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Ducktown board adopts Ordinance 132 to allow accessory dwelling units
Summary
On second and final reading the board approved Ordinance 132 to amend the city's zoning code to add provisions for accessory dwelling units. The measure passed after a motion, second and roll call; details on permitted types or effective date were not specified during the meeting.
Ducktown's board approved Ordinance 132 on its second and final reading, amending the city's official zoning ordinance to add provisions for accessory dwelling units. The chair introduced the item as the lone item under old business; a commissioner moved to adopt the ordinance and the motion was seconded. The board completed a roll call and approved the measure.
The ordinance was presented as a final reading with no substantive discussion recorded during the meeting; no amendments were offered on the floor and the chair indicated the document would be signed and initialed following the vote. The board did not read aloud specific language from the ordinance during the public meeting, and the transcript does not include the effective date or implementation details for the new accessory-dwelling rules.
Because the meeting record does not provide the ordinance text or implementation timeline, residents seeking specifics on permitted unit types, size limits, owner-occupancy requirements or permitting procedures should consult the city's zoning code or contact the city clerk for the adopted ordinance text and any administrative rules that follow.
The board moved on to new business after adoption and there was no further debate on Ordinance 132 during the session.
