PLANNING POLICY COMMISSION Staff Liaison About Christen Leeson, Senior Planner Created in 1983, this commission serves as a Email policy advisory body to the Mayor and provides guidance and direction for Issaquah's future Regular Members growth through continued review and 2021* - Ron Faul improvement to the City's Comprehensive Land 2021* - Joan Probala Use Plan and related land use documents. 2022 - Joy Lewis 2022 - Matt Monahan Membership 2022 - Janice Carle The Planning Policy Commission is comprised of 2022 - Jason Voiss seven regular members, with four-year terms; 2023 - Nina Milligan and several alternates, with two-year terms. All members are appointed by the Mayor and Alternate Members subject to confirmation by the City Council. 2022 - Richard Zaragoza Terms expire April 30 of the year listed. For 2023 - Vacant more information, see IMC 18.03. *Short term expiring April 30,…
MILLIGAN asked about the use of “shall” in “the provision of EVSE and EV-Ready in the project associated with defined affordable housing shall be cost-neutral.” She also asked for clarification of why reducing landscaping was proposed as a way to achieve cost-neutrality. Curtis-Murphy replied the thinking was that, particularly if reductions in parking requirements did not achieve cost neutrality, then other options, such as reducing landscaping, might be used. It was intended as a way of offering cost savings for developers in exchange for the costs to developers of providing EV facilities. Several Commissioners spoke about the desirability of landscaping requirements for affordable housing in terms of environmental impacts, equity, and aesthetics.
FEBRUARY AUGUST 2/11/21 Cancelled 8/12/21 TBD 2/25/21 Cancelled 8/26/21 2021 Comprhensive Plan Amendments: Redesignations/Rezones MARCH SEPTEMBER 3/11/21 Public Hearing: Electric Vehicle Charging 9/9/21 2021 Comprhensive Plan Amendments: Stations Land Use Element: Climate Change policies CPPs and Growth Targets Presentation (Informational) 3/25/21 PPC/EVC Joint Meeting: Title 18: Signs 9/23/21 Public Hearing: 2021 Comprehensive Plan and Zoning Map Amendments APRIL OCTOBER 4/8/21 Cancelled 10/14/21 Public Hearing: 2021 Comprehensive Plan and Zoning Map Amendments (continued) 4/22/21 Public Hearing: Signs Amendments 10/28/21 TBD CIP/TIP
Ron Faul, Vice Chair Christen Leeson, Senior Planner
Joy Lewis Lucy Sloman, Land Dev. Manager
Nina Milligan Minnie Dhaliwal, CP&D Director
Matt Monahan Daniel Kenny, Ogden Murphy Wallace
Jason Voiss Chris Grabowski, Code Enforcement
Richard Zaragoza, Alternate (voting) Officer
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Joan Probala
Janice Carle
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He also requested that the allowance for on- premises open house signs be increased to four.
Commissioner Decision MOVED BY MONAGHAN, SECONDED BY VOISS that PPC recommend approval of the proposed Sign Code amendments as noted in the Findings of Fact to the City Council.
MOVED BY MILLIGAN, SECONDED BY MONAGHAN that the proposed sign code amendments for on-premises real estate signs be revised to (1) allow yard arm signs up to 6.5 feet in height and (2) allow two riders of 1.5 square…
MOVED BY VOISS that PPC direct staff to prepare two additional options for Council consideration for establishing the number of temporary noncommercial signage allowed on private property.
MOVED BY FAUL, SECONDED BY MILLIGAN that staff include a recommendation in the agenda bill transmitting PPC’s recommendation that the issue of lumens from signage be further evaluated and researched by staff and…