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4. 22-259 Recommendation on General Plan Amendments for the Freedom Circle Future Focus Area and the Greystar Development Project

Legislation Text Proposed FC Future Focus Area Plan Greystar Rezoning Proposal FC/Greystar General Plan Amendment EIR FC/Greystar General Plan Amendment Findings of Fact FC/Greystar General Plan Amendment MMRP FC/Greystar General Plan Amendment EIR Resolution General Plan Text and Map Amendment Reso to Recommend Adoption of the FC Focus Area General Plan Amendment Reso for the Greystar project Planned Development Rezoning Reso for the Greystar site

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5. 22-299 Action on a Variance for a 22'-3" Detached Accessory Dwelling Unit (ADU) with One and a Half Bathrooms at 1765 Market Street.

Legislation Text Project Data Applicant's Statement of Justification Resolution Approving the Variance Conditions of Approval Development Plans

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REPORTS OF COMMISSION/BOARD LIAISON AND COMMITTEE:

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1. Announcements/Other Items

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2. Commissioner Travel and Training Reports, Requests to attend Trainings

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1. 22-526 APA National Planning Conference (NPC), April 30 - May 3, 2022, San Diego, CA

Legislation Text APA National Planning Conference 2022 Materials

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DIRECTOR OF COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT REPORTS:

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1. Planning Commission Budget Update

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2. Upcoming Agenda Items

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3. City Council Actions

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ADJOURNMENT:

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