Feb. 2 council agenda: COVID, earthquake and windstorm emergency extensions and hearing dates for three rezones
February 2, 2021, 7:00 p.m. · Electronic meeting (no physical anchor location)
The Feb. 2 formal meeting agenda had no public hearings. It lists resolutions to extend the local emergency declarations for COVID-19, the magnitude 5.7 earthquake and the September windstorm, and consent items setting March 2 hearings on rezones at Lincoln Street, State Street and Highland Drive. No minutes were available, so results are not recorded.
From the agenda; results are added when minutes are posted. Updated October 14, 2026.
Decisions at a glance
Agenda, item by item
Item E1 · Other
Motion: continue meeting remotely without an anchor location
Pending
Ratification of the determination to keep meeting remotely under HB5002.
Item E2 · Other
Resolution: extend COVID-19 local emergency
Pending
Would extend the mayor's March 10, 2020 proclamation, which was set to end Feb. 3, 2021.
Item E3 · Other
Resolution: extend earthquake local emergency
Pending
Would extend the mayor's March 18, 2020 proclamation for the magnitude 5.7 earthquake, which was set to end Feb. 3, 2021.
Item E4 · Other
Resolution: extend windstorm local emergency
Pending
Would extend the mayor's Sept. 8, 2020 proclamation for the windstorm, which was set to end Feb. 3, 2021.
Item G1 · Zoning
Set hearing: Lincoln Street and 200 South rezone
Pending
Consent item to set a March 2 hearing on the R-2 to RMF-35 request. The Planning Commission's recommendation was negative.
Item G2 · Zoning
Set hearing: 1301 and 1321 South State Street rezone
Pending
Consent item to set a March 2 hearing on rezoning from CC to FB-UN2.
Item G3 · Zoning
Set hearing: 2903 South Highland Drive zoning amendments
Pending
Consent item to set a March 2 hearing on master plan and zoning changes for a split-zoned property.
Item G4-G6 · Other
Grant holding account items and board appointments
Pending
Consent items: grant holding account items (Batch No. 4) for Budget Amendment No. 7, Rachel Manko's appointment to the Bicycle Advisory Committee and Derek Deitsch's reappointment to the Business Advisory Board.
What residents said
Emergency declarationsRezoning