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Planning staff brings code cleanups; commission advances two zoning-code ordinances to second reading
Summary
The commission advanced Ordinances 20-26-12 (Article 5 plan development regs) and 20-26-13 (Article 8 plan consistency, concurrency and mobility) to second reading after staff described streamlined language, updated concurrency standards, and clarified when traffic studies or management plans are required.
Planning staff presented two code-update ordinances intended to incorporate recent comprehensive-plan changes and remove outdated provisions.
Ordinance 20-26-12 (Article 5) reorganizes plan-development rules, moves permitted uses to the recently adopted table of uses, adds an alternative dimensional-plan option for the RPD district, consolidates expiration/extension rules, and streamlines waiver procedures. Ordinance 20-26-13 (Article 8) removes outdated mobility-management rules, clarifies that certificate-of-concurrency review is part of application processing (not a separate approval), updates level-of-service standards to match the comprehensive plan, and clarifies when the city may request traffic-management plans or traffic studies for nondeficient roadways. Both ordinances were unanimously advanced to second reading on Aug. 25, 2026.
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