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Huntington opens, then closes, public hearing on proposed Title 9 land‑management code updates with no public comment
Summary
Meeting participants opened a public hearing on proposed amendments to Title 9 of Huntington's Land Management and Development Code, summarized the changes and closed the hearing after receiving no public comments; motions to open and close were moved and seconded and no vote tallies were recorded.
HUNTINGTON — At about 6:00 p.m., meeting participants opened a public hearing on proposed amendments to Title 9 of Huntington’s Land Management and Development Code and closed it without hearing comments from members of the public.
The hearing, described by a staff member as proposed amendments intended to "address various clarity and corrections" and to ensure consistency with current state requirements for land‑use review and subdivision planning, drew no public speakers. Trevor A. Lee (District 16) moved to open the public hearing; Chantel seconded the motion. After the staff summary and no public comments, Brad moved to exit the public hearing; another participant seconded the motion and the hearing was closed.
The staff explanation, given during the hearing, said the city seeks changes to Title 9 to update land‑use review and subdivision planning requirements and to correct language for clarity and state compliance. No formal vote tallies or roll‑call votes were recorded in the transcript for either the motion to open the hearing or the motion to close it.
Because no members of the public spoke during the hearing, there was no public testimony to summarize or enter into the record. The transcript does not specify any next steps, timelines for ordinance drafting, or dates for future hearings related to the Title 9 amendments.
