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The city is looking at how to measure building heights in commercial areas. Switching to a 'story' limit instead of a 'total height' limit could change how tall new buildings look in our business districts.
At a glance
Declining — being discussed less frequently. 0 mentions in the last 30 days, 1 the 90 before that.
These projects represent private investment in the city's commercial and residential tax base.
Residents looking for new housing options and the city through increased economic activity.
Current homeowners who fear losing their mountain views and privacy.
The city wants to measure buildings by stories instead of feet to give developers more flexibility. Residents are worried this will lead to taller buildings that block views and hurt property values.
The city is looking at changing how building heights are measured to make it easier for developers to build in mixed-use areas without needing special agreements.
The city is updating zoning to allow for taller buildings, which officials say will help developers build more viable commercial and residential spaces.
The city is seeing continued interest in mixed-use projects, which combine commercial space on the ground floor with residential units above. These projects are intended to increase housing density and support local businesses.
Adds 30 new residential units to the area.
This project will bring new residential units and commercial space to the 1900 West corridor.
This is a standard site plan review for a local business.
Minor exterior changes to improve accessibility for the credit union.
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