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Planning Commission Agenda

July 1, 2009, 7:00 p.m.

1. Roll Call
2. Public Comment
3. Minutes
A. June 3, 2009
4. Committee and Commission Reports   
  A. Development Review Committee (DRC) Report
  B. Policy Committee
  -  CIP Ranking Criteria
  C. Other Committee/Commission Reports
5. Planning Commission Consideration
 

A. Initiating Resolution - To amend Section 24-650 of the Zoning Ordinance, to eliminate the words  “approaching confiscation” from the requirements for granting variances

                (Memorandum) (Resolution)
6. Public Hearings
  1. A. Zoning Amendment – To amend Section 24-650 of the Zoning Ordinance, to eliminate the words   “approaching confiscation” from the requirements for granting variances  (Memorandum) (Ordinance)
  1. B. Zoning Amendment - To amend Sections 24-2, 24-213, 24-349, and 24-521 of the Zoning Ordinance to replace the term “mentally retarded” with the term “intellectually disabled” (Memorandum) (Ordinance)
  1. C. Z-0002-2009/MP-0002-2009 Governor’s Grove Section III - Proffer and Master Plan Amendment (deferral requested) (Memorandum) (Attachment)
D. SUP-0011-2009 7708/7710 Cedar Drive (deferral requested) (Memorandum) (Attachment)
 
7. Planning Director's Report (Attachment) (Report)
8. Commission Discussion and Request
9. Adjournment
   

 

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