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Council District 6 Project Review Committee

Wed, Apr 10, 2024 · 5:30 PMFinal

Regular Meeting - CANCELLED (QUORUM)

Meeting details

Meeting name: Council District 6 Project Review Committee
Agenda status: Final
Meeting date/time: Wed, Apr 10, 2024 · 5:30 PM
Minutes status: Final
Location: In Person and/or Electronic; City Hall, Room 2165
Published minutes: Not available
eComment: Not available
Meeting video: Not available

Agenda (PDF)

Agenda 16

This agenda was structured for accessibility from the official agenda: Agenda (PDF)

- AApril 10, 2024 Meeting Agenda
- AMinutes for February 14, 2024
- (see instructions above to view exhibits)
- BMinutes for March 13, 2024
- (see instructions above to view exhibits)
- None
- AText Amendment Application No. P24-01100
- Text Amendment Application No. P24-01100 proposes to amend the Citywide Development Code and modify Section 15-2706; otherwise known as the Responsible Neighborhood Market Act (RNMA). The RNMA provides regulations relating to the establishment of alcohol licenses and the sale of alcoholic beverages for off-site consumption. The proposed text amendment would allow flexibility for full-service grocery stores seeking to operate by allowing an additional exception to the Location Restrictions and an exemption to the Cancel & Transfer Provisions. In addition, the proposed text amendment defines Full-Service Grocery Store and its exclusions. City Staff: Planning Manager, Phillip Siegrist (phillip.siegrist@fresno.gov or 559-621-8061) Project Liaison, Leefong Mouavangsou (leefong.mouavangsou@fresno.gov or 559-621-8051) Applicable FMC: Section 15-2706 The Responsible Neighborhood Market Act, Purpose and Structure of Development Code Regulations, Amendments to Development Code Text, City of Fresno General Plan
- AOpen Discussion
- This is an open discussion between the Committee to discuss any matters they feel necessary regarding Council District 6, such as project inquiries, updates, upcoming events, etc.

Agenda summary

5Sections

10Items

APPROVAL OF AGENDA1
CONSENT CALENDAR4
PROJECT REVIEW – CONTINUED MATTERS1
PROJECT REVIEW – NEW MATTERS2
COMMITTEE CONSULTATION AND UNSCHEDULED MATTERS2

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