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1 City of Tacoma Planning Commission Chris Beale, Chair Stephen Wamback, Vice-Chair Donald Erickson Meredith Neal Anna Petersen Brett Santhuff Dorian Waller Scott Winship (vacant) PRESENTATIONS and HANDOUTS Regular Meeting on December 2, Capital Facilities Program (PowerPoint Slides; for Discussion Item E-1) 2. Marijuana Regulations (PowerPoint Slides; for Discussion Item E-2) The City of Tacoma does not discriminate on the basis of disability in any of its programs, activities, or services. To request this information in an alternative format or to request a reasonable accommodation, please contact the Planning and Development Services Department at (253) (voice) or (253) (TTY). 747 Market Street, Room 345 Tacoma, WA (253) FAX (253)
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3 Capital Facilities Plan City of Tacoma Planning and Development Services & Office of Management and Budget Planning Commission December 2, 2015
4 Agenda CFP Process Update CFP Changes Project Criteria Document Design and Project Reports LOS revisions 2
5 2014 Current CFP Process May - June July-Sept. October November Prepare CFP database and project managers to begin project updates and new entries. Gather Project Information Identify Secured Vs. Unsecured Funding Vs. Requested Funding Identify New and Deleted Projects CIP Established by City Manager Propose Budget & CIP to City Council New or Deleted CFP Projects Presented to Planning Commission (twice) Public Hearing Held Compiled CFP Formatted & Printed Present CIP and CFP to City Council CFP Public Hearing December CIP and CFP Adopted 3
6 Recommended Process 4
7 Jan Dec. March April May June OMB (One-Time Transition) Research Document Requirements & Doc Simplification/Separation Develop Documents Format Create Mechanism for Gathering Info/Projects Planning Guide Planning Commission in Priority Policies & Timeline Gather Project Info Evaluate Projects for: Tie in Questions Priority Narratives Consolidation Identify New and Deleted Projects and Where to Prioritize Present Recommended Projects and Prioritization to Planning Commission Work with Planning Commission on Any Changes PC holds CFP Public Hearing Review CFP and Make Recommended Changes CFP Development by Planning Department and Planning Commission July Aug. Sept. October November Forward Approved Prioritized CFP Project List to City Council Validate CFP for Secured Funding Vs. Unsecured Validate CFP for Secured Funding Vs. Unsecured Create CIP including City Manager Changes (OMB) Proposed Budget and CIP Presented to City Council Update Planning Commission on City Manager/City Council review Present to City Council for Adoption City Council Public Hearing CFP Dev. Cont. CIP Development by OMB
8 Prioritization Criteria 6
9 Other CFP Changes Improved document readability Improved alignment with Growth Management Act 7
10 TIP in CFP Process January-March Transportation Commission begins TIP update process April TIP projects requested as part of CFP May Planning Commission review of proposed CFP projects (which include TIP) Potential IPS review of proposed TIP June Public Hearing on proposed CFP projects (which include TIP) Comments on projects in TIP will be updated in both documents pending PC action July Planning Commission submits prioritized CFP projects (which include TIP) to City Council 8
11 Marijuana Regulations Update City of Tacoma Planning and Development Services Planning Commission December 2, 2015
12 Discussion Topics Background Integration of Medical Marijuana State Rulemaking Process Potential City Comments City Code Amendments Key Issues Tentative Schedule 2
13 Recent Regulatory History State Initiative No. 692 (1998) Tacoma Initiative No. 1 (2011) State Initiative 502 (2012) Tacoma Nuisance Code Regulations (2012) Tacoma Interim Recreational Marijuana Regulations (2013) Tacoma Permanent Recreational Marijuana Regulations (February 2015) State Law Amended (July 2015) 3
14 State Law Changes 2SSB 5052 Integration of medical marijuana market into established recreational system Similar state application process, but with preferences Similar siting restrictions, but with local flexibility Removes collective gardens, but creates cooperatives 2E2SHB 2136 Reduced and simplified taxation Provided limited sharing of state taxes with local jurisdictions 4
15 State Rulemaking City Council Comments to WSLCB: Provide better public notification Establish a cap on retail stores Better controls on nuisance operators Require clearly labeled packaging Provide more local funding Ensure strict enforcement and strong penalties (especially for youth sales) Ensure compliance with all local codes before opening Restrict and control cooperatives Find alternatives to all cash business 5
16 City Code Amendments Key Issues and Potential Changes: Maintain existing sensitive use buffers (schools, daycares, drug treatment facilities, etc.) Require retail dispersion Cap total number of stores, or number per defined area Provide local mechanism to address nuisance operators Ban cooperatives Maintain existing production and processing regulations Modify Nuisance Code for consistency 6
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19 Tentative Schedule December February 3 March 2 March 16 Initiate code amendment process Planning Commission Release Proposal for Public Review Planning Commission Public Hearing Planning Commission Council Recommendation April May July 31, 2016 City Council Public Hearing and Adoption of Amendments State New rules/licensing goes into effect 9
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