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Alpine Planning Commission postpones vote on off‑street parking code changes for further study

Alpine City Planning Commission · November 20, 2024
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Summary

The Commission on Nov. 19 voted unanimously to table proposed amendments to Alpine Development Code 3.2.4 (off‑street parking), citing the ordinance's broad scope beyond a single development and the need to coordinate with Main Street/gateway planning and recent public feedback.

The Alpine City Planning Commission voted unanimously Nov. 19 to postpone consideration of proposed amendments to Chapter 3.2.4 (off‑street parking requirements) of the Alpine Development Code.

Commissioners and staff said the changes extend beyond the single Cherry Hills/Burgess Orchard topic that had sparked earlier hearings and could affect multiple neighborhoods and future missing‑middle or gateway planning efforts. Members noted that the city had recently solicited public input on a Main Street and gateway corridors plan and that code changes should be vetted in light of an evolving commercial‑zone planning process. Several commissioners said they wanted more members present and additional written responses before a decision.

Commissioner Jeff Davis moved to postpone further discussion to a later 2025 meeting; Michelle Shermer seconded the motion and the commission approved it by unanimous voice vote. Staff will collect outstanding questions and return the amendment with more detail and wider review opportunities.