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Council adopts Transit-Oriented Development zoning regulations (Chapter 14B)
Summary
On second reading the council approved an amendment to the Municipal Code establishing Chapter 14B — Transit Oriented Development (TOD) district regulations with standards, allowed mixed uses and penalties up to $2,000 for violations.
Chief Planner Art Rubio and Able City Representative Carlos Gallinar presented the second reading of a zoning ordinance to establish Chapter 14B — Transit Oriented Development (TOD) district regulations. The ordinance sets standards and requirements for mixed land uses within the TOD districts and includes a penalty for violations of up to $2,000.
Horizon City resident Isela Aguine spoke regarding the item during the public hearing. After council discussion and staff answers to questions, Council Member Avila moved and Council Member Quiroz seconded a motion to approve the ordinance; the City Clerk polled the council and recorded aye votes with Mendoza absent, and the ordinance passed on second reading.
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