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ision 0 or rogram In October, 2004, the City Council approved the Planning Division Work Program for FY05. The following table reflects the Council's action to articulate 'high priority items' for the Planning Division, as well as ongoing tasks, and other potential work tasks. Over this past year, the High Priority items have been used to determine the majority of the Planning Commission's agendas. Although this work program will be evaluated on a yearly basis, it is important to recognize that many of the tasks included on this list have a lifespan that exceeds one year. As such, many of the tasks included on the high priority list may carry over to next year. The table below reflects the proposed work program for FY06. Using the Council approved work program from last year, staff and the Planning Commission have provided edits to reflect the current status of these work tasks as well as some proposed additions/amendments. Those items with "strikethroughs" represent tasks that have either been completed or refined. Items that are "underlined" represent Planning Commission recommended additions. Proposed Planning Division Work Program DescriPtion HIGH PRIORITY 1l,,,,,,..~'T^'~' ~o.,,s.,.... ...... Mixed Use Centers (partially_ funded by_ Council and TGM grants. ,/ Council funding expires early FY05) · od..; ...... .~ .... .~.~.~1 .~ .... 1 ..... * ~*~* .... (R fi d ks' li db 1o ) · Advise staff, public, and prospective developers regarding previously master planned nodes (Royal, Chase). · Site specific planning. · Chambers Reconsidered (provides localized infill standards). · Public outreach, property owner collaboration, develop info materials. · Code assessment and amendments, inc. ~ overlay. · Zone changes · Incentives and 'New Tools' for implementation. · Identi~v infill tools which could be applied outside of~C's · New zone that provides/requires master plan prior to significant development in potential mixed use centers. 2 Minor amendments to Land Use Code Since adoption of LUCU (Land Use Code Update), many major and minor amendments have been identified by numerous stakeholders. Task includes gathering all comments, prioritizing, and processing those that are considered to be 'minor'. Include review of medical facilities provisions. (Phase 1 unde~ay) 3 Downtown & Courthouse associated projects