Commission debates development-agreement priorities and conservation-subdivision fees; no final action
Staff presented draft development-agreement policies and a proposed informal pre-proposal review process; commissioners discussed priorities (architecture, open space, trails), enforcement and maintenance obligations and agreed to refine wording and return both development-agreement and conservation-subdivision items as future action items.
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The Perry Planning Commission spent a substantial portion of its May 7 meeting discussing draft development-agreement policies intended to give the city clearer negotiating priorities and reduce on-the-floor bargaining for individual projects.
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