Lafayette Planning Commission, Mar 17, 2025
The commission heard a staff report and an applicant presentation on the Oak Hill Place LLC project and continued the hearing to May 5th.
3 h 48 min in session · date on the body’s own agenda listing
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The meeting, in short
The commission heard a staff report and an applicant presentation on the Oak Hill Place LLC project and continued the hearing to May 5th. 12:08
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We should go under the assumption of what you're saying. Um, if, if there were an undeveloped single-family, like smaller lot up the road that was completely undeveloped and was being developed as a single-family home, is there a scenario where we would require improvements along the edge of the road similar to the sidewalk?Kristina Sturm · Commissioner1:21:00
Does the design of, um, the edge treatment for that road have to be specified in our, like, walkways plan in order for the city to require it of the applicant? Or does it— or do they come up with it on a case-by-case basis?Kristina Sturm · Commissioner1:22:04
Oh, actually, no, one more. Um, was this site considered a housing opportunity site? In the final version of the housing element?Anna Radonich · Commissioner3:09:42
I have one more question, just back to the, the tree ordinance. Is, um, is the city— is the, the reason that the city is keeping to the previous version, is that A legal issue? Like, my understanding is if we chose to revise it, then the next we see benefits in obviously the revised version.Kristina Sturm · Commissioner3:12:13
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