Planning board backs changes to downtown design guidelines to reduce prescriptiveness, 5–0
The planning board voted unanimously to recommend amendments to downtown interim design guidelines that make architectural bay requirements more flexible while preserving goals to avoid blank walls and promote pedestrian‑level articulation.
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The Planning & Zoning Board unanimously recommended approval Jan. 16 of amendments to the downtown Interim Design Guidelines (IDG) intended to give architects more flexibility in breaking up long building facades.
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