Codification; and Providing for Effective Date. (QUASI-JUDICIAL).
Mayor Langdon announced the item, stated this is
requested a motion to direct the City Clerk to read by title only.
a
quasi-judicial hearing, and
A
motion was made by Commissioner Emrich, seconded by Commissioner
Stokes, to direct the City Clerk to read the Ordinance by title only. The motion
carried on the following vote:
5 - Mayor Langdon, Vice Mayor White, Commissioner Emrich, Commissioner
McDowell and Commissioner Stokes
Yes:
Ms. Faust read the Ordinance by title only and swore in those wishing to provide
testimony.
Mayor Langdon called for disclosure of ex-parte communications.
Commissioner Stokes, Mayor Langdon, and Commissioner Emrich disclosed no
ex-parte communications.
Commissioner McDowell disclosed emails sent to staff regarding duplication of backup
materials, missing exhibits, and scrivener's errors.
Vice Mayor White disclosed general questions to staff.
Ms. Faust stated there were no aggrieved parties.
Jackson Boone, Boone Law Firm, and Rhea Lopes, RVi Planning and Landscape
Architecture, both being duly sworn, provided
a presentation including pattern books,
units, location, neighborhoods and centers, village center, greenbelts, consistency with
the Comprehensive Plan, recommendations, and requested approval.
Mr. Benge, being duly sworn, provided
a presentation including overview, applicant,
property owner, request, location, property size, related ordinances, aerial view, review
process, compliance with the Comprehensive Plan and Unified Land Development
Code (ULDC), and recommendations.
There were no rebuttals by the Applicant or Staff.
There was no public comment.
Commission questions and discussion took place regarding ULDC applications relating
to Village District Pattern Book (VDPB), wetlands versus surface water, commercial
development within village center approval process, housing types and notification
timeline, town center exclusion reasoning, affordable housing preferences, curb height
concern relating to emergency services and wildlife, Toledo Blade Boulevard and
Tropicaire Boulevard stop light installation timeline and responsibilities, dwelling unit
requirements, ingress and egress requirements, VDPB versus ULDC verbiage
discrepancy relating to neighborhood center commercial development, and village
center acreage dedicated to commercial development.
Mr. Benge spoke to commercial development acreage and ULDC limitations.
Commission questions and discussion continued regarding amending commercial
development acreage.
There were no closing arguments by Staff.
Mr. Boone provided closing arguments including recommendations and consistency
with the ULDC and Comprehensive Plan.
Mayor Langdon closed the public hearing and requested a motion.