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Council District 6 Project Review Committee

Mon, Nov 6, 2023 · 5:30 PMFinal

Meeting details

Meeting name: Council District 6 Project Review Committee
Agenda status: Final
Meeting date/time: Mon, Nov 6, 2023 · 5:30 PM
Minutes status: Final
Location: In Person and/or Electronic City Hall, Room 2165 Regular Meeting
Published minutes: Not available
eComment: Not available
Meeting video: Not available

Agenda (PDF)

Agenda 15

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

- ANovember 6, 2023 Meeting Agenda
- AMinutes for October 16, 2023
- (see instructions above to view exhibits)
- APlanned Development Application No. P23-03173
- was filed by Dirk Poeschel and pertains to the 48-unit apartment complex on the ±3.53 acres located on the northwest of the intersection of N. Chestnut & E. Behymer Avenues. The Planned Development Application is being submitted because the project cannot meet the front setback requirement. The parcel is zoned O/UGM/cz. Location: 10047 N Chestnut Ave, APN: 578-020-13, Zoning: O (Office), Project Documents (see instructions above to view exhibits)
- BPlanned Amendment – Rezone Application No. P23-02992
- was filed by Bret Giannetta on behalf of Gary McDonald Homes and the subject application is a request to amend existing conditions of zoning relative to the developments at Copper River Ranch. Existing conditions of zoning require various traffic signals to be constructed prior to the allowance of additional building permits to be issued. The applicant requests to be allowed to install the signals at some point in the future. The traffic signals involved include future signals at the following intersections: Millbrook/Olympic, Cedar/Olympic, and Chestnut/Behymer, Chestnut/Behymer and Willow/Alicante. Project Documents (see instructions above to view exhibits)
- 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

4Sections

9Items

APPROVAL OF AGENDA1
CONSENT CALENDAR2
PROJECT REVIEW – NEW MATTERS4
COMMITTEE CONSULTATION AND UNSCHEDULED MATTERS2

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