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Commission backs clarifying amendments to concept-plan procedure in development code
Summary
Commissioners recommended city council adopt clarifying edits to Chapter 11 that define the purpose of concept plans and spell out when a public hearing is required (e.g., if a concept includes a code exception). The motion included encouragement to incorporate several wording edits suggested by commissioners for clarity.
The commission voted to recommend city council adopt clarifying revisions to Chapter 11 of the development code to explain the purpose of concept plans and when public hearings are required.
Planning staff said the proposed language is intended to make it clearer that concept plans serve as a vehicle for early review and feedback and that certain concept plans (PRDs, PUDs, TODs, planned communities) will require public hearings; a commissioner suggested replacing the word "forum" with "opportunity" or "vehicle" for clarity. The commission asked staff to incorporate suggested verbiage edits and voted to recommend the changes to council.
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