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Votes at a glance: planning commission actions
Summary
The commission voted to forward three recommendations to town council: the 2026 ADA transition plan, UDO flood damage prevention amendments, and a 12‑month moratorium on new data center applications.
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At the meeting the planning commission recorded the following formal recommendations and votes (voice votes as recorded in the transcript):
• 2026 ADA transition plan — Commission moved and voted to recommend the plan to the town council for final adoption. The recommendation followed staff presentation of a curb‑ramp inventory and prioritized improvement schedule.
• UDO flood damage prevention amendments (Appendix E) — Commission opened a public hearing, received no opposing testimony in the hearing, and voted to recommend the proposed amendments to the town council. Staff said the edits reflect recent FEMA and state updates and include definition and procedural changes.
• 12‑month moratorium on acceptance, review and approval of new data center applications — Following staff presentation and public comment, Commissioner Brad moved and the commission voted to recommend a 12‑month moratorium to allow staff time to research and draft ordinance options and evaluate infrastructure and environmental impacts.
The transcript records affirmative voice votes but does not include roll‑call tallies by commissioner name for each motion; the commission's recommendations will be forwarded to the Pendleton Town Council for final action.
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