Stayton planning panel starts code rewrite after new state housing laws require broad changes
The Stayton Planning Commission opened a months-long effort to rewrite zoning rules after state laws now require duplexes where single-family homes are allowed and move many housing reviews to administrative process. Staff will work with the city attorney and the regional COG on draft Title 17 amendments.
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The Stayton Planning Commission on Oct. 26 began a multi-month process to update the city’s zoning code after several recent state laws changed how local housing decisions must be handled. "This will be an ongoing discussion," said Jennifer, the city planner leading the review, who told commissioners the changes will require code amendments, attorney review and assistance from the Council of Governments.
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