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8. UNFINISHED BUSINESS

9. REGULAR BUSINESS - Project Presentation, Staff Report, Public Hearing, and Commission Discussion of Each Item

24-0221 3380 Nixon Rezoning and Site Plan for City Council Approval (Owl Creek Phase 2): A proposal to rezone the property from R4A to R4D on the condition that the building height is capped at 75'; and to build 131 housing units in one 99,985 square foot building on the site of Owl Creek Phase 1. Zoning Designation: R4A (Multiple-Family). Staff Recommendation: Approval.

Legislation Text 2024-02-16_CPC_Owl Creek 2 Staff Report.pdf 3380-Nixon-Rd-Site Plan 11-10-23_v2_v1 (4).pdf 3380 Nixon Rd Aerial Map Zoom.pdf 3380 Nixon Rd Aerial Map.pdf 3380 Nixon Rd Zoning Map.pdf Owl Creek 2 Statement of Conditions Letter.pdf

10. OTHER BUSINESS

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

12. COMMISSION PROPOSED BUSINESS

13. ADJOURNMENT

Wonwoo Lee, Chairperson /courtneymanor

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