The Cheney Planning Commission recommenced its development code updating process with a public hearing on chapters 2, 22 and 23 — Hearing Examiner, Subdivisions and Development Code Administration — at its regular meeting Monday night, Sept. 8.
Many of the changes to the three chapters revolved around new state requirements, a need to clean up language and the city’s desire to simplify and streamline its development codes. One of the biggest changes came in the subdivisions chapter where state language changed the amount of time developers have to submit final plat approval from seven years to...
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