Consultants propose streamlined Unified Land Development Code for La Porte
Kennedy Keys Collaborative presented an analysis proposing consolidation of chapters 86 and 106 into a Unified Land Development Code (ULDC) to simplify procedures, align with the comprehensive plan, and create an interactive online code; council members pressed for clarity on the role of the citizen advisory committee.
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Steve Sizemore of Kinda Keys Collaborative told council the firm reviewed chapters 86 and 106 and recommends combining them into a single ULDC that would improve usability, reduce conflicts between subdivision and use regulations, and align code provisions with the city's comprehensive plan. He said the goals include clearer use tables, context-sensitive site-development standards, Main Street design guidance, and an interactive online interface to make code search and review easier.
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