The Development Code is used every day by residents, property owners, applicants, and City staff. Over time, technical issues, inconsistencies, and areas of confusion are identified. The Code Cleanup Initiative helps address those issues and improve how the Code functions.

No.

The purpose of the initiative is to clarify existing regulations and improve administration of the Development Code. It is not intended to establish new land use policy or revisit adopted policy decisions.

Yes.

Residents and stakeholders are encouraged to review project materials, ask questions, and provide feedback throughout the process.

As a Consult level engagement process, the City will listen to and consider public feedback as recommendations are refined and reviewed. Feedback helps inform the process, while Planning Commission and City Council remain responsible for recommendations and final decisions.

City Council is responsible for final action on any proposed amendments following review and recommendation by the Planning Commission.