A
G E N D A
PIMA
COUNTY
PLANNING AND ZONING COMMISSION
REGULAR
MEETING
JULY 31, 2002
AT
OR AFTER 9:00 A.M.
Public
Works Building, 201 North Stone Avenue
Basement - Meeting Rooms "C" and "D"
SCHEDULE
8:30 A.M. BRIEFING
SESSION
Conference Room 'D'
9:00 A.M. REGULAR
SESSION
Conference
Room 'C'
Consent Agenda
Subdivision Variances
Building Codes
Text Amendment for New Public Hearing
Rezonings for New Public Hearing
Old Business
New Business
Call to the Audience
SPEAKING PROCEDURE
1. All speakers will
position themselves so they can approach the podium as quickly as possible.
Please submit speaker's cards to the Commission Recording Secretary.
2. Those wishing to
speak must sign in and state name and address.
3. The applicant
will speak first and limit presentation to 15 minutes. The applicant
may request and may be granted additional time if Commission is notified
prior to public hearing.
4. Individual speakers
from the audience will have THREE minutes each to present testimony.
The Commission requests that they not be repetitive. When there is a large
group wishing to speak, it will be appreciated if one or two persons could
represent the group. They may request and be granted additional time if
the Commission Recording Secretary is notified prior to public hearing.
5. The applicant will
then have five minutes to rebut points raised.
6. Public hearing
will then be closed and debate will be limited to Commission and staff.
7. Commission votes
on motion and the outcome is announced.
REGULAR HEARING AGENDA
1) CALL TO ORDER
9:00 A.M.
ROLL CALL:
| ( ) William Matter,
Chairman |
( ) Bonnie Poulos |
| ( ) M. Jo Smith,
Vice-Chairman |
( ) Thomas Spendiarian |
| ( ) Bruce Gungle |
( ) William Staples |
| ( ) Peter Hirsch |
( ) Nancy Williams |
| ( ) Armando Membrila |
( ) Vacant (District
#4) |
2) PLEDGE OF ALLEGIANCE
3) CONSENT AGENDA
B-123 APPROVAL
OF JUNE 2002 CHECKLIST
B-218 MONTHLY REPORTS TO THE P/Z COMMISSION
Monthly reports from development services department for enterprise fund,
total fees collected, services activity report and permits issued and
from the planning division for total fees collected and services activity
report.
4) B-1200 SUBDIVISION VARIANCES
Materials prepared for the Commission from the Development Services Department,
Planning Division, regarding variances for tentative subdivision plats
for consideration.
No cases to date.
BUILDING CODE TEXT
AMENDMENT FOR NEW PUBLIC HEARING
5) Co19-01-03
INCLUSIVE HOME DESIGN (AKA VISITIBILITY CODE)
An ordinance of the
Board of Supervisors of Pima County; relating to Building and Construction;
amending Section 2 of Ordinance 2002-2, the Inclusive Home Design Ordinance,
which adopted by reference certain provisions of the American National
Standard Accessible and Usable Buildings and Facilities Code, including
Section 308.2 in its entirety, by amending Section 308.2 to repeal Subsections
308.2.2 and 308.2.2 (relating to obstructed reach); amending Exhibit
"A", to Ordinance 2002-2 and amending the Pima County Code,
Section 15.04.020.(A)(9), to indicate the repeal and deletion of Subsections
308.2.2 and 308.2.2; and amending Ordinance 2002-66, to clarify the
required date of compliance with the Inclusive Home Design Ordinance.
(All Districts)
c)
Action
REZONINGS
FOR CONTINUED PUBLIC HEARING
6) Co9-02-05 1601
INA L.L.C. - INA ROAD REZONING
Request of 1601 Ina L.L.C., represented by AMEC Infrastructure, for a
rezoning of 6.83 acres from SR (Suburban Ranch) to TR (Transitional) located
on the south side of Ina Road, approximately 1,200 feet west of La Canada
Drive. The proposed rezoning conforms to the Pima County Comprehensive
Plan Co7-00-20. (District 1)
a) Staff
Report
b) Applicant
Presentation/New Public Hearing
c) Action
7)
Co9-02-15 OTIS - IRVINGTON ROAD REZONING
Request of Todd Otis, represented by Michelle Vermuele, for a rezoning
of 3.3 acres from SR (Suburban Ranch) to CR-1 (Single Residence) located
on the south side of Irvington Road, approximately 1,200 feet east of
the intersection of Ajo Highway and Irvington Road. The proposed rezoning
conforms to the Pima County Comprehensive Plan Co7-00-20. (District 3)
a) Staff
Report
b) Applicant
Presentation/New Public Hearing
c) Action
8) Co9-02-16 MORENO
- MEADOWLARK AVENUE REZONING
Request of Facundo and Sara Moreno, for a rezoning of 1.0 acre from GR-1
(Rural Residential) to SH (Suburban Homestead) located on the east side
of Meadowlark Avenue, 600 feet south Los Reales Road and approximately
1,200 feet east of Cardinal Road. The proposed rezoning conforms to the
Pima County Comprehensive Plan Co7-00-20. (District 3)
a) Staff
Report
b) Applicant
Presentation/New Public Hearing
c) Action
9) OLD BUSINESS
10) NEW BUSINESS
A) Review per the
Chair the 2002 plan amendments initiated by the Commission and the Board
of Supervisors to see if there can be any coordination of the two to
reduce overlap and assure efficiency. Discussion/Action
B) Request information
from the County Administrator and the Board of Supervisors for direction
to the Commission on handling Specific Plans where biological core issues
arise. Requesting information from the County Administrator on to what
degree does the 80% rule come into play on reviewing proposals? Discussion/Action
C) Consideration
of initiation of zoning code amendment to require notification for Home
Occupation Permits. Discussion/Action
D) Update Buffer
Overlay Zone Ordinance to include all new public preserves, including
La Cienega National Conservation Area and Ironwood National Monument.
Discussion/Action
E) Election of
2002-2003 Commission Officers
11) CALL TO THE
AUDIENCE
12) ADJOURNMENT
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