City Council Meeting

Anthony Amosthank you very much so going into what I like the east-west road connection I'm sure all of us like that the pedestrian infrastructure the retail increase I do appreciate and I also recognize the the difficulty of funding office right now especially from an investor lender standpoint so that I understand I'm going to open up with two questions for staff and then the rest are towards the applicant I'm sure you're used to that at this point firstly with the parking spaces the reduction the 224 is any of that impacted or expected to be impacted if we were to approve the zoning text amendments does that apply to a site like this

AlexanderstaffOn the 17th, we still have the reserve date for a special meeting if needed for the proposed additional 1% sales tax. Our December 1st work session includes discussion of the proposed legislative program, the CIP program for 2028 to 2032, pedestrian and safety plans, and potential reviews and updates to the small area plans. That last discussion is distinct from the November zoning text amendments would address whether and how to revisit the plans broader policy guidance. We'll also review the Q transit development plan, parks, foundation naming rights and community feedback on the Wilcoxon Trail alignment. Finally, on December 8th, the regular meeting includes presentation of the annual financial report on consent.

Anthony Amosknow looking at it with all the no council action the temp isn't as bad as I thought if my colleagues are open to it the third item on the 10th for the public hearing on the small zoning tax amendments for the small area plans would it be okay if we move that after the transportation projects so just right before the other keep the zoning tax amendments and the together and then do the transportation projects all in one go just because there might be folks showing up for the transportation projects but not for the text amendments pedestrian improvement plan. I know some folks have emailed about the stop sign so it might be good to knock those out first and then do the zoning text amendments. But curious if my colleagues have...