Lafayette's new land use code nears final vote as council weighs more amendments
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The city began rewriting the land use code in 2023, a process that has culminated in a more than 400-page draft outlining the rules that govern how land in Lafayette can be developed and used.Lafayette is in the home stretch of rewriting its 40-year-old land use code – though members of the City Council and the community still have some concerns about the draft in front of them.
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Vicky UhlandCouncilmember David FridlandPhil KleislerSteven WilliamsCouncilmember Kyle BeaulieuCouncilmember Adam GianolaCity CouncilPlanning Commission
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Lafayette is in the home stretch of rewriting its 40-year-old land use code – though members of the City Council and the community still have some concerns about the draft in front of them.