Fair Oaks Ranch council takes first vote to approve new Unified Development Code
Summary
At its Oct. 2 meeting, the Fair Oaks Ranch City Council took the first vote to approve a new Unified Development Code after a public forum that drew no resident speakers; the presenter said the update took more than four years to develop.
Fair Oaks Ranch City Council on Oct. 2 took the first vote to approve a new Unified Development Code following a public forum that drew no resident speakers. City staff said the UDC update has taken more than four years to reach this stage.
The presenter said the vote taken was the first of the approval steps required; the transcript does not specify how many further votes or procedural steps remain. Council members did not receive public comment on the UDC during the forum, according to the meeting recap.
City staff described the UDC as a "big step in protecting the future of our city," emphasizing its role in shaping future development. No motion text, mover/second, or vote tally was provided in the meeting record.
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