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8-a. 22-1962 Amendment to Chapter 55 - Unified Development Code (UDC) Sections 5.16.6.O Accessory Uses and Structures - Personal-scale Solar Energy System to remove restrictions for installation of solar energy installations in single and two-family zoning districts. Staff Recommendation: Approval

Legislation Text Staff Report - Solar Accessory and Electrification - November 15 2022 Planning Commission.pdf UDC Solar Accessory Structure Amendments.pdf Staff Report - Personal Scale Solar Energy Systems - December 6 2022 Planning Commission.pdf

8-b. 22-1967 Amendments to Chapter 55 - Unified Development Code (UDC) to add a new Energy section to Article IV: Development Standards that would prohibit natural gas connections in all new construction, and substantially renovated or expanded buildings. Staff Recommendation: Postponement

Legislation Text Staff Report - Electrification - December 6 2022 Planning Commission.pdf UDC Electrification Ordinance.pdf UDC Electrification Ordinance alternate.pdf Example Ordinances.pdf Staff Report - Solar Accessory and Electrification - November 15 2022 Planning Commission.pdf Letter of Support for UDC Amendment on Electrification_10.23.22.pdf

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9. OTHER BUSINESS

9-a. 22-1965 Approval of 2023 City Planning Commission Meeting Schedules

Legislation Text 2023 DRAFT CPC Meeting Schedule.pdf 2023 DRAFT CPC - ORC Meeting Calendar

10. PUBLIC COMMENT (Persons may speak for three minutes on any item.)

11. COMMISSION PROPOSED BUSINESS

12. ADJOURNMENT

Shannan Gibb-Randall, Chairperson Ellie Abrons, Vice Chairperson /mia gale

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