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Commission schedules January public hearings for RV-park zoning changes

Goodland Planning Commission · December 10, 2025

Summary

The commission set public hearings for two RV-park zoning text amendments — a use-table change (19 5 0 1) and use-standards revisions (subsection t of 16 5 0 2 with 16 subparts) — to be heard at the Jan. 13 meeting and invited public comment.

Staff asked the Planning Commission to set two related ordinances about RV parks for public hearing at the commission’s January meeting.

Speaker 2, Unidentified Speaker, told the commission the package includes a use-table amendment ("19 5 0 1") and a separate use-standards amendment (subsection t of "16 5 0 2," consisting of 16 subparts) related to RV parks as a conditional use in residential neighborhoods. Staff recommended setting the items for a public hearing on Jan. 13 so the public can comment before the commission makes a final recommendation to the city commission.

Speaker 4, Unidentified Speaker, moved to set the RV-park ordinances for public hearing on Jan. 13 and Speaker 3, Unidentified Speaker, seconded. Commissioners instructed staff to publish notice and invite public comment. During discussion staff and members noted that technically the two changes are separate ordinances and could be heard as two hearings, though staff preferred a single hearing; the commission agreed to set them for public hearing and to solicit public input.

What happens next: Notices will be published and the items will be the subject of a public hearing at the Planning Commission’s meeting on Jan. 13.

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