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May 1, 2026

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Briefing

Jan 21, 2026

Planning Commission recommends sign code rewrite and discusses upcoming appointments

Meeting held January 21, 2026 at 6:30 PM in Council Chambers. Quorum present. Commission approved the agenda and January 7, 2026 minutes. Unanimously approved Resolution P26-02 recommending Town Council repeal and reenact Section 10-6-12 (sign regulations) with staff-recommended changes: consolidate regulations into a single table; temporary signs limited to 120 days/year and no more than 30 consecutive days (A-frame sandwich boards exempt if on private property and not impeding pedestrians); allowable sign copy interval changed from 4 hours to 30 minutes; signs in public right-of-way prohibited; permit ground signs up to 6 feet tall; off-premise signs defined. Commissioners discussed political sign regulation and First Amendment concerns; no change made and staff will further review before Council. Commission directed staff/Town Attorney to draft a resolution recommending reappointment of two current commissioners and to clarify application timeline (application deadline Feb 20, 2026). Staff recommended cancelling the Feb 4 meeting. No public comments. Meeting adjourned at 7:15 PM.

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Briefing

Jan 7, 2026

Planning Commission continues Canyon Creek Planned Development Amendment No. 11 to February 18, 2026 with requested conditions

January 7, 2026 Planning Commission (Council Chambers) met with a quorum; after public hearing on the Canyon Creek Planned Development Amendment No. 11 the Commission voted to continue the item to a date certain (Feb 18, 2026) and asked staff/applicant to add specific restrictions on permitted uses, parking, buffers, height, hours, and site-plan review. Staff also reported direction from Town Council to add a new residential category (6–12 du/acre) for a separate Comprehensive Plan site.

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