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Moody holds public hearing, conducts first reading on proposed sign ordinance amendment
Summary
Mayor Joe Lee opened a public hearing and read Planning Commission minutes as the council conducted a first reading of an amendment to Article X of Moody’s zoning ordinance on signs; the hearing closed the same night and the council scheduled further consideration.
Mayor Joe Lee opened a public hearing at 6:11 p.m. and conducted the first reading of an amendment to the City of Moody zoning ordinance (Article X) concerning sign regulations. He reviewed the proposed changes and read the Planning Commission minutes from April 12, 2022, as part of the record.
The council allowed members of the public to address the request. The public hearing was closed at 6:12 p.m. The council noted the item will be considered again at its next scheduled meeting in June; the meeting notice included a June 13 meeting time (the record lists the year as 2021). No vote to adopt the amendment occurred at this session—the action recorded was the first reading and the completion of the public-hearing record.
Why it matters: changes to Article X would alter the city’s rules for signs, which can affect businesses, campaign signage and permitted signage in residential and commercial zones. The council’s next consideration will determine whether the draft ordinance proceeds to a subsequent reading or adoption.
Provenance: This article is based on the council’s public-hearing and first-reading statements (SEG 004–SEG 007).
