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Commissioners introduce two rezoning ordinances for properties in Monroe and Root Township
Summary
The board introduced two rezoning ordinances for first reading: a ~2.915‑acre parcel on West Washington Street (Sunshine Construction) and two parcels (~1.304 acres) at 6997 N. 200 E. (Ryan and Richard Miller); both carry planning commission 'do pass' recommendations and were set for first‑reading approval.
The Adams County Board of Commissioners introduced two rezoning ordinances for first reading and set both for formal consideration at a subsequent meeting.
County staff said the planning commission certified a recommendation of "do pass" for both requests. The first ordinance (introduced as Adams County Ordinance 2024‑18) concerns property at 446 West Washington Street in Monroe, combining parcels totaling about 2.915 acres; the applicant seeks rezoning from R‑1 (residential) and portions of C‑2 to C‑3 (general commercial) (Speaker 4). The second ordinance (introduced as Adams County Ordinance 2024‑19) addresses two parcels at 6997 North 200 East in Root Township, totaling approximately 1.304 acres, seeking rezoning from R‑1 to C‑3 (Speaker 4).
Commissioners moved to approve first readings of the rezoning ordinances and to adopt them at a future meeting after required procedures; the transcript records motions to introduce and approve first readings with seconding and no roll‑call tally recorded.
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