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Council approves CF Community Facility zoning ordinance 6-1 after concerns about parking and residential impacts
Summary
The Muscatine City Council adopted a new CF (Community Facility) zoning district on its third and final reading on March 6, passing the ordinance 6-1; Council member Osborne cast the lone dissent citing potential parking shortages and impacts on smaller residential neighborhoods.
The Muscatine City Council on March 6 adopted on third and final reading an ordinance amending Title 10 of the City Code to create a CF (Community Facility) district, a new zoning classification the council and staff said is intended to govern community facility uses.
Council member Osborne was the only recorded dissent, saying the ordinance as drafted targets smaller residential areas and lacks adequate parking requirements. “I don’t think there’s adequate parking…this is really targeting those smaller homes, the kinds of residential…
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