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Commission approves most development-code edits, tables customary accessory-structures section
Summary
The commission recommended approval of a set of clerical and clarifying text amendments to the development code — including a new pool-house definition and treatment of pool houses without pool equipment — but voted to table accessory-structure language for each zone for more review.
Planning staff presented a package of development-code cleanups Aug. 18 that included clerical renumbering, new definitions (minor subdivision, accessory structure, pool house) and clarified how pool houses with or without pool equipment will be treated under setback rules. Kaden explained the change would treat pool houses that contain no related pool equipment as accessory buildings subject to the underlying zone's accessory-structure setbacks.
Commissioners agreed to recommend approval of the cleanups but asked to table the accessory-structure language for each zoning district so the commission and council member Hanaman can weigh in on buildable envelopes, long breezeways and similar remodeling issues. A motion to table that specific section for later revision passed unanimously; the rest of the code changes were recommended to the city council.
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