Committee approves ordinance 26202 to remove —question development' section from EOCD
Summary
The Equestrian Preserve Committee unanimously voted to approve ordinance 26202, deleting a —question development' section from the EOCD; one public comment card urged a complete ban on PUDs in the preserve, and staff noted a zoning-in-progress resolution would be considered by council on Monday.
The Equestrian Preserve Committee on Jan. 7 voted unanimously to approve ordinance number 26202, which removes the "question development" section from the Equestrian-Oriented Community Development (EOCD) text and leaves a reserved section for potential future use.
Speaker 4 opened public comment and read a card from Phoebe Wesley, who wrote, according to the card read into the record, "No PUDs in the EPC. Not now. Not ever. If this does not happen, goodbye horses in Wellington." The committee closed public comment and proceeded to consider the ordinance.
The committee confirmed the ordinance number in the motion and then approved the measure by voice vote; no roll-call tallies were recorded in the meeting transcript. Committee members noted that Monday's council meeting would include a "zoning in progress" resolution that would treat new applications according to the proposed ordinance until final action is completed.
The committee did not record amendments to the ordinance during its meeting. Staff and members said the item will follow the usual process of staff analysis, review by planning staff and EPC and then consideration by the council. The meeting record did not list any dissenting votes.
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