Lafayette Planning Commission, Mar 2, 2026
The commission considered a hillside development permit request for a 6,160 square foot single-family residence and continued the item to April 20 for additional information.
3 h 19 min in session · date on the body’s own agenda listing
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The meeting, in short
The commission considered a hillside development permit request for a 6,160 square foot single-family residence and continued the item to April 20 for additional information. 1:31:26
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What members said, in order
For the record, I have no problems with the house. I have no problems with your ability to build a house safely, structured on a hill. The only concern I had was the drainage, and you answered that. So thank you.Gregory Mason · Commissioner2:00:31
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