City Attorney Eric Vail announced that this item will be heard and discussed as two separate items.
Councilmember Raymond Gregory recused himself from the discussion of the proposed Change of Zone No. 21-001 Ordinance.
Robert Rodriguez, Director of Planning/Building, provided the staff report on the proposed Change of Zone No. 21-001 Ordinance. The following points were presented:
City’s Zoning Map
General Plan Update Adopted by City Council on July 28, 2021 2040 Plan for the City
North Landau Blvd, Zoning: I-1 & OS, Boundary Change
North DaVall Dr, Existing Zoning: RM, I-1, Proposed Zoning: RM, I-1 & BP Canyon Plaza, Perez Rd, Existing Zoning: OS & PCC, Proposed Zoning: OS,
PCC & BP
North City Specific Plan Extended, Existing Zoning: MU-N, Proposed Zoning: I-1 Downtown, Existing Zoning: MXC, Proposed Zoning: OS (Recognize Existing Parks)
Bankside Dr, Zoning: PCC & CBP-2, Boundary Change
Vista Chino & Landau Blvd, Existing Zoning: R2, Proposed Zoning: R3 Date Palm Dr, Existing Zoning: PCC, Proposed Zoning: RM Housing Element Adopted by City Council on May 25, 2002 Housing Needs of the City
Acres: 29.41, Zoning: R2 to R3, Units/Acre: 10 to 20, Potential of 588 Units Acres: 7.06, Zoning: R2 to R3, Units/Acre: 10 to 20, Potential of 141 Units Acres: 47, Zoning: I-1, Map the P/IH Overlay, Uses same as I-1 Supportive & Transitional Housing, Low Barrier Navigation Center
Mayor Ernesto Gutierrez opened the Public Hearing to receive public comment. Seeing none he closed the Public Hearing and returned discussion to the City Council.
M.O. 2022-147