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Commission postpones the zoning code rewrite after reviewing 47 possible changes
At a special meeting, Mr. Freeman went through a list of 47 possible revisions staff had considered, and the consultant presented clarified language on nonconforming uses and structures. Commissioner Cindi Bulla said there was too much to digest and moved to postpone; Chairman Rob Parker proposed an informal group of commissioners, staff and outside citizens to discuss changes. The motion to postpone passed unanimously. The rewrite does not appear again as an agenda item in the commission minutes reviewed.[1]
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On March 28, 2022 Mr. Freeman presented a "Zoning Code Revisions and Possible Recommendations List" of 47 recommendations. Commissioner Bulla raised new restrictions on BYOB operations and event venues; Mr. Freeman said staff and the Police Department felt the zoning ordinance was an appropriate place to address them. A motion by Commissioner Bulla, seconded by Commissioner Fred Griffin, to postpone the item passed unanimously; Mr. Freeman had suggested putting it on every agenda for discussion. [1]
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After March 28, 2022 the commission minutes reviewed refer to the rewrite only in passing (for example, a February 2023 note that the airport wanted to adopt its zoning changes "separate from the zoning rewrite process"), and the council minutes reviewed through September 2026 do not record adoption of a rewritten zoning or subdivision ordinance. The minutes reviewed do not record a decision to end the project or a reason. [1][2]
