Feb 09 Planning Commission
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The document discusses proposed amendments to Oak Harbor's subdivision code. It addresses issues with buffer corridors, street trees, stormwater facilities, and short plats. For each issue, it outlines the problem, goal, proposed amendments, and potential policy questions. The proposed amendments aim to provide clearer design standards and requirements to improve aesthetics, connectivity, and multi-modal transportation options in new developments.
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- 3. Process to date Level 1 – What’s the Issue & Goal? Goal Issue Level 2 – Why? Stakeholder input PC Input Existing cond. Model code Reasons Name of alt 1 Alternatives & effects Level 3 - Choices Name of alt 2 Effect 1 Effect 2 Effect 3 Effect 1 Effect 2 Effect 3 Decision and Adoption Level 4 Decision
- 8. Large Buffer
- 9. Small Buffer
Editor's Notes
- Just by way of introduction for those who may not know me, I’m Ethan Spoo, senior planner with the City of Oak Harbor and I’ll be the project manager for the subdivision code update from this point forward taking over for Rob Voigt. Last month, staff briefed Planning Commission on the Subdivision Code Update. In 2008, we brought the stakeholder involvement to a close. Now in 2009, we’re entering a new phase of the project in which we’ll be drafting code language to address issues raised by stakeholders and the PC. So, this month is the first month when we’ll be discussing how to solve the problems instead of defining the problems themselves.