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Bourbon County commissioners say advisory committee will host public zoning hearings; commissioners to serve as listening resource
Summary
An advisory committee appointed by the Bourbon County Commission has begun scheduling public hearings on zoning revisions. Commissioners said they will attend as listeners and one commissioner will be designated as a resource at committee meetings.
Bourbon County commissioners were updated on the county’s zoning advisory committee and said the committee plans to host several public hearings to gather community input.
The advisory committee elected officers at its first meeting and is scheduling at least four public hearings, a commissioner said. Commissioners said they will not actively present at those hearings but will attend to listen and take notes; the committee’s approved bylaws allow one commissioner to attend meetings as a resource.
The committee indicated it will propose dates and times; commissioners said they will confirm availability and rotate attendance so none are the sole county representative. One commissioner said the committee plans to hold hearings on Wednesday evenings and will notify the commission with proposed dates.
Commissioners characterized the update as informational and asked staff to help publicize dates once they are set. No formal action was taken; commissioners agreed to be present on scheduled hearing nights to listen and gather public comment.
The zoning advisory committee’s work is continuing and commissioners said further updates will appear on future agendas once the committee provides hearing dates and materials. The commission did not make or approve zoning changes at the meeting.
