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Hudson staff propose narrower zoning for assisted‑living and continuing‑care facilities
Summary
City staff presented a draft amendment to the land‑development code that would restrict assisted living, continuing care retirement communities and institutional residential uses in commercial‑focused districts, concentrating those uses in a residential district and creating nonconforming status for existing facilities.
City planning staff told Hudson City Council on July 8 that they drafted a zoning change to remove “assisted living, continuing care retirement communities, and institutional residential” from allowed uses in commercial‑focused districts and to concentrate those uses primarily in District 3.
A staff presenter said the change follows a recommendation in the city’s recently adopted comprehensive plan “to limit large scale living facilities based on…
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