Summary
The city adopted a diagnostic report as the roadmap for rewriting its zoning code — touching lot sizes, accessory dwelling units, home businesses, and administrative flexibility. Public surveys and open meetings start this fall, with draft rules targeted for early 2027.
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Last discussed Aug 11, 2026.
Impact analysis
No direct cost to residents now; future rules could affect what property owners can build.
Property owners and developers gain clearer, more flexible rules; residents get a say through public input.
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Planning Commission — August 11, 2026
The city adopted a diagnostic report as the roadmap for rewriting its zoning code — touching lot sizes, accessory dwelling units, home businesses, and administrative flexibility. Public surveys and open meetings start this fall, with draft rules targeted for early 2027.
Planning Commission — April 14, 2026
The city is overhauling its decades-old zoning code with consultant ZoneCo. Expect fewer zoning districts (29 today), more housing options like accessory dwelling units and smaller homes for seniors, mixed-use centers, and clearer rules. The draft diagnostic report just landed, and adoption is targeted for early 2027.
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