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Residents urge city to respect historic subdivision indentures and keep corridor residential
Summary
Multiple residents told the commission the city's comprehensive plan should protect handwritten subdivision indentures that they say restrict commercial uses; commissioners and staff said the city cannot enforce private indentures but the comprehensive plan guides future land-use decisions.
Several residents used the public-comment period and the open hearing to press the Planning & Zoning Commission to consider long-standing, handwritten subdivision indentures that, they said, restrict nonresidential uses on certain lots along the corridor.
Pranita Grama Pansha read from a printed 1957 document and argued item 11 prohibited nonresidential uses: "No lot shall be…
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