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Council schedules public hearing on utility expansion; PZD sought for privately owned frontage
Summary
Council members heard a proposal for a Planned Zoning District (PZD) for a property fronting a commercial corridor and were told a public hearing will be held Thursday at 4:00 p.m. on a proposal to expand the city's water service area and drainage specifications; details and comments were expected at that hearing.
Council members heard a land-use and utilities update that tied a developer's Planned Zoning District (PZD) interest to forthcoming utility and drainage work. A presenter said owners of a property with a single dwelling frontage want a PZD to also control commercial uses on the frontage and that the request covers the entire property.
An agency official described plans to expand the city's water service area (noting a western boundary near '112' and sewer tie locations near '264'), explained that the sewer alignment is intended to capture gravity flow toward a treatment point, and said the plan includes two drainage issues and proposed standard drainage and erosion-control specifications. The official announced a public hearing on the expansion that will be held in the council building on Thursday at 4:00 p.m. and said staff expects affected jurisdictions to attend and comment.
Council and staff clarified that certain constructed features were built as originally designed and that no default lay with the developer for newly placed items. Councilmembers noted that, once approvals are complete, details will be posted on the city's website and that additional formal approvals may be considered later in the year. The public hearing will give residents and neighboring jurisdictions an opportunity to comment on the service-area expansion and drainage specifications.
