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Edgewood council adopts ordinance setting lawful-establishment date for nonconforming uses
Summary
The Edgewood City Council on Feb. 11 adopted an ordinance clarifying how the city determines the lawful establishment date for nonconforming land uses. The measure follows Planning Commission review and drew brief council remarks before passing on a voice vote.
Edgewood — The Edgewood City Council adopted an ordinance relating to nonconforming uses and the lawful-establishment date for properties on Feb. 11, moving the measure from recent Planning Commission work into city code.
The measure, introduced as Agenda Bill 205-675, was presented to the council by Mr. Jeremy Metzler, who told the council the item had been discussed since July and reviewed by the Planning Commission; Metzler said no…
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