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Council approves second-reading of zoning change removing townhouses from Parcel H and raising density to six units per acre
Summary
The Salisbury City Council approved for second reading Ordinance No. 2908, which deletes 'townhouses' from permitted uses in Parcel H of Planned Residential District No. 7 and increases allowed density to six units per acre.
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The Salisbury City Council voted to approve for second reading Ordinance No. 2908, an amendment to the Salisbury City Code that removes “townhouses” from the category of permitted uses in parcel H of Planned Residential District No. 7 (the Villages of Idyllit Farm) and increases density in that parcel to six units per acre.
Council members were told there have been no changes since first reading. The council opened a public hearing on the ordinance, heard no public testimony, closed the hearing and then approved the ordinance for second reading by voice vote (ayes recorded; the chair also voted aye).
The ordinance amends section 17.150.050(a)(7) of the Salisbury City Code as described. The action at this meeting advanced the ordinance to its second reading; the transcript does not record a final adoption vote (the item was approved for second reading during the meeting).

