Lafayette Planning Commission, Jul 6, 2026
The commission held a preliminary review of a proposed community building at Temple Isaiah and referred it to the design review commission, then approved the phase one siting and massing for a single family home on Carlisle Terrace.
2 h 27 min in session · date on the body’s own agenda listing
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The meeting, in short
The commission held a preliminary review of a proposed community building at Temple Isaiah and referred it to the design review commission, then approved the phase one siting and massing for a single family home on Carlisle Terrace. 6:21
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What members said, in order
I appreciate staff and explain the difference between Lafayette height and code height, and I think that is, necessary. But I did wanna make sure that that was specifically referenced.Gregory Mason · Commissioner1:01:02
I I agree with with the comments that have been made so far. And I'd for everybody, I wanna say that the residential design review portion will be in phase two. Right? And that's when the the detailed, you know, construction plans will be really looked at again.Carl Di Giorgio · Vice Chair2:16:29
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