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The Code Assessment provides high-level recommendations for the Land Development Code based on input received during initial community and stakeholder engagement last fall. Thank you to the community members that reviewed the Code Assessment and provided feedback during the open comment period in January/February 2023!
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ppajkck Feb 1 2023 at 4:22PM on page 41
JagerCompany Jan 30 2023 at 1:39PM on page 41
JagerCompany Jan 30 2023 at 1:20PM on page 14
Allow for adjacent lots to share common driveways with cross easements which reduces hardscape and increases softscape/landscape area. It is also far more economically efficient.
ppajkck Jan 27 2023 at 12:37PM on page 41
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mveloz Jan 27 2023 at 8:04AM on page 9
More people are coming in and buying up property with no intention of preserving the original historic structure, and would rather build these McMansion type homes that do not blend in with the existing fabric & design of the neighborhood.
Kyle Jan 19 2023 at 10:29AM on page 37
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Kyle Jan 19 2023 at 9:42AM on page 25
I like the information in this section in general, so long as there is a way to do it that doesn't up the complexity level for day to day application. Our code right now presents this same challenge as it often creates situations where balancing what one sections says vs another (and even knowing to go look there in the first place) can be difficult or time consuming. So having different standards for different areas or more flexibility in certain areas, or something along those lines sounds good so long as it doesn't over complicate the process.
Kyle Jan 19 2023 at 9:37AM on page 24
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njk28 Jan 18 2023 at 7:13PM on page 45
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njk28 Jan 18 2023 at 6:36PM on page 25
Calling these out as hidden cost adders (or infill project deterrents) may help generate interest in tweaking how we adopt IBC.
Kyle Jan 18 2023 at 3:57PM on page 22
A lot of this is covered after this statement, I am just leery about framing almost anything about PDs as flexible. In a way that is true, but overall I think whatever flexibility exists at the time they are established is dwarfed by the inverse after establishment.
And, frankly, if the intent of the zoning regulations is to basically be a playbook for development and demonstrate how we want the City to look/work - providing a readily accessible workaround for people with the resources seems to undermine that overall purpose.
Furthermore, in terms of resource cost, in my opinion this is shouldered primarily by staff. By primarily I mean overwhelmingly. They are a huge resource cost.
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