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Board adopts substitute to amend plan development district rules
Summary
The Board unanimously adopted a substituted amendment to Chapter 405 (plan development districts) — Bill 24‑53 — intended to clarify language and rename a plan type; the ordinance became No. 4659 on Oct. 28, 2024.
The Town and Country Board unanimously adopted a substitute to Bill 24‑53 on Oct. 28, 2024, amending Chapter 405 of the municipal code to revise plan development district language and change naming conventions for certain planned districts. The substitute, moved by an alderman during the meeting, included a "reaffirmation of the approval by the DNC commission" and a name revision from "PMX" to "MUD," according to the substitute bill explanation read into the record.
The city clerk read the ordinance language and the board voted in favor of adopting the substitute for consideration and then passed the ordinance as substituted. The measure became Ordinance No. 4659. No additional funding or permit actions were recorded at the meeting; city staff noted the legal team recommended the change to improve clarity in ordinance language.
The change amends sections 405.171(a) and 405.171(b) and is intended to standardize terminology for plan development districts in the Town and Country Municipal Code. The record included no immediate operational changes for pending projects beyond updated code language.
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