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Lincoln advances ordinance to allow indoor kennel uses in commercial and light-industrial zones
City Council and Redevelopment Agency · February 25, 2026
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Summary
Council opened a public hearing and introduced by title a zoning ordinance to repeal chapter 6.28 and permit certain canine and feline kennel uses by right indoors (capped by zone) while requiring conditional-use permits for outdoor play areas near residences.
The City of Lincoln opened a public hearing on Feb. 24 and introduced by title an ordinance to amend the municipal code to allow canine and feline kennel uses in more zones. Staff said the change responds to demand for dog daycare, training and overnight boarding and would make indoor kenneling and…
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