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Huron council moves rezoning of 41.88 acres on River Road to second reading

3611631 · May 28, 2025
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Summary

The Huron City Council voted to waive the three-reading rule and place Ordinance 2025-12, which would rezone about 41.88 acres of city-owned vacant land on the east side of River Road from I-2 General Industrial to R-11 Family Residence, on its second reading.

The Huron City Council on a voice/roll-call vote waived the three-reading rule and placed Ordinance 2025-12 on its second reading. The ordinance would amend the official zoning map to rezone approximately 41.88 acres of vacant city-owned land on the east side of River Road in Erie County from I-2 General Industrial District to R-11 Family Residence District.

The rezoning covers permanent parcel numbers 42-01718 and 42-01721 and was presented to council during the meeting. Councilmember Reeves made the motion to waive the three-reading rule. City staff members Hamilton, Hamlin and Blair were identified during the presentation and follow-up questions.

If adopted after the required additional reading, the ordinance would change the zoning classification of the listed parcels from general industrial to family residential, a change that could allow residential uses consistent with R-11 zoning. The council did not take a final adoption vote at the meeting; the item was placed on the council calendar for the next required reading.

The ordinance text and parcel numbers were read into the record during the council meeting. No separate amendments or conditions to the rezoning were recorded in the transcript during the presentation.