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Council adopts zoning and subdivision ordinance updates, affirms ministerial affordable housing process
Summary
Roseville City Council introduced and approved for first reading multiple zoning and subdivision ordinance amendments to comply with state law changes and local cleanups, and adopted Resolution No. 25-187 affirming the city’s ministerial process for affordable housing approvals.
The Roseville City Council voted June 4 to introduce for first reading ordinances amending multiple chapters of the Zoning and Subdivision Ordinances and to adopt Resolution No. 25-187 affirming the city's ministerial process for approval of affordable housing projects.
Planning staff led the presentation (item 22). Greg Bitter, Planning Manager, said the annual updates reflect state legislative changes and local technical clarifications. Eric Singer, Associate Planner, and Lauren Hocker, Senior Planner, joined the presentation. Staff outlined staff‑recommended amendments that include a new definition for microbreweries, updated use tables to allow veterinary clinics in certain commercial zones and microbreweries in industrial zones, and new temporary‑use standards…
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