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Board seeks clarification as Item 11 returns to two single-family homes
Summary
Director Lewis asked planning staff to brief the board on Item 11 at the May 19 agenda-setting meeting; staff said the applicant now seeks to revert the plan to allow two single-family homes (it had been changed to one). No opposition was reported and the board agreed to double-check ward placement on a separate item (Item 15) before next week.
At the agenda-setting meeting May 19, Director Lewis asked planning staff to brief the board on Item 11, which concerns a proposed residential plan change. A planning staff member said the applicant wants to go back to building two single-family homes on the property after a prior change had reduced the plan to one home.
"I think they're wanting to go back just to build uh two single-family homes on that property," the staff member said in response to Director Lewis’s request for a brief explanation. Director Lewis noted she had not reviewed the item in detail but saw no opposition on the application.
A board member added that it is uncommon for applicants to revoke plan developments but suggested the applicant may be seeking to match the development pattern of neighboring parcels. The board did not take formal action on Item 11 during the agenda-setting session.
Separately, Director Miller raised a question about Item 15’s ward assignment and asked staff to confirm whether that site falls in Ward 1 or Ward 3 before the next meeting. The board agreed to verify the ward boundary ahead of the next session.
