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Sandpoint commission sends zoning changes to council to allow smaller lots, modest density increases
Summary
The commission voted Dec. 16 to recommend City Council adopt amendments to Title 9 that would allow smaller RM‑zone lots (down to 3,500 sq ft in some cases), modestly increase allowed units per lot band, and loosen building‑footprint limits to enable ADUs and small infill housing.
SANDPOINT, Idaho — The Planning and Zoning Commission on Dec. 16 recommended that City Council approve a package of zoning amendments to the city code intended to make small‑scale infill more financially feasible and support the comprehensive plan’s housing goals.
Staff presentation led by Community Planning and Development Director Jason Welker outlined three principal changes: allowing creation of smaller lots (about 3,500 sq ft) in the Residential Multifamily (RM) zone; increasing the number of dwelling units allowed per lot in measured bands to…
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