Ordinance in our office.

So if the committees votes to forward this to council, the ordinance that you see at council may differ from what the in the back of material.

Okay.

Is it all here we go?

And we do have uh committee members.

Uh um do any of the committee members want to make a comment on the consent agenda of Council Member Sherman?

Go ahead.

Yeah, I just wanted to comment on number three.

Uh, this seventy point four point seven one acres on developed land that's out in the mission trails area.

It was part of the party development a few years back, and will actually help us with this one missing section of mountain biking trail that goes all the way through the military base and does a big loop all the way through mission trails.

Thousands of people use that trail every month, and until now it's been going across trespassing and doing those kind of things.

So this will be dedicated to the city, kept open space and part of the park for in perpetuity, and it's an extra seventy-four acres of open space.

So it's a very good deal and happy to make a motion to move the consent item.

Wonderful, thank you.

And okay, you have the wonderful.

And just for the record, uh, we don't have any public speakers on the consent agenda, and we do have a motion by council member Sherman with the second by council member Campbell.

All in favor of the motion, please say aye.

Aye.

Okay, motion carries unanimously.

Uh next, we're gonna hear item number four, the 12th update, phase two to the land development code and local coastal program.

And just please state your name and title for the record, and how many minutes will you need for the presentation?

Uh good afternoon.

Uh Tornai Mazza with the planning department.

We'll need about five minutes for the presentation.

Wonderful.

Thank you very much.

And start um ever you'd like to go.

I'm a project manager in the planning department, and I'm here to present the 12th update phase two of the land development code and local coastal program.

This update addresses changing land use, assists in increasing housing stock, streamlines the review process, and clarifies and correct errors in the code.

As you may uh remember, phase one was approved by city council in July of this year of 56 items, and we are back for an additional 39 items.

Out of those 39 items, 26 are related to zoning, six items are related to landscape, and seven fall under minor minor corrections.

All items are summarized in the report and the matrix within attachment one, as well as the draft language.

I'll only be summarizing a few of the items today, but staff is here to address any questions on any of those items.

The first one is issue number six, the continuing care retirement communities.

Currently in multifamily zones, um, this use requires a conditional use permit.

With a growing need for this type of housing, this use would be allowed as a limited use in multifamily zones.

We also remove the density requirement of the underlying zone to further incentivize this housing type.

Issue seven, development on a premises within with a utilized development permit.

This allows existing development capacity where permitted under the base zone without an amendment to the existing development permit.

For example, if the site has an expansive parking lot with an existing development permit, they could add additional capacity under the base zone without amending their development permit.

Issue item 12 is the marijuana regulations.

There are three sub-items under this item.

Um the first one is to be consistent citywide and with state law.

We are changing the term marijuana to the term cannabis throughout the code.

We are also um we currently do not have regulations regulating the advertising of cannabis on billboards.

So we are proposing regulations to um have a distance requirement from sensitive receptors of 1,000 feet consistent with state law.

And the map that you've been provided has surveyed all the billboards and whether they would be in compliance or not.

The last one is to prohibit secondary window signs in cannabis outlets from advertising cannabis.

Issue item number 27 updates to our floodplain regulations in order to meet the criteria in the national flood insurance program.

This program allows eligibility for federal grants, loans, disaster assistance, mortgage insurance, and federally backed flood insurance.

Four public workshops were held as well as three meetings with the code monitoring team and the technical advisory committee, as shown here.

And the CMT and TAC advisory groups recommendations, motions are listed on page six of your report, and they approved all the items.

Um, just for correction, the downtown community planning group approved item 39, not item 40.

And on October 22nd, the community planning group voted 27 to zero to postpone their recommendation until January.

So that planning commission and city council should also postpone their decision until after January.

On October 24th, the planning commission approved all the items with the exception of the distance and measuring requirements for path of travel between uses for the marijuana item.

The draft language of this issue is currently being worked on and will be back be back before planning commission on December 12th of this year.

They also requested staff to look into the assembly use parking revisions.

Staff originally proposed 10 spaces per 1,000 square feet for assembly uses, and after planning commission, staff adjusted the parking requirements to 25 spaces per thousand square feet.

And after planning commission, staff adjusted the parking requirements to 25 spaces per thousand square feet.