Commission debates key changes to Fairview's development code draft, including traffic-study thresholds, character-district rules and scenic buffers
On Jan. 13 commissioners reviewed staff'proposed edits to the development-code final draft: requiring traffic-impact studies on all residential developments (with commissioners urging discretion for small projects); raising thresholds for development-site mixed-use requirements to 150 lots/50 acres; driveway, garage and setback standards; steep-slope and hilltop rules; and scenic-street buffer requirements. Staff proposed a Feb. 5 planning commission vote after joint work sessions.
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Staff presented a series of substantive edits to the City of Fairview's development-code final draft during an extended agenda item on Jan. 13, drawing sustained commissioner discussion on traffic studies, character districts, slopes and scenic buffers.
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