APPROVAL OF MINUTES a) 05-03-22 City Council Planning, Development & Page (0000) Environment Committee Minutes CITY OF ISSAQUAH City Council Planning, Development & Environment Committee 6:30 PM Council Chambers, 135 E. May 3, 2022 MINUTES Sunset Way, Issaquah WA
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Summary of Input: Title 18 Landscape & Open Space Review (Informational Only)
Comprehensive list of items that will be addressed in the next draft of the Landscape and Open Space topics (Bucket #2). This list is based on input from the Planning Development and Environment Committee, Planning Policy Commission, Park Board, Environment Board, and other community members.
The Title 18 Update has been divided into six “buckets” (topics) that include: Natural Environment; Landscape, Trees and Open Space; Zoning and Uses; Zoning and Development Standards; Building and Design; and Procedures and Administration.
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Amendments to Title 16: Stormwater Manual & Floodplain Code
ID 1144
60 min
· Evan Brumfield, Environmental & Regulatory Program Administrator
· packet pp.203–348
Minnie Dhaliwal, Director, CP&D Christen Leeson, Senior Planner, CP&D Stephen Padua, Long Range Planning Manager, CP&D Lucy Sloman, Land Development Manager 2. Approval of Minutes VICE CHAIR VOISS asked if there were any corrections to the Planning Policy Commission April 28, 2022 Minutes. COMMISSIONER MILLIGAN stated having an Page 19 of 348 AGENDA ITEMS a) 05-12-22 Special Joint Meeting Planning Policy Commission & Development Commission Meeting Minutes excused absence, rather than unexcused as listed. Chair VOISS stated that the corrected Minutes were approved
Recommendations & actions (7)
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The goals Council adopted associated with this topic include: Goal 8: Update codes and standards to retain and protect essential characteristics in established neighborhoods.
For example, personal service establishments, clothing stores, shoe cobblers, and other retail categories now consolidated under “Retail/Service, General.” 3) Prohibited uses moved to another section.
Neighborhood-specific standards are maintained. 5) When the Replacement Regulations were adopted, Issaquah Highlands and Talus relied on the Central Issaquah standards for much of their standards.
Chair VOISS stated that the corrected Minutes were approved.
Leeson replied that some footnotes referred to a section and were moved to that section for all information in one spot.
Specified design standards were moved to specified use standards.
COMMISSIONER MORGAN asked staff to clarify native retention areas from a practical standpoint in Form and Intensity, page 6 of 24, and changes to “NA” versus F.A.R., Table 18.404.100.