Comprehensive Residential Code Review Committee (CRCRC)

At the Regular City Council meeting on March 22, 2023, the City Council formed the Comprehensive Residential Code Review Committee (CRCRC). View the CRCRC Formation Document HERE.

The CRCRC’s role is to provide a community-based forum to ensure that a range of perspectives reflecting Rollingwood Community values are factored into the City’s long-term vision and implementation priorities governing residential zoning policies. The CRCRC will obtain endorsement from the Planning and Zoning Commission prior to submitting its recommendations to City Council for approval. The Planning and Zoning Commission remains the primary advisory group to City Council on matters involving zoning, comprehensive planning and other growth management initiatives related to the physical development of the City. The City Council maintains decision-making authority on the residential zoning policy.

Members of the CRCRC

The Comprehensive Residential Code Review Committee (CRCRC) will be composed of these seven members approved by the City Council and selected for their interest, expertise and willingness to serve.

Dave Bench, Chair
Brian Rider, Vice Chair
Thom Farrell
Duke Garwood
Jay Van Bavel

CRCRC Documents

The CRCRC is compiling information for consideration by the Committee as they work to review the city's residential zoning policies. Documents can be viewed by clicking on the button below.

Duties of the CRCRC

Review and assess 2020/21 Comprehensive Planning Advisory Strike Force survey results for public opinion regarding residential zoning and development.
Identify residential zoning and development public opinion gaps not addressed by the 2020/21 Planning Advisory Strike Force survey results; develop a plan for filling those gaps; execute the plan.
Analyze public opinion results to identify issues and needs regarding zoning and development. Combine with issues identified by City Council members, Planning and Zoning and City Staff.
Develop a set of options to address zoning and development issues and needs. Include pros, cons, pace and why it is an issue. Make recommendations.
Provide recommendations with regard to priority setting.
Provide Interim and Final zoning policy recommendations.