Resolution to advance code revisions updating definitions, zoning districts C2 and C3, and supplementary regulations for commercial zoning. Changes include mini storage regulations in C2, truck terminal modifications in C3, and fleet services approval requirements through Planning Commission and Council.

Proposed ordinance to allow property owners and businesses to restrict parking on their properties and obtain towing of illegally parked vehicles at the vehicle owner's expense, with regulated signage requirements.

Proposed amendments to Section 7.3 of the ordinance regarding adjacent lot runoff protection. The amendments add enforcement capabilities, inspection procedures, and clearer definitions of legal drainage conveyances to provide better protection to residents from water runoff damage.

Ordinance to update water service installation fees based on current meter costs, adjust meter deposits to reflect current billing amounts, increase reconnection fees from $30 to $50, and modify billing tier thresholds from 0-6,000 gallons to 0-8,000 gallons. Water rates increase by approximately 2.3-2.4% effective January 2025, capped under the existing 2.5% CPI limit.

Establishes updates to the site plan approval process for the Highway 90 corridor overlay zone and modifies code enforcement provisions. Incorporates site planning elements from the overlay zone into general site plan requirements to enable better enforcement of commercial site standards after approval, including maintenance of approved features such as dumpster enclosures, parking spaces, and landscaping.

Establishes fees for public records reproduction, including paper copies at 50 cents per page, electronic documents at $5 per 100 pages (with first 10 pages free), and email reproductions at 25 cents per page. The ordinance also addresses fees for code of ordinances, bid specifications, and frequently requested documents.

Establishes regulations for data center placement and operations, distinguishing between M1 light industrial and M2 heavy industrial zoning based on on-site power generation. Creates 300-foot residential buffers, noise limits of 55 decibels at property lines, landscaping requirements, and equipment screening standards for facilities adjacent to residential areas.