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Council adopts ordinance amending 'significant parcel' threshold on second reading
Summary
On second reading the council approved a minor amendment reducing the 'significant parcel' threshold from $250,000 to $200,000. Councilwoman D'Souza noted a staff‑report typo and the council carried the ordinance 6–0 after no public comment.
Councilwoman Brooke D'Souza presented the ordinance for a second reading and described two small changes: lowering the monetary threshold for a "significant parcel" from $250,000 to $200,000 and correcting a staff‑report typographical reference so that subsection language matched the redlined ordinance.
"And that was to reduce the amount of significant parcel from 250 as it was, introduced down to 200,000," D'Souza said, noting the change reflected council input and that staff had corrected the related line in the redline version of the ordinance. There was no public comment on the item. The council then took a roll‑call vote; the motion carried 6 to 0.
The transcript lists the roll call responses by name as recorded during the vote: Miss Nichol (yes); Miss De Souza (yes); Mister DeKizer (yes); Miss Stroud (yes); Miss Hausman (yes); Miss Sharkey (yes). The ordinance will move forward consistent with the city's standard ordinance-adoption process.
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