Topics tracked across meetings:Amending the Issaquah Municipal Code and Central Issaquah Development and Design Standards Related to Electric Vehicle ChargingAB 8066››››››5/7
Central Issaquah Development and Design Standards Amendment limiting new Hotels, Motels, Time Share Lodging, Conference Centers and Self Storage Units in specific zones within Central IssaquahAB 7577››1/3
Planning Policy Commission About Staff Liaison Created in 1983, this commission serves as a Trish Heinonen, Planning Manager policy advisory body to the Mayor and provides Email guidance and direction for Issaquah’s future growth through continued review and improvement to the Regular Members City’s Comprehensive Land Use Plan and related 2018 – Joy Lewis land use documents. 2018 – Jon Stob 2018 – Carl Swedberg Membership 2018 – Lindsey Walsh The Planning Policy Commission is comprised of 2019 – Joan Probala seven regular members, with four-year terms; and 2020 – Ron Faul several alternates, with two-year terms. All 2020 – Troy Rahmig members are appointed by the Mayor and subject to confirmation by the City Council. Terms expire Alternate Members April 30 of the year listed. For more information, 2018 – AJ McGauley see IMC 18.03. 2018 – Vacant 2018 – Vacant 2018 – Vacant
CITY OF ISSAQUAH JOINT MEETING: PARK BOARD and PLANNING POLICY COMMISSION MINUTES
4. AGENDA ITEMS
4a
Discussion: Central Issaquah District Visions and Green Necklace, (R)
Keith Niven, Development Services Director Trish Heinonen, Planning Policy Manager
Topics:Land Use
4b
PUBLIC HEARING: Proposed Amendments to Central Issaquah Development and Design Standards Chapter 4.0, Zoning Districts, Uses and Standards Summary, Regarding Hotels and Storage Units, (R)
Keith Niven, Development Services Director
Topics:Land Use
4c
PUBLIC HEARING: Proposed Amendments to Issaquah Municipal Code Regarding Accessory Dwelling Units, (R)
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MOVED BY WALSH, SECONDED BY RAHMIG that minutes of the PPC meeting on February 28, 2018 be approved as presented.
MOVED BY RAHMIG, SECONDED BY STOB that minutes of the PPC meeting on March 8, 2018 be approved as presented.
He discussed the missing green necklace piece, and said the final version can refer the reader to “see the final Parks Strategic Plan.” McGAULEY recommended that at least the legend be included that shows the numbers of…
MOVED BY FAUL to approve the City’s recommendation to limit development of new hotels to the Pickering neighborhood only.
MOVED BY McGAULEY, SECONDED BY RAHMIG that no amendment be approved, and that no change be made to the existing zoning with regard to development of new hotels in central Issaquah.
MOVED BY McGAULEY, SECONDED BY FAUL that development of new self-storage facilities be prohibited in all Central Issaquah zones except intensive commercial, and be excluded except as accessory to another use in the…
Large storage spaces are not as frequently requested as smaller ones, he noted.
MOVED BY LEWIS, SECONDED BY MCGAULEY to preclude all storage within Central Issaquah, including removing the provision in the proposed amendment that it be limited to East Lake Sammamish Parkway SE and 221st Place SE…
a) Planning Policy Commission 3-22-18 MOVED BY LEWIS, SECONDED BY FAUL that the PPC’s discussion and split vote be forwarded as its recommendation to Council, with both majority and minority views expressed.
FAUL said if an owner put in an ADU and then moved out, could they then move and rent both units.