Item 82 - Continuance Memo.pdf

City of Phoenix — Formal (2023-11-01)

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To: 
From: 
Subject: 
City of Phoenix 
PLANNING AND DEVELOPMENT DEPARTMENT 
Alan Stephenson 
Deputy City Manager 
Joshua BednareÒÓ 
Planning and Deve(opment Director 
Date: 
October 25, 2023 
CONTINUANCE OF ITEM 82 ON THE NOVEMBER 1, 2023, FORMAL AGENDA - 
PUBLIC HEARING - AMEND CITY CODE - ORDINANCE ADOPTION - PARKING 
REDUCTIONS FOR MULTIFAMILY DEVELOPMENTS- Z-TA-8-23-Y 
(ORDINANCE G-7161) 
Item 82, Z-TA-8-23-Y is a request to amend Chapter 2, Section 202 (Definitions) to add 
definitions for affordable housing, passenger loading space, passenger loading zone, and 
revise parking space, unreserved; amend Chapter 6, Section 608.J (Density Bonus For Low 
or Moderate Income Housing); amend Chapter 7, Sections 702.C (Parking Requirements) 
and Section 702.E (Modifications to Parking Requirements); and amend Chapter 13, 
Section 1307 (Parking Standards) to modify the parking requirements for multifamily, single­
family attached, and affordable housing, and add requirements for passenger loading 
zones. 
Staff provided an overview of the text amendment to the City Council Transportation 
Infrastructure and Planning (TIP) Subcommittee on October 18, 2023. Staff also provided 
the Subcommittee a summary of the feedback and recommendations received during the 
public review process. In response to the feedback and recommendations staff presented 
several changes to the text amendment language for the Subcommittee's consideration. 
Changes included modifications to the proposed parking standards for multi-family 
development citywide, an adjustment to the parking standard for properties with Walkable 
Urban Code zoning and the introduction of new reduction provisions for projects serving 
special needs populations. 
The Subcommittee recommended approval of the proposed changes to the text amendment 
by a 3-1 vote and directed staff to meet with all City Council members to the discuss the 
changes prior to the text amendment returning to the City Council Formal meeting for 
action. In order to provide sufficient time to engage with each of the City Councilmembers, 
finalize language for the proposed text changes and meeting notice requirements, staff 
requests the text amendment be continued to the January 24, 2024, City Council Formal 
meeting. 
Approved: