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Committee holds CB58 to coordinate existing tracking tools rather than adopt new interface
Summary
The committee voted 4‑0 to hold CB58 indefinitely after members and staff described existing tools and said staff coordination and improved public navigation of current resources might be a preferable next step.
The committee voted unanimously to hold CB58, a proposed law directing DPIE and the planning department to build a single public interface for tracking development applications.
Council member Hawkins moved to table CB58 indefinitely after describing meetings with DPIE and planning staff and citing existing online tools that staff said already allow vendors and citizens to check application status. Keisha Hall, planning director, told the committee that planning and DPIE tools already provide functionality but agreed staff could improve cross-references and usability. The committee voted 4‑0 to hold CB58 indefinitely and asked staff to consider incremental improvements and better public navigation of existing resources.
