University Neighborhood Overlays (UNO) are a tool that could potentially be utilized as a valuable resource four our community. RECA's 2018 LDC Class took a closer look at the pros and cons.
RECA believes that the draft code in its current form takes our community backwards, not forward, and the City should take as much time as it needs to get it right.
RECA members testified against the latest draft of the land development code at recent Planning Commission and City Council CodeNext public hearings.
The latest update on RECA's involvement with the CodeNext process.
RECA's latest maps provide a visual, factual basis for our membership and the public to browse the on-the-ground changes that are being proposed under the Draft 3.0 maps.
Read More About RECA Maps Highlight Proposed Changes Under CodeNext 3.0
RECA has developed new maps that provide a visual, factual basis for our membership and the public to browse the on-the-ground changes that are being proposed under the most recent CodeNext draft maps.
Read More About RECA Maps Highlight Proposed Changes Under CodeNext 2.0
RECA members recently met twice to examine and test the second draft of CodeNext.
Read More About RECA Experts Test the Draft Code on Specific Sites
Stay caught up on the CodeNext process and what RECA's doing via our CodeNext Now updates.
RECA recently testified before City Council on recommendations made by the Historic Landmark Commission.
Read More About RECA Testimony: Recommendations by the Historic Landmark Commission
RECA recently provided testimony before City Council on amendments to the International Fire Code.
