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Staff outlines Redevelopment Ready Community orientation and application standardization
Summary
City staff gave an update on the Redevelopment Ready Community program, describing orientation packets for bodies involved in development, use of an RRC toolkit to guide public participation, and efforts to standardize application materials and internal review steps.
Cindy, a city staff member, told the commission the Redevelopment Ready Community (RRC) item remains on the agenda while staff prepares orientation letters and a comprehensive packet for bodies involved in development. She said the packets will include references to applicable statutes and laws and will be distributed to new and current members who need the information.
Cindy said staff will use the RRC toolkit to shape community engagement activities and that applications and internal review processes are being standardized so that submittals will be consistent and fewer signatures or dates will be missing: "I'm doing a kind of an overview letter to each body that has any involvement in development in the city. Um and that will be um also include references to applicable statutes, laws, bylaws" (Cindy). The staff update did not include specific timelines or funding details for implementing the packet or engagement tools.
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