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Danville approves two small zone changes to highway business
Summary
City commissioners approved second readings of two ordinances rezoning roughly 0.155 acres each at 784 South Fourth Street and 714 Houstonville Road from two-family residential to highway business.
The Danville City Commission approved second readings of two zoning ordinances changing two small parcels from two-family residential to highway business.
During the meeting, the clerk read the second reading for ordinance 2,046, described as “an ordinance changing the zone from 2 family residential to highway business for approximately 0.155 acres, more or less, of real property located at 784 South Fourth Street in the city of Danville, Kentucky.” A motion to approve the ordinance carried after a roll-call vote in which commissioners voted yes.
The commission then considered the second reading of ordinance 2,047, a similar zone change for approximately 0.155 acres at 714 Houstonville Road. That ordinance also passed on a roll-call vote. Commissioners did not record dissent or amendments during the readings and no public speakers spoke against the items during the meeting.
Both measures were handled as second readings and required roll-call votes. The commission took no additional conditions or amendments at the meeting, and no effective-date language beyond the readings was discussed on the record.
City staff did not provide a detailed land-use analysis in the public portion of the meeting; the record shows both ordinances advanced by motion and passed by the commission.
