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24 - Lake Crook Zoning - Resort District
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Item No. 24 <br />memorandum <br />TO: Mayor & City Council <br />FROM: John Godwin, City Manager <br />SUBJECT: LAKE CROOK ZONING <br />DATE: December 7, 2015 <br />BACKGROUND: On December 16, 2013, consistent with P &Z recommendations, the city <br />council passed Ordinance No. 2013 -045, rezoning 337.7 acres on the west side of Lake Crook <br />from Agriculture to Sub -Zone 1, "Resort District." The ordinance included five parts: <br />• Part 1: Overall Perspective and Context of the LCPDD. <br />• Part 2: General Requirements for All Sub -Zones within the LCPDD. <br />• Part 3: Specific Requirements for the Resort District: Zone 1. <br />• Part 4: Other Physical Development Procedures. <br />• Part 5: Resort Area Boat - Related Uses. <br />The plan was to continue to define 13 additional zones within the Lake Crook area, including <br />areas for residential use, open space, and governmental and recreational uses. Due to significant <br />disagreement and criticism, the work was deferred to a future date. <br />STATUS OF ISSUE: Despite the disagreement over lake development, one thing the master <br />plan calls for, and that most others have agreed with, is that the existing developed park area <br />should remain and be significantly improved. In response to that desire, on October 26, 2015 the <br />city council instructed me to ask the planning and zoning commission to consider rescinding <br />Ordinance 2013 -45. It is hoped that by reverting back to the original Agriculture zoning that <br />citizens would be more likely to support and hopefully even contribute financially to park <br />improvements, possibly including a new playground, picnic areas, pavilion improvements, trails, <br />a public restroom, etc. and other hardscape. <br />P &Z discussed this matter in November, and conducted a public hearing on December 7. After <br />discussion and hearing testimony from three citizens, the commission voted 7 -0 not to rescind or <br />amend the PD ordinance. <br />
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