Historical - Planning and Community Development Committee - Existed 2019-2020

City of Bellingham Planning and Community Development Committee Minutes September 24, 2018, 10:00 AM Mayor Kelli Linville Contact: (360) 778-8200, ccmail@cob.org Council Members Michael Lilliquist, Chair www.cob.org/council April Barker, Hannah Stone All meetings are held in the City Hall Council Chambers at 210 Lottie Street, Bellingham, WA, unless otherwise noted. Call to Order Present: Committee Chair Michael Lilliquist, Sixth Ward Committee Member April Barker, First Ward Committee Member Daniel Hammill, Third Ward Roll Call Present: Committee Chair Michael Lilliquist, Sixth Ward Committee Member April Barker, First Ward Committee Member Daniel Hammill, Third Ward Present: Committee Chair Michael Lilliquist, Sixth Ward Committee Member April Barker, First Ward Committee Member Daniel Hammill, Third Ward Council Standing Committee Meetings Open to the public to attend. Note: there is generally no public comment period for Committee sessions. Standing Committee Members receive reports and information, ask questions and, when appropriate, vote on a recommended action for consideration by the full Council at the Regular Meeting. The notice of Committee Meetings identified below also serves as notice of Special Meetings of the City Council at the times identified as Council Members who are not members of the committee routinely attend and participate in the Committee Meetings. Committee Chairs give a report of the Committee Meeting at the Regular Meeting in the evening prior to deliberation and formal vote in the order shown below: Planning and Community Development Michael Lilliquist, Chair April Barker; Daniel Hammill 22039 1. Neighborhood Equity Assessment: First in a Series of Housing Equity p. 3 Discussions with Community Partners Planning and Community Development Committee Minutes Page 1 September 24, 2018  Councilmember April Barker led the first Neighborhood Equity Assessment discussion with community partners, which will continue in a series inviting partners to discuss what equity and housing means to them and the people they serve. This work session she invited partners who focus their service on primary and secondary age students, which included the Bellingham School District and Whatcom County Health Department. During the next Neighborhood Equity work session, service providers for senior citizens and the elderly will be invited. 21922 2. Revisions to BMC Title 19 - Impact Fees for Accessory Dwelling Units p. 7 Greg Auccutt, Assistant Director for the Planning and Community Development Department, presented a recommendation for impact fees for accessory dwelling units, which included a reduction in park impact fees. In this recommendation, the total fees for new ADUs would be reduced from $4,071 to $3,137, a $934 reduction. Councilmember Michael Lilliquist moved to request staff to bring back a recommendation that has a distinction between detached and attached ADUs and incorporates lower impact fees. Motion carried 3-0. This item will return to the Planning and Community Development Committee. Adjournment Commitee adjourned at 11:42 a.m. Planning and Community Development Committee Minutes Page 2 September 24, 2018