• Whether or not to regulate the number of chickens or roosters on a site .
• Whether or not to allow pygmy goats and potbellied pigs .
• Whether or not to allow bee keeping on a site .
• Environmentally sustainable ways to deal with animal waste and odor

Have a public conversation to establish additional “green” or high performance building initiatives, such as use of the International Green Construction Code, the National Green Building Standard, or other certification programs . Be sure to include incentives, energy sub-metering, sustainable materials, interior and exterior water use, retrofit requirements, etc . in this discussion . Due to the cost implications of any such initiative, it must be fully vetted through the UDO process

Have a public conversation to develop revised post development stormwater management regulations that are clear, more flexible, and that consider the interconnectedness of stormwater, tree conservation, and zoning .

Have a public conversation to prepare outdoor lighting regulations based on “dark sky” concepts .

Have a public conversation about if and how to protect neighborhood character . Consider:

• Designating new Historic Districts;
• Demolition delays and notification requirements;
• The effectiveness of existing infill house regulations; and
• The desired character of new infill houses .

Have a public conversation to add Demolition by Neglect provision to the code to prevent protected historic structures from being lost through strategic lack of maintenance.

Have a public conversation about whether or not to designate downtown as a local Historic District

Have a public conversation about unbundled parking in commercial and multifamily projects . This was a key recommendation of the ULI parking strategy and could support environmental, diversity, and affordability goals of the Strategic Plan .