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Planning staff reports sign ordinance passed at council, recommends one monthly meeting
Summary
Staff told the Inver Grove Heights Planning Commission that a previously discussed sign-ordinance amendment passed at the city council and that the city will amend commission rules to require one regular planning commission meeting per month, with special meetings available as needed.
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At the end of the Nov. 5 meeting, planning staff reported that the sign-ordinance amendment previously discussed by the commission "did move forward and passed at city council," and described a forthcoming ordinance change that would require only one regular planning commission meeting per month while preserving the option to hold special meetings for specific projects.
Staff framed the change as an administrative amendment to align commission meeting frequency with observed practice; commissioners were told the change is being prepared through the city's ordinance process. No formal action on the change was taken by the commission at this meeting.
