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City asks public for input on land-development code update; survey extended to Sept. 9
Summary
Planning staff outlined a multi-phase overhaul of the city's land-development code, said a 60-page diagnostic is pending, and urged public participation in an online survey open through September 9 and an Aug. 6 open house.
Planning staff updated the council on the land development code modernization project, explaining the work will amend chapters governing permitted uses, setbacks, building heights, parking and subdivision standards. The project is organized in three phases; staff said the process is in Phase 1 (code diagnostics) and that the consultant's diagnostic report is about 60 pages and will be finalized after public input.
Staff urged residents to complete the online survey (open through September 9) and to use the project website and GIS mapping tool to leave comments. The city plans a joint work session with the planning commission and council (tentatively the week of Oct. 20) to review diagnostic findings; staff said the update aims to modernize outdated 1960s/1970s code language, expand mixed-use and housing choices and streamline review processes to support economic development.
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