Lafayette Planning Commission, Sep 8, 2026
The commission reviewed the Objective Design Standards Phase II and passed a resolution recommending that the city council approve it with three requested revisions.
2 h 10 min in session · date on the body’s own agenda listing
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The meeting, in short
The commission reviewed the Objective Design Standards Phase II and passed a resolution recommending that the city council approve it with three requested revisions. 9:03
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I don't want to get these one of these angels dancing on heads of pins type arguments, spend the next ten years arguing about something that's superfluous.Gregory Mason · Commissioner1:46:29
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