R-2004-06 moratorium of filing/issuance of building permits for new construction

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e . REQUEST FOR CITY COUNCIL AGENDA ITEM ADDroDriation Requested By: Source of Funds: N/A Department: Account Number: N/A Report: Resolution: X Ordinance: Amount Budgeted: N/A Exhibits: Resolution Amount Requested: N/~ Exhibits: MaD Budgeted Item: YES NO 'Exhibits: _Memo From N. Finan to City Council 6/4/04_ Exhibits: _Past packet material of February 9, 2004_ SUMMARY & RECOMMENDATION On February 9, 2004, City Council passed a resolution to establish a moratorium in the Main Street area from SH 146 to Broadway. A committee was formed to review the existing regulations and to make recommendations to the Planning and Zoning Commission and eventually City Council on the possible establishment of a new district to establish regulations that take into account the unique character of that district. The Committee has met several times and the Planning and Zoning Commission has held one public hearing. (See attached memo for more information.) The committee does not feel it will complete its review and recommendation process in time for both the Planning and Zoning Commission and City Council to take action before the current Moratorium expires. It is anticipated to that the recommendation and new district regulations would be presented to City Council in October. The current moratorium expires in August. The committee did recommend to expand the district slightly to include some additional blocks near tive points and some east of the existing district. (See attached map) Staff recommends the extension and expansion of Resolution 2004-06 (now cal1ed 2004-06a). Action Required bv Council: Consider taking action on Resolution 2004-06a to extend the moratorium on new construction in the Main Street area up to 180 additional days. Approved for Citv Council A~enda ~F~~~ &._Q~ ~ Date