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Council approves multiple ordinances on second reading, appoints advisory members and recognizes volunteers
Summary
At its Dec. 9 meeting the Town of Central adopted second readings of a land development regulation amendment, an off‑premises sign ordinance, a campers/RV ordinance, and an amendment to appearance-of-citizens rules; it also appointed two police advisory committee members and recognized two volunteers of the year.
The Town of Central council adopted several items on second reading Monday and completed routine business including appointments and recognitions.
Key votes and actions: • Land development regulations: Council adopted second reading of the amendment to the town’s land development regulations (listed on the agenda as ordinance referenced 8 12 20 24). The motion carried by voice/hand vote. • Rezoning (1066 Church Street): Council adopted second reading of the rezoning ordinance for 1066 Church Street to R6 (covered in a separate article). • Off‑premises signs: Council adopted an amendment to zoning sections 601 and 602 aimed at reducing off‑premises signage where businesses do not hold a commercial interest; existing signs in compliance at time of adoption will be grandfathered. • Campers/RVs: Council adopted amendments to zoning sections (7‑23 and 1100.75) to further define campers and RV restrictions in residential yards. • Appearance of citizens: Council adopted a second-reading amendment to section 2‑58 regarding appearance-of-citizens procedures.
Appointments and recognitions: • Police Advisory Committee: Reverend Joe Moss recommended and council appointed Kyle Shields and Donald Ward to the Police Advisory Committee; motion carried by voice/hand vote. • Volunteer recognition: Council read and adopted resolutions recognizing Tripp Brooks and Justin (transcript spelling varies) as Volunteers of the Year; both resolutions were approved by the council.
Administrative reports included planning, enterprise/community engagement (public feedback items such as sidewalks, litter, livestreaming improvements, and small-business support), recreation updates and a finance report showing month and year-to-date surpluses in operating accounts. The council adjourned with no executive session.
