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AI 15-050
| 1 | A. | Elections | Action Item | Election of Chair and Vice Chair
Details: The Planning Commission positions of chair and vice chair are one-year terms, which are generally elected by majority vote each January. | approved | Pass |
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AI 15-050
| 1 | | Elections | Action Item | Election of Chair and Vice Chair
Details: The Planning Commission positions of chair and vice chair are one-year terms, which are generally elected by majority vote each January. | approved | Pass |
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MIN 15-003
| 1 | A. | Minutes Approval | Minutes | Approval of minutes from the November 18, 2014, Planning Commission Meeting | approved | Pass |
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AI 15-048
| 1 | A. | CMC Ch. 18.23 PRD code amendment (ZC14-01) | Action Item | Public Hearing for Zoning Code Text Change (File No. ZC14-01)
Details: The applicant proposes amendments to CMC Ch. 18.23 Planned Residential Developments to allow commercial land uses.
Presenter: Sarah Fox, Senior Planner | approved | Pass |
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AI 15-047
| 1 | B. | Camas SMP - amending wetland regulations | Action Item | Public Hearing for Limited Amendments to the Camas Shoreline Master Program
Details: The proposed limited amendments to the Camas Shoreline Master Program, Appendix C, Chapter 16.53-Wetlands will update the wetland regulations in order to comply with a mandate from the Department of Ecology. The city adopted the updated wetland regulations to Camas Municipal Code on January 5, 2015, by Ordinance 15-001.
Presenter: Sarah Fox, Senior Planner | approved | Pass |
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REP 15-050
| 1 | C. | CMC Ch. 18.55.130 Inactive applications | Informational Report | Workshop for Land development applications and time limits for inactivity
Details: There is an understanding that development applications may progress at the discretion of applicant, aside from the city's requirements to respond and issue decisions. Some applicants request that their development application, after being determined "technically complete", be placed on hold, essentially stopping the regulatory time clock for decision making. The reasons vary, although it is typically requested when ownership of a project changes hands, or there are technical studies that must be conducted in order to proceed. The city is concerned about the effect to the community when a development application is inactive for years, and the vested codes are no longer consistent with current regulations, particularly current environmental regulations.
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REP 15-045
| 1 | A. | 2015 Community Development Work Plan | Informational Report | 2015 Community Development Work Plan (added on January 21, 2015)
Details: Overview of the Community Development Department Plan and Priorities | | |
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