Grand Junction Speaks: Pedestrian and Bicycle Plan

Planning Commission Meeting

Regular Meeting

5 items ∙ Tue, Apr 25, 2023 at 5:30pm

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Pedestrian and Bicycle Plan (4 of 5)

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Items

Pino Annexation Zone of Annexation Recla Metals Zone of Annexation Mesa Trails Planned Development Extension Pedestrian and Bicycle Plan Zoning Code Amendment – Cannabis Manufacturing Facilities

Approved

∙ Passed 6-0

∙ Agenda item 4 of 5

∙ Case: CPA-2023-167

Pedestrian and Bicycle Plan

An Ordinance adopting the Pedestrian and Bicycle Plan as an element of the 2020 One Grand Junction Comprehensive Plan, amending the Active Transportation Corridor Map found in Ordinance 4808 (Grand Junction Circulation Plan) and found in Ordinance 4971 (2020 One Grand Junction Comprehensive Plan) and Repeal and Replace Resolution 48-18 (2018 Complete Streets Policy). This item is being continued from the March 28, 2023 Planning Commission Meeting.

Staff Presentation

Files

Staff Report ( 0.15 MB )

Executive Summary ( 8.27 MB )

Appendix A - Existing Conditions Needs Assessment ( 24.46 MB )

Appendix B - Project Prioritization Methodology ( 0.7 MB )

GJ Ped & Bike Final Plan - March 2023 ( 48.67 MB )

GJ Ped & Bike Final Plan - April 2023 ( 48.95 MB )

Comprehensive Plan Amendment

Each decision maker will follow the criteria below when voting on this item.

Per Section 21.02.130, the Planning Commission and City Council shall base their decisions in consideration of the extent to which the applicant demonstrates that the following criteria have been met:

(1) The City may amend the Comprehensive Plan, neighborhood plans, corridor plans and area plans if the proposed change is consistent with the vision (intent), goals and policies of the Comprehensive Plan and:

(i) Subsequent events have invalidated the original premises and findings; and/or

(ii) The character and/or conditions of the area has changed such that the amendment is consistent with the Plan; and/or

(iii) Public and community facilities are adequate to serve the type and scope of land use proposed; and/or

(iv) An inadequate supply of suitably designated land is available in the community, as defined by the presiding body, to accommodate the proposed land use; and/or

(v) The community or area, as defined by the presiding body, will derive benefits from the proposed amendment.