Set land use rules for private property in Northshore area

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In Plain English

The city is updating its General Plan and needs to decide how private property in the Northshore area can be used. Staff will choose between allowing only open space, only business and light industrial uses, or a mix of both. This decision affects what can be built on these private lots in the future.

Auto-generated summary. Source: official agenda documents.

Votes

Adopt Option A (Open Space)

Moved by: Councilmember BecklesSeconded by: Mayor McLaughlin
Failed

2 to 4

ButtAbsent
BoozéNay
BatesNay
McLaughlinAye
BecklesAye
RogersNay
RittermanNay

Adopt Option B (Business/Light Industrial)

Moved by: Councilmember BoozéSeconded by: Councilmember Bates
Failed

3 to 3

BoozéAye
BatesAye
ButtAbsent
McLaughlinNay
BecklesNay
RogersNay
RittermanAye

Adopt Option C

Moved by: Councilmember RittermanSeconded by: <UNKNOWN>
Failed

Call the question

Moved by: Councilmember BatesSeconded by: Councilmember Boozé
Failed

2 to 4

BoozéAye
BatesAye
ButtAbsent
McLaughlinNay
BecklesNay
RogersNay
RittermanNay

Adopt Option C with development standards

Moved by: Councilmember RittermanSeconded by: Councilmember Boozé
Failed

3 to 3

ButtAbsent
BoozéAye
BatesAye
McLaughlinNay
BecklesNay
RogersNay
RittermanAye

Return the matter to the Planning Commission

Moved by: Vice Mayor RogersSeconded by: Councilmember Beckles
Passed

4 to 1

ButtAbsent
BoozéAbsent
BatesNay
McLaughlinAye
BecklesAye
RogersAye
RittermanAye

Allow city manager to answer Councilmember Bates' question

Moved by: Councilmember BatesSeconded by: Councilmember Boozé
Failed

3 to 2

ButtAbsent
BoozéAye
BatesAye
McLaughlinNay
BecklesNay
RogersAye
RittermanAbstain