Planning Commission Regular Meeting/Work Session

Eric FormanstaffAnd this also includes what they call a static report. The static report identifies that cost per housing unit in general that reflects each unit's share of total costs, but not necessarily just the costs that are attributable to proffers. And then the third part of this is to use that model in determining what kind of infrastructure would be needed to support the small area plans. And these plans have already been adopted, so they're incorporating the small area plans into their forecasting as well. So we're looking at these kinds of infrastructure categories, so things like schools, things like parks and recreation, infrastructure, fire facilities, apparatus, possibly transportation. Now some other government functions might be analyzed in the process in what they call

Paul CunninghamThank you. If you go back a couple of slides, you've got a statistic slide about the city. That one. Yes. When we look at 2035 and a 10-year change and we start looking at the numbers that are in there, is the genesis of those numbers essentially what the city has done with the comprehensive plan, with the small area plans, and the other basis that the Planning Commission has been involved in establishing? Because those numbers look vaguely familiar from the number of housing units expected to be built in each one of the nodes, as they were called before they became small areas. Population and that, so that part of this is based on the projection we have for certain things to happen. And it is generated or based off of the work that the Planning Commission has done with the staff in the comprehensive plan world.

James Featherso it's not exclusive to residential rezoning you also mentioned small area plans for activity centers but there can redevelopment outside of activity centers. Correct. Presumably, they could drive something. Mr. Apte.

Paul NabtistaffA couple of larger-scale upcoming topics that will be coming to you before long. We're having an introduction work session with the Planning Commission on the potential to review and update our small area plans. Also, we'll be having a discussion on the process for partial-specific considerations amendments in the comprehensive plan. plan. This is the process that somebody would go through if they were to try to seek opportunity for mixed use development outside of our activity centers. This is a request of the planning commission several months ago. There are a couple of different ways we can handle this. Right now without a process such a change would have to be initiated by the planning commission or city council or it would have to wait for our five year review. Regarding