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Planning commission keeps Section 9-3 unchanged, approves Jan. 8 minutes and sets March agenda

Huntington City Planning Commission · February 12, 2026
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Summary

On Feb. 12 the Huntington City Planning Commission reviewed Section 9-3-5(F) on conditional use expiration and decided not to change it; commissioners also approved the Jan. 8 minutes and scheduled 9-4 and 9-7 items for the March 12 meeting.

The Huntington City Planning Commission reviewed zoning code Section 9-3-5(F) on conditional use expiration dates during its Feb. 12 meeting and decided not to change the provision. Commission member Patrick Fehlberg led the discussion on the section and the commission determined it was best to leave the language as written.

Commission member Patrick Fehlberg moved to approve the Jan. 8, 2026 meeting minutes; the motion was seconded by Shantelle Kay and the motion carried (vote tally not specified).

The agenda listed a scheduled presentation on senior living homes by Tyson Curtis, but the record states Tyson Curtis did not show and no presentation occurred. The commission set agenda items for the March 12 meeting to include 9-4 Section changes/updates, and noted a clarification request from Jessica Lee about a gray area in Section 9-7 4.1; commissioners agreed to move to Section 9-7 in the meeting sequence and then return to Section 9-4.

The meeting concluded with a motion to adjourn by Patrick Fehlberg, seconded by Stacy McElprang; the motion carried and the meeting adjourned at 6:08 p.m.