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Planning commission recommends ADU ordinance changes to city council
Summary
The Planning Commission unanimously recommended accessory dwelling unit (ADU) ordinance amendments to the City Council after brief debate and no public comment.
The Woodland Hills Planning Commission unanimously voted June 18 to recommend changes to the city’s accessory dwelling unit (ADU) ordinance and forward the amendments to the City Council.
Commissioners discussed the amendments during a public hearing; no members of the public attended or provided comments. The commission’s minutes summary records the matter as “a motion recommending the ADU ordinance changes to the council,” moved by Severn Johnson and seconded by John Stout, with the motion approved unanimously.
The commission did not record extensive debate on specific ADU provisions in the public transcript; commissioners agreed to forward the draft changes so the City Council can review and consider final adoption and any revisions. Staff will prepare the ordinance packet for council consideration.
The motion to recommend the ADU amendments was part of a short consent/discussion sequence; commissioners later approved minutes and other agenda items before adjourning.
