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Census ID
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Population
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11,429
Procurement Hell Score
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52 / 100
Propensity to Spend
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Procurement Hell Score
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Quick Decision Flow
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Board meetings and strategic plans from City of Woods Cross
The council discussed and approved pedestrian safety improvements at the intersection of 1950 South and 1950 West near Odyssey Elementary, including the installation of signage and marked crosswalks. Additionally, the council debated a proposed ordinance regarding regulations for internal and detached accessory dwelling units, specifically focusing on concerns regarding owner-occupancy requirements and the potential conversion of residential properties into rental complexes.
The City Council meeting included a review of consent agenda items and a public comment period regarding local housing advocacy. The Council held a public hearing regarding the condemnation of a temporary construction easement on the Thalman property required for a water tank expansion and subsequently adopted a resolution authorizing the action. Additionally, the Council discussed proposed text amendments to the municipal code concerning detached accessory dwelling units in response to state requirements, specifically debating lot size regulations, owner occupancy mandates, and administrative approval processes.
The Planning Commission discussed several key items, including a conditional use request for an internal accessory dwelling unit, which was approved. The commission also reviewed a proposed text amendment regarding accessory dwelling units following new state legislation, recommending changes such as removing minimum lot sizes and adjusting rental requirements. Additionally, the commission held a discussion on regulations for second driveways in residential zones, considering surface materials and maximum hard surface coverage in front yards.
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