City Council Work Session

Brooke HardinstaffSo it would reduce their ability to continue on. In terms of the operational side for community development planning, the work that we've been doing to implement the comprehensive plan and the small area plans that we've contracted for that work would be eliminated so for example right now we've been working on revisiting the zoning regulations for the activity centers to better align what the regulations are with what the plans recommend that type of activity we would we would not do going into the

Stacey Hardy-Chandlerwhen you talked about contracts and we got a presentation on the zoning alignment project correct and so what are the implications of you put that forward what are the implications of not having those small area planning those small area plans zoning alignment process continue

Brooke Hardinstaffour regulations and also the speed in which those can potentially move through the system in making those changes. It would also help to address, the Planning Commission has had some questions over time about their role and how they are a part of the review process. This would help to potentially address some of those issues as well. And it's just really the message that we're sending to those that are interested in investing in the city. And the small area plans have created a lot of interest investing in the city and redeveloping areas that the city has said we would like to see redeveloped because they're aging or obsolete or whatever. But then it's kind of a mixed message that goes out when our regulations don't necessarily