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Staff outlines TIA, electrification code updates and other long-range projects
Summary
Planning staff summarized long-range work including a near-complete Transportation Impact Analysis (CDOT-funded), an update to parking fee-in-lieu, building-code electrification work sessions and related fee studies.
Planning staff briefed the commission on multiple long-range projects that will shape code and fee updates through the coming year. Staff said a Transportation Impact Analysis (TIA) funded in part by a CDOT grant has been about 95% complete and staff hopes to take it to council; the TIA work is joint across planning, engineering and transportation.
Staff also described an upcoming ordinance process to update the parking fee-in-lieu, said consultant bids are being sought to set a new mitigation amount, and noted ongoing work on electrification-focused building and planning code updates with a series of council work sessions beginning in September. "This has been ... we've been working on this for, like, 2 years at this point, so it's been sort of a long time coming, but is moving along nicely," a planner said. Staff additionally flagged ongoing fee studies, the affordable housing credits program, and code amendments on signs and trash enclosures.
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