Six Forks Road Corridor Study Summary of City Council's Actions at March 20 Meeting

At the City Council meeting held on March 20, these items were scheduled for public hearing on June 5, 2018, at 7 p.m.:

Portions of the comprehensive plan amendments related to Six Forks Road Corridor Study:

• CP-5B-17 Street Map Amendment for Six Forks Road; its intersection with Windel Drive; its intersection with Snelling Road; its intersection with Loft Lane; Millbrook Road; its intersection with Tralee Place.
  

• CP-5C-17 Area Plans Locations Amendment to add the study boundaries to the Comprehensive Plan.
  

• CP-5D-17 Area Plan AP-SF to add area specific guidance, specifically only the following of the written policies:
  
• AP-SF-1 Six Forks Corridor – “Complete Streets” policy.
• AP-SF-2 Six Forks Road Streetscape Design.
• AP-SF-3 Neighborhood Gateways.
• AP-SF-4 Environmental Sensitivity.
• AP-SF-5 Public Art.

Council took these additional actions related to Six Forks Corridor Study:

• Removed from the proposed amendments CP-5D-17, the zoning and frontage recommendations.
• AP-SF-6 Guide Future Zoning.
  
• AP-SF-7 Future Street Connections.
• Map AP-SF1 Recommended Frontages and Building Heights.

• Authorized stricken items are moved to the scope of work for the Midtown-St. Albans Area Plan.

• Requested that Planning Commission deliver by May 15 their recommendation regarding CP-5A-17, which includes amendments for Future Land Use Map amendments in three locations along the corridor; and any other remaining parts of the plan. The Planning Commission’s Committee of the Whole will discuss this item on April 26.

• Expressed intent to schedule a June 5 public hearing for CP-5A-17 and any other remaining aspects of the plan.