Staff to refine code and finish administrative section; fee study to follow
Summary
After feedback, staff said they will refine the draft code, complete the administration (Division 4) language or incorporate it into the Planning Commission presentation, and run a fee study to set permit and renewal fees. No vote was taken; staff indicated a return for formal hearings.
At the workshop's close, staff summarized the next steps: incorporate public and decision‑maker feedback, finish the administrative division of the code, and complete a fee study to set permit and renewal fees.
"After tonight we're going to take all the feedback that we've received and kind of go back to the drawing board and try to clarify and maybe tighten a few screws to get us further along," Nathan Anderson said, describing the process of revisions and subsequent presentations to the Planning Commission and City Council.
Staff asked the decision-makers whether the administrative provisions should return as a separate workshop or be included in the planning commission presentation; the majority favored folding it into the normal review process. Staff also said the fee study will consider online processing and self-certification to reduce administrative burdens for items such as annual home-business renewals.
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