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Housing & Growth

December 2, 2025 ·1:00 PM Final

Council Chambers, Room 300

Agenda — 13 items

  1. 1 PRESENTATIONS
  2. 3 Proposed Renaming of Mercy Health Place to Patricia McCollum Way in Bond Hill
  3. 4 Sophia Ferries-Rowe, City Planner
  4. 6 Proposed Major Amendment to the Concept Plan and Development Program Statement for Planned Development #88, Three Oaks in Oakley
  5. 7 Emily Burns, City Planner
  6. 9 START OF PUBLIC HEARING
  7. 11 AGENDA
  8. 1. PRESENTATION submitted by Sheryl M. M. Long, City Manager, dated 12/2/2025, regarding Attached is the presentation for an Ordinance for the renaming of Mercy Health Place in the Bond Hill neighborhood to “Patricia McCollum Way.” 202502040 Filed
  9. 2. ORDINANCE submitted by Sheryl M. M. Long, City Manager, on 11/13/2025, RENAMING Mercy Health Place in the Bond Hill neighborhood to “Patricia McCollum Way.” 202501991 Recommend Passage
  10. 3. PRESENTATION submitted by Sheryl M. M. Long, City Manager, dated 12/2/2025, regarding the proposed major amendment to PD-88, Three Oaks, located at 2800 Robertson Avenue in the Oakley neighborhood. 202502047 Filed
  11. 4. ORDINANCE submitted by Sheryl M. M. Long, City Manager, on 11/18/2025, APPROVING a major amendment to the concept plan and development program statement governing a portion of Planned Development District No. 88, “Three Oaks,” to permit an increase in the total square footage of the proposed senior housing structure in the area located at 2800 Robertson Avenue in the Oakley neighborhood. 202502023 Recommend Passage
  12. 19 END OF PUBLIC HEARING
  13. 21 ADJOURNMENT

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