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• designed to accommodate such development. Residential growth management policies in the <br />comprehensive plan are not affected. <br />• The moratorium does not apply to building permits or site plan reviews. Owners of platted <br />lots have a right to build on them. Site plan reviews involve commercial and industrial <br />projects. <br />Schedule <br />notice to Quad Press <br />published <br />public hearing <br />first reading <br />second reading <br />published <br />effective <br />Tuesday 11/20 <br />Monday 11/26 <br />P &Z 12/12 <br />City Council 12/17 <br />City Council 1/14/02 <br />1/21/02 <br />2/21/02 <br />The moratorium would be effective for one year, until February 21, 2003. The City can extend it <br />beyond that, if necessary. Staff plans to complete revisions to the subdivision and zoning <br />ordinances before the expiration date to avoid the need for an extension. <br />RECOMMENDATIONS OF CITIZEN BOARDS <br />• The Environmental Board recommended approval of the moratorium at its November 28 <br />• <br />meeting. <br />The Planning & Zoning Board conducted a public hearing on the moratorium ordinance on <br />December 12. The P & Z recommended, on a 5 -1 vote, to approve the ordinance establishing the <br />moratorium. The Board included a strong recommendation that the City complete the necessary <br />ordinance revisions within the one -year period to avoid a need to extend the moratorium. <br />The Economic Development Advisory Committee recommended approval of the moratorium at <br />its January 3 meeting. <br />OPTIONS <br />1. Approve the second reading of Ordinance 23 -01. <br />2. Table and return to staff with direction. <br />RECOMMENDATION <br />Option 1 <br />