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Comprehensive Plan Amendment (Consent) – CPA22(07) Hines Krusen- Douglas-KD52 - Providing for a Text Amendment to the Future Land Use Element Appendix, a Map Amendment to the Future Land Use Map 2-9 Amending Subarea Map 2-9(22) Gateway Hub Subarea and Subarea Map 2- 9(22a) Gateway Hub Subcategories

Page 2 of 4Public HearingsPDD-23-0497District 1

What the county recorded

Published agenda

Staff recommendation

Approve

No disposition in the minutes

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Published agenda

The county’s agenda for Planning Commission, Aug 3, 2023

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Approved minutes

The county’s minutes for Planning Commission, Aug 3, 2023

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PDD-23-0497 in full →

PDD-23-0497 was taken up 2 times between Aug 3, 2023 and Aug 8, 2023 — this is appearance 1.

  1. Aug 3, 2023PlanningPC7No disposition in the minutesthis item
  2. Aug 8, 2023BoardP68Approved

What was said

Transcript

Machine transcription of 4m of recording, with speaker names inferred from voice matching. 56% of 32 lines carry a name. It shows what was said, not what was decided, and both the words and the names can be wrong.

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GreyChair

Okay, and we have PC seven, I believe.

Unidentified speakerVoice A

Sick.

GreyChair

Six yeah. Didn't we approve seven?

Seven.

Denise

Yeah, PC seven will be presented by Chris Dimanche.

GirardiVice Chair

Okay. And I don't need a full presentation, I just have a question. Um my question is When I read the staff report So if you only look at the strike through and underline and sub-air policies, it makes it look like we're losing 120 acres of employment. I don't think that's really the case because I think they're eliminating some of the residential in the interstate mixed use area, but I thought staff was going to do some kind of discussion

about why we're not losing employment land Which I didn't see in the agenda memo.

I I think there is an explanation. I I want to be clear. I'm I'm supporting the amendment of the Complan. I'm just I d it seems like there's an analysis missing. From the staff report that shows why we're not losing one hundred and twenty acres of employment.

Unidentified speakerVoice B

Do you mind

we should put it in the staff report at any stage?

Unidentified speakerVoice C

Yes. Yeah, the uh Nictoria Squito's Planning Development Department, there

is

an answer for that. Um we could put it in the staff report. I think probably the best person that can speak to it off the top of his head extemporaneously is gonna be Clark Copy himself. But essentially the the employment generating uses and the capacity. capacity that the original Gateway Hub had or has currently will remain thereafter.

GirardiVice Chair

I I think here I I'm not disagreeing with you, but if you if you just look at the table it looks like we're losing 120 acres and I thought there was gonna be some analysis that we're gonna do.

Unidentified speakerVoice C

We can we can augment that in the next iteration of the month.

GirardiVice Chair

Okay, well does does somebody want to explain it to the

Unidentified speakerVoice B

Planning Commission just so we they all know? Sure, again Clark Hobby for the record. So uh and I some of you will I've sent emails and try to explain this, but basically the portion of the property that's along I 75 was I think four hundred and thirty-six acres originally, but it was a mixed use category and it allowed I think twenty-five percent to be Residential and in discussions with David and planning staff, we felt it was more important to preserve that area

for employment generating uses because we're intending on building, you know, hopefully a couple of million square feet of light industrial and office over in that area. So we netted out and removed the residential from that area. So the overall area that's Called now Interstate Employment and Mixed Use removed all residential from it. So it went down in gross acreage, but it's the exact same amount of employment generating uses and it ended up preserving all of the

highway frontage along seventy five in that category for employment only, not not residential. So we should probably caught that in the staff report out.

GirardiVice Chair

I mean that's consistent with what I my understanding, but it just I never saw the math in the staff report that explains all that.

Unidentified speakerVoice B

The maps in there but yes, and also this is something else. The strike through and the maps are only an exhibit to the res to the resolution, not to the staff report. And I think that was also probably a little bit confusing. Uh it's hard to tell what's going on if you just look at the staff report. So I'll get with Amy and Terry and very quickly try to augment those two things so it's clear what we're doing. And I we're happy to if we need to create updated maps to bubble the area that's changing, we can do that. Okay,

thank you. All right,

GreyChair

thank you.

Unidentified speakerVoice B

Okay.

GreyChair

Any other questions? Uh D I think you pulled that one, didn't you, Dave? Yeah.

GirardiVice Chair

Yeah, I'm I can make I'm fine with it being approved as long as they're correcting the staff report to address that issue.

GreyChair

Okay, so do we have a motion? So

GirardiVice Chair

moved.

GreyChair

To approve. With that correction.

Okay, and do we have a second?

Unidentified speakerVoice D

I'll second.

GreyChair

Any further discussion? All in favor? Signify by saying aye. Aye. Aye. Opposed? Like sign? Okay.