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HomeMy WebLinkAboutAgenda Statement 1988/05/03 Item 16• COUNCIL AGENDA STATEMENT Item 16 Meeting Date 5/3/88 ITEM TITLE: Public Hearing: PCM-88-22M - Continued consideration of regulations for the processing of Land Use Proposals which are inconsistent with Par~~t //Tw//o of the Montgomery Specific Plan Interim Ordinance !~`~egTalating the processing of land use proposals inconsistent with the Montgomery Specific Plan ~L SUBMITTED BY: Director of Planning ~v REVIEWED BY: City Manager Q~;~~/ (4/5ths Vote: Yes x No ) The City Council, meeting in regular session on April 26, 1988, considered the proposed interim ordinance, which would require proponents of land uses which are inconsistent with the Montgomery Specific Plan to submit applications for the amendment of the Specific Plan in conjunction with their applications for the establishment of the proposed uses. The City Council members, during this consideration, discussed the equity of the proposed ordinance, and expressed concern over those projects which have ~een substantially processed, or currently within the "pipeline." Council fter the conclusion of its consideration of the draft ordinance, referred it back to staff, and requested that the said ordinance be revised by the inclusion of provisions which would protect the interests of proponents of development projects which have been substantially processed by the City. RECOMMENDATION: Adopt the attached interim ordinance. BOARDS/COMMISSIONS RECOMMENDATION: 1. The Montgomery Planning Committee considered the original, draft interim ordinance at this hearing of March 16, 1988. The Committee approved the said interim ordinance, and recommended that it be adopted by the City Planning Commission and City Council (vote 5-1, one absent). 2. The City Planning Commission at its meeting of April 13, 1988, voted 4-3 to recommend that the City Council not adopt the said interim ordinance. DISCUSSION: 1. The revised, draft interim ordinance is designed to protect the growth, development, design, and conservation policies of the Montgomery Specific Plan, as well as the interest of proponents of development projects which have been substantially processed by the City, even where the said projects are not consistent with the Specific Plan. r ~ U • Page 2, Item 16 Meeting Date 3 88 2. The proposed revisions acknowledge that, subject to the Zoning Administrator's determination of the prescribed findings, projects that have tentative map, conditional use permit or Design Review committee approval could proceed. For projects, for which applications have been filed but not yet acted upon (at the time the ordinance becomes effective), the Zoning Administrator would be empowered to render a compliance determination with possible appeal to the Montgomery Planning Committee, Planning Commission and City Council. This would obviate the need for a Specific Plan Amendment for those projects. 3. At the present time, there are five developmental proposals within the City's pipeline according to the Planning Department's survey (see Exhibit A). WPC 5092P • ~~~ • ~ - by t;s~ City Cc~~ncil of Chula Vista, California ~~+nd - ,, '~