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Winchester commission adopts multiple ordinances, approves zoning change and budget amendment

City of Winchester Commission · December 17, 2024
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Summary

On voice and roll-call votes the commission adopted an ordinance creating the DDIF board, approved a FY2025 budget amendment (CDBG-related amounts were summarized), and approved rezoning of 175 Chatham Place to allow townhomes; several first-reading ordinance summaries also passed.

The Winchester City Commission approved several ordinance actions during the meeting, including adoption of an ordinance creating a Downtown Development Investment Fund board, an amendment to the fiscal year 2025 budget, and a zoning change for 175 Chatham Place.

City Clerk Joy read summaries for each ordinance. For the budget amendment, the clerk summarized projected CDBG-related resources and estimated appropriations of $1,000,000 (read aloud during the ordinance summary). The commission adopted the budget amendment by motion and roll call. The commission also approved rezoning approximately 3.744 acres at 175 Chatham Place from Highway Business (B3) to Residential Townhome (R6) after the second reading.

Commissioners recorded roll-call votes on several items. The ordinance creating the DDIF board passed on a roll-call vote with all recorded members voting yes. The budget amendment also carried on recorded vote. Several other items, including sign regulations and penalties ordinances, were presented and passed on first reading with votes in favor.

Copies of full ordinances and complete text were made available at the city clerk’s office at City Hall; the clerk and city attorney certified the summaries presented in the meeting. The commission indicated copies remain available for public review.