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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…
3. PUBLIC HEARING
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Recommendation of Proposed Amendments to Title 18 Natural Environment: Outdoor Lighting, Shoreline Master Program, (A)
Minnie Dhaliwal, Director, Community Planning & Development
· packet pp.5–149
This public hearing is the second PPC phase of review and adoption of an updated Land Use Code, Title 18. Outdoor Lighting is part of Bucket 1, Natural Environment. (Title 18’s chapters have been divided into six buckets.) The February 24th meeting will be a joint one of Planning Policy Commission (PPC) and the Environmental Board (EB) to introduce the
No. Source Date Commentor Primary Topic Comment Response Notes We are encouraging a delicate balance of current vs. future be kept in mind. In regard to thresholds for the design manual or a neighborhood overlay, code must allow for existing buildings to easily and efficiently be maintained, enhanced, and/or updated. If the codes are too onerous, building owners are discouraged from reinvesting in/updating their properties and blight will happen faster as the buildings age. The updated code should enable an existing building/development to address parcel constraints or opportunities and use; allow for flexibility in design and/or developer obligations; and not be financially burdened.
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Title 18 Code Update: Public Comments
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· Minnie Dhaliwal, Director, Community Planning & Development
2022 1/20/22 1/27/22 Joint Meeting with Development Commission Public Hearing: Proposed 2022 Docket of Education: Title 18 - Building and Design Comprehensive Plan and Zoning Map Neighborhood Overlay Standards Amendments o Olde Town o Central Issaquah Joint Meeting with Development Commission (if January o Issaquah Highlands necessary) o Talus Title 18: Education - Building and Design Neighborhood Overlay Standards o Olde Town o Central Issaquah o Issaquah Highlands o Talus 2/10/22 2/24/22 Joint Meeting with Development Commission Joint Meeting with Environmental Board
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