Panel sets master-plan term at seven years, adds trigger for new plan when baseline data changes
The committee adopted a seven-year effective term for five-year master plans and directed staff to include D-style language so a new plan is required when baseline data (e.g., utilities, parking) is substantially exceeded.
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Committee members debated whether to retain indefinite or longer plan durations and how to handle "minor" versus "substantial" amendments. After discussion the group adopted option B (seven-year effective life) while incorporating D's trigger language requiring a new plan when baseline data is substantially exceeded.
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