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Elizabethtown council approves zoning change, multiple municipal orders; several annexations introduced
Summary
On Dec. 16 the Elizabethtown City Council adopted a zoning map amendment (Ordinance 29-2024) and approved municipal orders including changes to the personnel handbook, a sanitary sewer contract change order, a parks design contract, and an amendment to Wastewater Facility planning work; three annexation ordinances were read for the first time.
The Elizabethtown City Council on Dec. 16 adopted a second-reading zoning map amendment for property at 35100 Lodgefield Road and approved multiple municipal orders addressing personnel policy, a sanitary sewer change order, park design services and additional wastewater planning services. The council also conducted first readings for three annexation ordinances.
On a roll-call vote to adopt Ordinance 29-2024 to amend the zoning map for property located at 35100 Lodgefield Road, the council voted 6-0 in favor: Council Member Bishop—yes; Council Member Fulkerson—yes; Council Member Springsteen—yes; Council Member Taft—yes; Council Member Walker—yes; Council Member Willoughby—yes. The ordinance changes the property's zoning from Urban Residential Mixed (R5) and High Density Residential (R6) to Planned Neighborhood Residential 2, to allow uses such as single-family homes. The council referenced a recommendation from the Elizabethtown Planning Commission and the city's comprehensive plan; the full ordinance text is available from the city…
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