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Council to consider updated subdivision language after legislative changes
Summary
Councilmembers agreed to place a revised subdivision chapter of the city’s land management and development code on next month’s agenda after staff reported changes to state law that affect local code compliance.
Councilmembers agreed to place a revised subdivision chapter of the Huntington City land management and development code on next month’s agenda after staff and the city attorney reviewed recent legislative updates.
The presiding officer said the city received a draft revision from the city attorney and that staff monitored the recent state legislative session for related changes. The record states: “If you guys are good with it, we will put the ordinance on next month's agenda.” Councilmember Judd Beagley moved to proceed; the motion was seconded by Councilmember Lisa Miller and passed by voice vote.
City staff said the legislative changes did not include any direct revisions related to subdivisions beyond those already incorporated in the draft; however, the city attorney’s earlier revision was submitted to ensure compliance. The council did not adopt the ordinance at this meeting but authorized placement of the ordinance for formal consideration at the next regular council meeting.
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