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Planner schedules March 3 public hearing on 73-page Critical Areas Ordinance draft
Summary
Planner Richard Hall reported a 73-page draft amendment to the city's Critical Areas Ordinance that incorporates state-required updates; he said the draft will be available on the city's website and scheduled for a March 3 Planning Commission public hearing.
Planner Richard Hall told the council he presented an introduction to a 73-page draft amendment to the Critical Areas Ordinance at the Feb. 3 Planning Commission meeting. Hall said the draft incorporates updates required by the state and clarifies procedures for future development.
Hall said the draft is posted on the city's website under the Periodic Review tab and that it will be placed on the March 3 Planning Commission agenda for a public hearing. The planner requested and expects to receive supporting documents from the city economic development council and the city engineer outlining next steps and timelines for updates to the General Sewer Plan.
The announcement is informational and schedules the next formal public engagement on the ordinance; the minutes do not record any council action to adopt changes at this meeting.
