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Council approves zoning changes and procedural ordinances; adopts auction addition and accepts small land parcel

North Canton City Council · December 9, 2024
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Summary

Council passed an ordinance allowing hotels as conditional uses in Main Street Center districts and one to permit two drive-thru lanes in that district; it also approved adding a vehicle to a professional auction contract and accepted a 0.13-acre land parcel for a road right-of-way. All motions carried by voice votes.

At Monday’s meeting the North Canton City Council approved several ordinances and administrative items by voice vote.

On old business the council passed Ordinance 67-2024 on third reading to amend Chapter 1136 (Main Street District regulations) to allow hotels as a conditional use in Main Street Center Districts. The body also passed Ordinance 68-2024 (third reading), which amends drive-thru and drive-up standards to permit two drive-thru lanes and two menu boards in Main Street districts; council members said the change aligns the code with existing business patterns.

Under new business the council adopted Ordinance 03-2025, which amends a professional auction services contract to add an additional obsolete vehicle to the list for auction; the council suspended the rules to adopt the second reading under the same meeting and the motion carried by voice vote. The council also accepted Ordinance 05-2025 on first reading to accept a 0.13-acre tract of land from the North King City School District for dedication as road right-of-way on Charlotte Street Northwest, a parcel needed for the Charlotte Street widening project.

Votes were announced by voice; the transcript records motions, seconds, and ‘Aye’ responses with no roll-call tallies recorded in the meeting minutes. The council set its next regular meeting for Dec. 16.