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Concord staff propose ordinance fixes to align development code with traffic-impact rules
Summary
City staff presented a corrective amendment to the Concord Development Ordinance to align local code with a 2021 Traffic Impact Analysis ordinance and technical standards manual, requiring TIA-driven signal upgrades and right-of-way changes to appear on plats and updating pedestrian and utility terminology.
City staff told the council they are proposing a corrective amendment to Articles 5, 7 and 10 of the Concord Development Ordinance to align local text with the city’s 2021 Traffic Impact Analysis (TIA) ordinance and the technical standards manual.
Kevin Ashley, the staff presenter, said the changes are largely editorial and procedural: they require that new traffic signals or signal upgrades identified by a TIA be shown on subdivision plats, clarify that sidewalks may be described as…
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