URBAN DESIGN COMMISSION

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Agenda — 19 items

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2. 2 CALL TO ORDER / ROLL CALL
3. 3 page break
4. 4 APPROVAL OF MINUTES Approve the Minutes Pass
5. 5 PUBLIC COMMENT
6. 1. Urban Design Commission Public Comment 86031
7. 7 DISCLOSURES AND RECUSALS
8. 8 AGENDA OVERVIEW
9. 9 PUBLIC HEARING ITEMS
10. 9 page break
11. 2. 2510 W Beltline Highway - Comprehensive Design Review for Signage (CDR). (District 14) 88729 Grant Final Approval Pass
12. 11 UNFINISHED BUSINESS
13. 3. 3565 Tulane Avenue - Planned Development (PD) for the Eastmorland Community Center and Housing. (District 15) 87894 Grant Final Approval Pass
14. 13 SCHEDULE OF MEETINGS
15. 14 page break
16. 15 SECRETARY'S REPORT
17. 16 BUSINESS BY MEMBERS
18. 4. Business by Members 87114
19. 18 ADJOURNMENT

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