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Canton commission approves rezoning of 117 S. Pleasant; vote on repeal of massage‑establishment chapter not specified in transcript

3204936 · May 7, 2025
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Summary

The Canton City Commission approved a second reading to rezone 117 South Pleasant Street from residential to general business; publication is scheduled May 15 with an effective date of June 4.

The Canton City Commission approved a second reading to rezone property at 117 South Pleasant Street from residential to general business, the commission said during its meeting. Planning and Zoning held its hearing March 25 and recommended approval; the first reading occurred April 21. The ordinance will be published May 15 and become effective June 4.

During the roll call on the rezoning, commissioners recorded votes by name. Patricia Garbers voted “aye,” Yorke voted “aye,” Tyler Larson voted “aye,” Figurs voted “aye,” and Mary Lundstrom voted “aye.” The motion to approve the second reading was moved and seconded; the transcript does not identify the motion’s mover or seconder by name.

Separately, the commission discussed an ordinance to repeal chapter 114 governing massage establishments. A commissioner moved to advance the repeal and another commissioner seconded, and the meeting proceeded to ask for questions. The provided transcript does not include a clear roll‑call result or formal announcement of the outcome for that repeal motion.

What happens next: for the rezoning, publication is scheduled for May 15 and the ordinance will be effective June 4. The record provided does not specify whether the chapter 114 repeal was adopted or whether additional votes or publication steps will follow.