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Commission recommends a new Moderate Density District-1 (ZT-25-01), adopted as Ordinance No. 8217
On July 7, 2025 Vice Chairman Bulla asked staff to confirm that the amendment had been directed by the commission after a contested request for Moderate Density zoning next to an established Residential District 1 neighborhood, and staff confirmed it. The commission tabled the item 6-0 for an outreach meeting with the development community, then recommended it 7-0 on August 18. The council passed Ordinance No. 8217, adding Moderate Density District-1 and renaming the existing district Moderate Density District-2, on September 9, 2025, 4-0, and on the September 23 consent agenda, 5-0.[1][2][3][4][5]
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On July 7, 2025 Vice Chairman Bulla asked staff to confirm that ZT-25-01 "was directed by the Commission after a controversial rezoning request to Moderate Density District adjacent to an established Residential District 1 single-family detached neighborhood," with the concerns that Moderate Density allowed apartments and that there was no district between Residential District 3 and Moderate Density; Planning Manager Cody Balzen confirmed that rezoning item initiated the work. The minutes do not give that case's number. [1]
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On July 7, 2025 Commissioner Josh Langham moved to table ZT-25-01 to August 18 so the development community could comment at a stakeholder outreach event, and the motion passed 6-0; staff announced the outreach meeting on August 4. On August 18 the commission recommended the amendment 7-0 with no public comment. Ordinance No. 8217 amended twelve sections of Chapter 4-10 to add Moderate Density District-1 and rename the Moderate Density District as Moderate Density District-2; it passed on September 9, 2025, 4-0, and on the September 23, 2025 consent agenda, 5-0. [1][2][3][4][5]
