting schedule (February calendar) following staff recommendation and an uncontested public hearing; and voted to adjourn the session. The record indicates each motion was seconded and recorded as approved on voice vote; the transcript records verbal “aye” responses rather than a detailed roll-call tally.
The committee adjourned following the approvals. No further public hearings on the schedule were recorded during this session.
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