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Montgomery council sets public hearing May 27 on Triclent Homes request to place temporary manufactured home
Summary
The Montgomery City Council voted to call a public hearing for May 27 on an application by Triclent Homes seeking an exception to place a manufactured home outside a manufactured-home park for temporary builder residency.
The Montgomery City Council voted Tuesday to hold a public hearing at 6 p.m. May 27 at City Hall on an application by Triclent Homes to place a manufactured home outside a manufactured-home park for builder residency.
The hearing was called as part of a resolution the council approved by voice vote after a motion by Councilmember Zewitz and a second by Councilmember Fox. The application seeks permission to locate a temporary manufactured home "within the proposed Bud 255," as described during the agenda item.
City staff described the action as a routine step to meet ordinance requirements before a final decision; the council did not decide the underlying exception at Tuesday’s meeting. The council’s vote only schedules the public hearing, which will allow neighbors and other stakeholders to comment before the council takes any later action.
The matter was introduced during the council’s agenda under a resolution calling for a required public hearing; no written testimony or applicant statements were recorded in the meeting minutes excerpt.
The scheduling motion carried on a voice vote; no roll-call tally was recorded in the transcript.
