Commission expands county CDMP language to allow limited container stacking and truck‑parking adjustments
The commission amended a countywide CDMP text change to permit container storage/stacking in specified truck‑parking/open‑land zones, increasing allowed stacking height from 4 to 6 in targeted logistics hubs outside the UDB; the motion passed unanimously.
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The board considered an out‑of‑cycle CDMP amendment to permit limited cargo container storage and stacking in targeted open‑land and agricultural subareas outside the urban development boundary. Planning staff explained the amendment would be narrowly applied to two designated areas — a large northwestern open‑lands subarea and a smaller agricultural parcel in the south — and that the change seeks to concentrate container storage where logistics demand exists.
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