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Members advanced three housing code reviews: parking rules for home additions, a planned housing study funded by CDBG money, and possible changes to the elderly and disabled housing zoning district (R5). Staff were also asked to bring revised code language and further research back for review.
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The committee moved several housing policy questions forward, but did not finalize any zoning changes. One item would remove extra off-street parking requirements when a homeowner adds bedrooms or square footage, which could make some home improvements easier. Members also supported starting a housing study and asked staff to prepare more information on how housing for older adults and people with disabilities could fit into different zoning districts. The committee asked staff to return with updated drafts and recommendations at the next meeting.
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