Stayton commission to consider allowing applicants to request code amendments; hearing set for September
Staff proposed a more detailed application process to let members of the public initiate code amendments to the land‑use code; the commission voted to hold a public hearing in September to review a drafted procedure and application form.
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Planning staff told the commission that repeated requests to change the use table showed a need for a clearer, applicant‑initiated code amendment process. Currently, only the city council or the planning commission can initiate such amendments. Staff said they will draft a detailed process and a form similar to those used for zone changes and comprehensive plan amendments so applicants can more easily request text changes.
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