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Planning commission will post public review draft; zoning discussion continued to June 17
Summary
Staff said the draft will be posted as a public review draft for a minimum 30 days (typically 45–60) with virtual workshops and outreach; the commission voted to continue the Title 10 zoning code discussion to its June 17 meeting.
Staff outlined the next steps for the zoning rewrite and public engagement: after the commission's workshop edits are incorporated, a clean public review draft will be posted and circulated for a minimum 30 days (staff noted 45–60 days is common). "A public review draft will be clean... it won't be in track changes, and it'll go out for a determined amount of time, minimum 30 days, typically 45 to 60," said staff (S1).
To give commissioners and the public more time, the commission voted to continue the Title 10 discussion. Commissioner Fowle moved to continue the item to the regularly scheduled Planning Commission meeting on June 17; Commissioner Hart seconded and the commission carried the motion by voice vote (ayes) (S5,S3). Staff committed to posting the public review draft and scheduling virtual Q&A sessions and workshops during the review period.
