Get Full Government Meeting Transcripts, Videos, & Alerts Forever!
Get email alerts on the Ordinance Revision topic
No spam. Unsubscribe anytime.
Panel continues working session on draft ordinance text covering travel trailers, cabins, lighting and parking
Summary
During a working session Nov. 5, planning members reviewed draft ordinance language (citing Orangeville code excerpts), discussed adding a 'cabin' definition, clarifying exterior lighting standards to require adequate lighting without interfering with neighbors, and agreed to insert on-street parking prohibitions for specific Farrand addresses into the permit section.
Get email alerts on the Ordinance Revision topic
No spam. Unsubscribe anytime.
The planning panel used the Nov. 5 meeting to continue a working session on draft ordinance language intended to regulate large-scale developments, travel-trailer courts and related permits. Members discussed where to add a travel-trailer paragraph, whether to insert a new "cabin" definition, permit and operation requirements, and edits to exterior lighting and parking language.
Speaker 1 said the travel-trailer guidance they found in Orangeville's code appeared as a single paragraph and recommended adding it to the town's permit/operation section. Panel members noted numeric inconsistencies that need correction: Speaker 1 pointed out a passage listing "1,350 feet" alongside a reference to a quarter mile and observed, "Quarter mile is 13 20." The group agreed to standardize measurements and to change references from the source jurisdiction to the town's name where appropriate.
On exterior lighting, Speaker 1 proposed updating language to require that lighting "provide adequate lighting that does not interfere with surrounding property owners." Parking questions raised in prior minutes were revisited; members said Farrand addresses (units 1 through 6) should be explicitly covered with a prohibition on on-street parking and a requirement for designated parking areas for both buildings and RVs.
Panel members asked one another to review enforcement provisions and appeal-rights sections (noted as Orangeville 11-11-25-4 and 11-11-25-5 in the draft) before the next meeting so the group can finalize the ordinance text. No final ordinance votes were taken on these sections during the session.
