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Public requests delay on Landmarks Commission ordinance updates; council schedules further review
Summary
A resident urged council not to waive the third reading of amendments to Chapter 28 (Landmarks Commission), saying commissioners were promised redlined code versions and need more time. Planning and legal staff summarized changes and said they had provided redlined copies after the October meeting; the item will return for further consideration.
During public comment at the Nov. 18 meeting a resident, Lisa Sell of 434 Madison Street, asked the council not to waive the third reading of proposed amendments to the Landmarks Commission ordinance (Chapter 28), saying several commissioners had not received redlined documents they had requested and needed more time to review new appeal procedures and other changes.
Planning staff and the city attorney summarized the ordinance updates in the council’s later discussion. Proposed changes include…
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