Record 2008 council decision approving mixed-use development at 3601-3627 Cutting Boulevard
In Plain English
The city council approved a mixed-use project on Cutting Boulevard in 2008 after someone appealed the planning commission's decision. This resolution formally documents that 2008 approval and directs staff to update density bonus rules. The project included special permits for extra housing units and design changes.
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Votes
adopt Resolution No. 23-08
7 to 1
Why This Vote Matters
The council voted to formally document its 2008 approval of a mixed-use housing and commercial project on Cutting Boulevard, with seven members supporting the resolution and Councilmember Viramontes opposed. Councilmember Lopez abstained from the vote. The resolution also directs city staff to update density bonus rules that allow developers to build more housing units than normally permitted. This is largely an administrative action to clarify existing policy rather than approve new development.
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