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HomeMy WebLinkAbout2024 Docket Work SummaryProject Description Status 1. 2024 Irondale and Port Hadlock UGA (PHUGA) 2024 UGA Amendments Continuing through 2025 Periodic Update, Including Middle Housing Amendments With implementation of the sanitary sewer in Port Hadlock UGA, updated UGA regulations are urgently needed for the development of affordable housing. Draft UDC amendments for the 2024 cycle are identified for PHUGA topics including: development standards, land division, building code, and sewer ordinance. 2. 2024 UGA CP & UDC Amendments to Modify the Port Townsend UGA Boundary by Removing Farmland following De-annexation and Adding the Caswell-Brown Village (Housing Facility) and Adjacent Public Properties (i.e., “UGA Swap”) Investigating the possibility of swapping rural land with Port Townsend UGA, and thereby enabling urban infrastructure to Caswell Brown Village, is critically important to provide supportive housing. Meetings have been held between all parties regarding the potential land swap. Timing and process of the project are currently being analyzed and evaluated among landowners, County, and City of Port Townsend. 3. Planning Commission UDC Rural Housing Amendments Carried Forward from 2023 Cycle New development regulations enabling congregate housing and alternative development standards in single-family residential zones is urgently needed as one solution to limited affordable housing supply. Additional background information has been developed. Several draft UDC amendments for the 2024 cycle are proposed. Additional housing amendments are likely within the 2025 Periodic Update process. 4. Review of Land Use and Zoning in the Jefferson County Airport Essential Public Facility (AEPF), Particularly Airport Overlay III, Jefferson County International Airport (JCIA): Port of Port Townsend Timing is appropriate to accommodate existing business growth and new job creation potential. Allowing additional zoning on Port-owned property, adjacent to JCIA, offers the community a path to maintaining good-paying job growth that is needed in Jefferson County. Proposal continues to be analyzed and evaluated. Draft code amendments for Overlay III have been proposed.