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Commissioner Jarrett Nelson moved to nominate Jamie Irauguan for chair; the motion was seconded and carried by unanimous voice vote of the commissioners present. The commission then nominated and re-elected Shelby Osborne as vice chair by unanimous voice vote.

Staff member Stu told commissioners the city plans to reconvene with key staff in the coming weeks to set priorities for the year. \"Stew is hoping to sit down with me and, the city manager and the public works director in the next few weeks to reevaluate the priorities for the coming year,\" Stu said. He listed several items the department expects to bring to the commission for discussion and work sessions: a housing code update to align local code with recent state mandates (the department described being roughly three years behind on some housing code issues), an OpenGov software transition expected to occupy staff time for approximately six months, and a mandatory floodplain rule modification package that must be completed by June.

Staff also briefed the commission on transportation projects that may intersect with planning work. The Diamond Lake Boulevard (OR-138E) project, led by ODOT, was reactivated after a multi-month pause; staff said design concepts are being revised and that the consultant's contract runs through June. Commissioners were told preliminary designs include multiuse trails, bike lanes and sidewalks on parts of the corridor, and staff urged additional crossings and ADA-compliant walkways where missing. A separate ODOT roundabout project at Garden Valley and Old Melrose Road was mentioned as advancing with secured funding.

Commissioners discussed code conflicts that have arisen when implementing updated regulations, particularly where FEMA floodplain requirements, building and electrical codes can conflict with fire-safety standards. A commissioner described instances where floodplain venting requirements conflict with fire-safety venting restrictions. Staff said the commission will have opportunities to discuss the broader legislative package and that some technical building-code conflicts may be addressed by other departments or specialists rather than in a planning-commission-level legislative package.

Staff indicated a likely schedule of work: a spring work session to present a broad menu of proposed code changes and priorities, an April'May timeline for the floodplain package, and later in the summer or fall further housing code fixes and other code streamlining. No binding policy decisions were recorded at Jan. 6 beyond the leadership elections and the planning of future work sessions.

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The commission's motion, read into the record by Commissioner Jarrett Nelson, asked the city council to: 1) amend the UGB to add 49.92 acres of park property on the east side of Sunshine Park; 2) annex that property into the city limits; 3) amend the city comprehensive plan map to apply the city's public/semi-public plan designation to the acreage; 4) amend the city zoning map to apply the public reserve zoning designation; and 5) amend the urban growth management agreement maps to reflect the expanded UGB boundary. Commissioner Jarrett Nelson read the prepared motion on the record as the formal referral.

Staff presented a prepared findings and order document drafted after the commission's Dec. 2, 2024 public hearing. Staff member Stu said the findings \"are pretty thorough. They identified and went through, all the issues raised at the hearing consistent with, I think, previous discussions we've had on this.\" The findings document was included in the commission packet for the Jan. 6 meeting.

The motion to adopt the findings and refer CPA-24-002 to the city council was made and seconded on the record. The transcript for this meeting does not record a roll-call vote tally or a final recorded vote on the motion; the motion text and the referral are recorded in the minutes and the findings document has been transmitted with the meeting packet for council consideration. The commission had closed the public hearing on CPA-24-002 at its Dec. 2, 2024 meeting and asked staff to prepare findings at that time.

If the City Council follows the commission's recommendation and approves the items listed in CPA-24-002, the changes would add the 49.92 acres of park property to the city's UGB and city limits and change the plan and zoning designations to the public/semi-public and public reserve classifications, respectively. The referral also asks that the urban growth management agreement maps be amended to reflect the UGB expansion.

Background and next steps: The matter is now before the Roseburg City Council for legislative action. The commission's packet includes the findings and order document referenced in the motion. Additional details about timing for the council hearing were not specified in the Jan. 6 transcript.

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Roseburg Planning Commission re-elects chair, vice chair; staff previews busy spring of code updates and projects

Planning commission moves to refer Sunshine Park UGB expansion (CPA-24-002) to city council