Accessory-structure zoning changes fail first reading after council split and public debate
Councilors split 3–2 on an ordinance to amend Orland's zoning code for accessory structures, leaving proposed changes on hold after residents and councilors raised design, privacy and streetscape concerns.
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An ordinance to amend Orland’s zoning code on accessory structures failed on first reading Tuesday after extended public and council discussion about setbacks, roof pitch, height and potential impacts on neighborhood character.
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