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Perry council approves rezoning of under-10-acre parcel on final reading (Ordinance 10-53)
Summary
On final reading June 24 the City of Perry approved Ordinance 10-53 to rezone less-than-10-acre property from RSF‑3 (residential single-family conventional) to RSF‑MH‑3 (residential mixed single-family/mobile home) within city limits; no public speakers appeared and the council voted in favor.
On June 24 the City of Perry council held a public hearing and final reading on Ordinance 10-53, a zoning amendment that rezones less than 10 continuous acres from RSF‑3 (residential single-family, conventional) to RSF‑MH‑3 (residential mixed single-family/mobile home).
The ordinance text was read into the record and the mayor asked if anyone wished to speak; there were no public comments. Council members then moved the ordinance on final reading and recorded affirmative votes.
Why it matters: the rezoning amends the official zoning atlas and land-development regulations for a specified parcel within the city’s corporate limits, changing the permitted residential uses for that property.
Ending: the ordinance was approved on final reading and will become effective as provided in the ordinance language.
