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Sacramento Planning and Design Commission Meeting - March 27, 2025

Planning & Design CommissionThursday, March 27, 2025
BodySacramento, California
SessionPlanning & Design Commission
DateThursday, March 27, 2025
StatusFILED
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commissioners I wanted to give a little bit of background for this one. So each year

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the staff assists the commission in putting together an annual report looking back at

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the accomplishments of the commission over the prior calendar year and then the commissions

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are also offered the opportunity to make any sort of recommendations that they would like

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to make to the personnel and public employees committee or PMP committee and to City Council

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as part of that annual report. So on November 14th of this last year the planning and

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design commission discussed its 2024 annual report and decided to include a recommendation

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in that report to PMPE that the committee should in consultation with the commission

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explore reducing the number of planning and design commission seats from 13 to 11 seats

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and also looking at perhaps changing the number of affirmative votes required to pass

Discussion Breakdown — Share of Meeting
Affordable Housing████████████████████████████████████████40%
Community Engagement██████████████████████████████30%
Engineering And Infrastructure████████████████████20%
Transportation Safety██████████10%
Summary of Proceedings

Sacramento Planning and Design Commission Meeting

The Planning and Design Commission met on March 27, 2025, from 5:30 PM to 7:46 PM at Sacramento City Hall. Ten commissioners were present, with two absent. The meeting focused on two major development projects and included standard procedures like approval of previous minutes.

Opening and Introductions

  • Meeting called to order at 5:30 PM
  • Land acknowledgment and pledge of allegiance led by Chair Yeung
  • Ten commissioners present, two absent (Commissioners Kadin and Macias Reed)

Consent Calendar

  • Approved minutes from March 13, 2025 meeting
  • Passed unanimously by present commissioners

Public Hearings

Leisure Lane Gas Station Project (P22-037)

  • Proposal for new gas station with 12 charging stations and convenience store
  • 4,225 square foot convenience store with 2,200 SF mezzanine
  • Features include:
    • Six fuel islands (12 nozzles)
    • 12 DC fast-charging EV stations
    • Fresh food market
    • Proposed pharmacy
    • Beer/wine sales (Type 20 license)
  • Significant community discussion with 11 public speakers
  • Approved with conditions including:
    • No future Type 21 liquor license
    • EV chargers must be operational before fuel dispensing begins
    • Replacement of three protected trees

ParkeBridge East Rezone (P24-024)

  • 4.87-acre development with 41 residential lots
  • Rezoning from Office Business to Single Unit/Duplex Dwelling
  • Features include:
    • Minimum 2,400 sq ft lots
    • Private streets and shared use paths
    • Connection to existing bike path network
    • Sound wall along Interstate 80
  • Approved unanimously with recommendation to City Council

Key Outcomes

  • Both major projects approved with modifications
  • Leisure Lane Gas Station approval represents first project meeting new 1:1 gas/EV charging ratio requirement
  • ParkeBridge East Rezone advances housing development goals
  • Meeting adjourned at 7:46 PM

Meeting Transcript

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