Amendments to multifamily zoning regulations to comply with state law and enhance design standards.
These changes will streamline multifamily zoning, potentially leading to different types of housing and improved urban design, but a provision for single-family in non-residential zones was tabled.
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A property was rezoned to facilitate a multifamily development, influenced by state law (SB 840) that limits cities' ability to regulate such projects. This highlights the ongoing tension between local control and state mandates in housing development.