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Randolph County adopts zoning-map ordinance after third reading
Summary
The Randolph County commissioners moved and adopted ordinance 2026-O-4 on third reading to submit the county zoning map; the adoption was approved by voice vote during the meeting.
The Randolph County commissioners adopted ordinance 2026-O-4 on third reading to submit the county zoning map.
During the meeting the presiding commissioner introduced the ordinance and called for a motion; the commission moved, seconded and approved adoption by voice vote. No members registered a roll-call tally in the transcript.
The adoption came amid a broader discussion about two state bills referenced in the meeting (numbers cited as 1533 and 1004) that several participants said could limit local land-use control. Commissioners expressed concern about maintaining local decision-making on issues such as floodplain management and infrastructure costs.
Next steps noted in the meeting included routing the adopted ordinance to the county council for any related administrative processing; no additional conditions or amendments were recorded on the transcript.
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