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Council approves zone change for 601 and 603 Jamestown Street; first reading of implementing ordinance held
Summary
After a planning commission recommendation the council approved changing two Jamestown Street parcels from R-1 residential to C-2 commercial, read a related ordinance for first reading and noted inconsistent owner names in the transcript.
The Columbia City Council approved a zone change for two properties on Jamestown Street and conducted a first reading of an ordinance to amend the city's official zoning map.
The planning-and-zoning recommendation presented to the council called for changing lots at 601 and 603 Jamestown Street from R-1 (low-density residential) to C-2 (highway-oriented commercial). Parcel identifiers were read into the record as PVA map numbers 0000604073 (601 Jamestown) and 0000604072 (603 Jamestown). A motion to approve the zone change was made, seconded, and the chair called for 'Aye'; the chair announced that the motion carried.
During the first reading of the implementing ordinance the clerk repeated the map numbers and read property-owner information. The transcript contains inconsistent owner names: once read as 'Richard and Marybeth Veil' and later as 'Richard and Mary Beth Phelps.' The transcript does not resolve that discrepancy; the official clerk's record or deed records should be consulted for the authoritative owner names.
The ordinance was read for first reading and will return for subsequent readings or administrative processing per the city's normal procedures.
