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year from the date it is effective. There are some exceptions that would allow an interim ordinance to be extended for a period of an additional 120 days but in very limited circumstances. There is no public notice that is required before the City Council adopts an interim ordinance that would impact commercial development. If the interim ordinance would impact “housing proposals”, the statute says that written notice must be given to “any person who has submitted a housing proposal, has a pending housing proposal, or has provided a written request to be notified of interim ordinances related to housing proposals.” A “housing proposal” is defined by the statute as being a written request for city approval of a project intended primarily to provide residential dwellings, either single family or multi-family, and involves the subdivision or development of land or the demolition, construction, reconstruction, alteration, repair, or occupancy of residential dwellings.” Within the proposed moratorium area, the city has one complete conditional use permit application for a sales and storage lot for United Rentals located at 11144 Stillwater Blvd. (old Fury Motors site) This application was deemed complete on January 25th 2024. FISCAL IMPACT: None. OPTIONS: 1) Adopt Ordinance No 2024-04 2) Amend and then Adopt Ordinance No 2024-04 3) Do not adopt Ordinance No 2024-04 RECOMMENDATION: “Motion to adopt Ordinance No. 2024-04 and order City staff to prepare an old village master plan, study the uses in the village districts (Table 11-1), analyze required utility, road, and trail corridors, and pedestrian connectivity during the period of the interim ordinance.” ATTACHMENT: • Map of Old Village Area and Moratorium Overlay • Ordinance 2024-04