PLANNING POLICY COMMISSION Staff Liaison Christen Leeson, Senior About 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 2022 – Joy Lewis improvement to the City's Comprehensive Land 2022 – Matt Monahan Use Plan and related land use documents. 2022 – Jason Voiss 2022 – Vacant Membership 2023 – Nina Milligan The Planning Policy Commission is comprised of 2024 – Ron Faul seven regular members, with four-year terms; 2024 – Sara Bader 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 and Rules & Regulations. Meetings Unless…
The purpose of the January 20th Planning Policy Commission (PPC) meeting is for staff to provide background on and receive feedback pertaining to Building and Design, specifically related to Neighborhood Overlay Standards.
Minnie Dhaliwal, Director, CP&D Christen Leeson, Senior Planner, CP&D Stephen Padua, Long Range Planning Manager, CP&D Valerie Porter, Associate Planner, CP&D Lucy Sloman, Current Planning Manager,CP&D 2. Approval of Minutes Page 11 of 58 APPROVAL OF MINUTES b) 01-27-22 SPECIAL JOINT MEETING Planning Policy Commission Minutes a) Chair Faul asked if there were any comments or changes to the PPC December 9, 2021 minutes
there were none. The minutes were approved. 3
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Leeson replied that there have been several times that certain items were not approved, but not the entire Docket.
The proposal can be moved to another year, however.
COMMISSIONER VOISS asked for clarification that changes or adjustments can continue to be made, but if not on the approved Docket, the item is not on the calendar this year.
Up-zoning requested in number two is outside the Central Issaquah Plan.
MOTION seconded by Commissioner Voiss.
CHAIR FAUL agreed with COMMISSIONER LEWIS that the items should be moved to the 2023 Docket to allow Title 18 to provide direction and when more resources will be available for rezoning.
COMMISSIONER SANFORD asked if Issaquah Work Lofts on Gilman was approved before the Design Manual had been released.
Sloman replied that the draft of the Design Manual had been released and Council approved a Development Agreement that stated that the Design Manual would be used to the point that had been completed, a negotiation with…