PDE-26-0860
Published agendaHeard once, at the Board of County Commissioners on Aug 25, 2026.
Official title
PM-36 Policy Direction on Multi-Family Land Uses
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- 11mJack MarianoChair
Okay, we're gonna go to item R forty one. I understand we're gonna just push that out. Mr.
Mike CarballaChairman M in the interest of time we can certainly uh push that discussion to another date. We have talked with staff, we're we're perfectly good with that. So if it's pleasure to the board we can bring that back at another time.
Jack MarianoChairI I I think it's a good idea and I I'd like to add some points to it because uh looking at the Cobalt fire situation that just happened, all the information that's out there My understanding just from this morning was it did have firewalls, it did have sprinklers from down below, uh, and was all to code. It's designed to work that way. From what I understand, the lightning bolt that hit hit and went through the roof, creating a very unique situation, creating a lot of oxygen. oxygen in the air which let it
burn a lot quicker and stronger than would normally happen if it just hit the roof and slowly burnt. So I want to make sure that everything was done properly. I'm I'm I know the team's gonna investigate it so I'm comfortable with that, but if you can wait till you have all that information together and bring it back at the same time. This way when we make one set of changes, we do it all at the same time.
Mike CarballaSo you'd rather have a more comprehensive discussion on multifamily, both on policy as well as potential code and safety. Exactly. Okay, we can do that.
Lisa YeagerSecond Vice ChairThey had sprinklers in the attic, you know, except
Mike Carballafor we can have that discussion. Okay. Understand.