Created on 04/24/2017

CITY ATTORNEY'S AGENDA
FOR THE MEETING OF MAY 9, 2017

O R D I N A N C E S:

(1) 2^nd Reading – An ordinance amending and updating Chapter 8 of the Columbus Code pertaining to Building and Code Inspections to be consistent with State and professional codes; to consolidate certain provisions previously found in the Unified Development Ordinance (UDO); and for other purposes. (Mayor Pro-Tem Pugh)

(2) 2^nd Reading - An ordinance amending the Unified Development Ordinance (UDO) for Columbus, Georgia so as to amend certain sections of the Unified Development Ordinance of Columbus, Georgia so as to alter Chapter 10 Article 8 and Chapter 8 Article 9. The Planning Department recommends approval. (Mayor Pro-Tem Pugh)

(3) 1^st Reading - REZN-01-17-0129: An ordinance rezoning approximately 22 acres located at 705 35th Street (Parcels # 014-006-003 & 014-006-023). The current zoning is LMI (Light Manufacturing and Industrial) zoning district. The proposed zoning is PMUD (Planned Mixed Use Development) zoning district. The proposed use is senior adult living facility, affordable housing apartments, self-storage, medical clinic and commercial retail. The Planning Advisory Commission recommends approval. (Councilor Davis)

(4) 1^st Reading – REZN-03-17-0411: An ordinance rezoning approximately 8.6 acres located at 6000 Warm Springs Road (Parcel # 101-032-003). The current zoning is SFR3 (Single Family Residential 3) zoning district. The proposed zoning is RO (Residential Office) zoning district. The proposed use is senior adult living facility. The Planning Advisory Commission and the Planning Department recommend conditional approval. (Substitute) (Councilor Allen)

(5) 1^st Reading – REZN-04-17-0707: An ordinance rezoning approximately 2.34 acres located at 1532 5th Avenue (Parcel # 017-010-006). The current zoning is LMI (Light Manufacturing and Industrial) zoning district. The proposed zoning is UPT (Uptown) zoning district. The proposed use is multi-family residential / education. The Planning Advisory Commission and the Planning Department recommend approval.(Councilor Woodson)