Fairview staff unveils 476‑page draft development code, seeks public input before Sept. 14 deadline
City staff presented a comprehensive draft development code that reorganizes zoning into new character districts, lowers traffic‑study thresholds, bans most electronic LED road signs and introduces a three‑layer lot system; staff urged residents to submit comments by Sept. 14 so the codeline can be finalized with TPUDC.
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Fairview city staff on Monday reviewed a 476‑page draft development code and urged residents to submit feedback before the public‑comment deadline. Ethan, the staff presenter, said the draft is posted online and that staff had received just six written comments so far, adding, "6 people out of 10,000 is not a great number." Comments are due Sept. 14; staff will compile feedback and send it to TPUDC for a final draft.
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