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CodeNEXT 4 Release Report October 9, 2019 http://austintexas.gov/sites/default/files/files/LandDevelopmentCode-Milestones-FNL.pdf Land Development Code Revision: Proposed Timeline * *Proposed dates, subject to change based on Council direction

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CodeNEXT 4 Release Report

October 9, 2019

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Land Development Code Revision: Proposed Timeline*

POLICY DECISION MILESTONES

PUBLIC PARTICIPATION

8/9- 2018 Council ends CodeNEXT process

Council, City Manager, and staf receive community feedback on CodeNEXT process

JAN FEB MAR APR MAY JUN JUL AUG SEPT OCT NOV DEC

3/15

City Manager asks Council 5 Policy Questions Mid-Nov Council Public Hearing Early Dec Council consideration

n 1st reading

10/26 Planning Commission Public Hearing Mid-Oct Public Testing

5/2

Council adopts policy direction to guide Code Revision Early Nov Planning Commission consideration

2018 AUG 2019

Council Meetings/ Public Comment on Policy Questions Council Meetings

n CodeNEXT

COUNCIL & COMMITTEE WORK SU MM ER COUNCIL WORK SESSIONS Code development, including meeting w/ community

8/9 2018

District Meetings, by request Community Ofice Hours

*Proposed dates, subject to change based on Council direction & outcome of public process

8/13

Housing & Planning Committee

8/31

Mobility Committee

Staf Modeling & Testing 5/14

Planning Commission

10/4: Public Release of draft Code & Map Mid-Oct: Open House Late Oct: Revised Staf Report

http://austintexas.gov/sites/default/files/files/LandDevelopmentCode-Milestones-FNL.pdf

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Early December City Council Vote

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All properties show at right are allowed a minimum of 3 units with the preservation incentive if there is a structure

n the property that is 30

years old.

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nearer corridor 6 unit by right + 4 unit bonus 60% impervious cover 40 feet tall Not residential house scale 0.8 FAR + 0.4 FAR bonus (1.2 FAR total) Density Bonus affordability: some fraction of the +4 or

fee-in lieu

4 unit by right + 4 unit bonus 50% impervious cover 35 feet tall + 10 feet bonus (45’ total) 0.4 FAR + 0.4 FAR bonus (0.8 FAR total) Density Bonus affordability: some fraction of the +4 or

fee-in lieu

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Land zoned R4 or RM1

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Land zoned R4 or RM1

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Land zoned R4 or RM1

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Orange=R4 red=RM1 green =R2A hot pink = R2B dark purple=R2C light purple MU5

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Land zoned R4 or RM1

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Land zoned R4 or RM1

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R2A, R2B & R2C

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Green - R2A – 25’ Front yard setback Hot Pink R2B – 15’ Font Yard setback Dark Purple R2C – 15’ Front Yard setback & 65% impervious cover Orange & Red Transition Zones

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Green - R2A – 25’ Front yard setback Hot Pink R2B – 15’ Font Yard setback Dark Purple R2C – 15’ Front Yard setback & 65% impervious cover Orange & Red Transition Zones

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https://www.austintexas.gov/edims/document.cfm?id=329103

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https://www.austintexas.gov/edims/document.cfm?id=329103

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https://www.austintexas.gov/edims/document.cfm?id=329103

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https://www.austintexas.gov/edims/document.cfm?id=329104

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Occupancy at 6 unrelated adults per unit
Reduced Commercial types – higher impervious cover, higher uses
Reduced Residential Units in VMU
Compatibility greatly reduced from 400’ standards to 50’ standards
No study on impact on flooding or other infrastructure
Anything from People’s Plan?