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Council postpones proposed six-month moratorium on group housing zoning for further review
Summary
Euclid City Council voted to postpone indefinitely a proposed six-month moratorium on new group-housing applications so administration can research fair-housing concerns and related code changes.
Euclid City Council on Nov. 17 voted to postpone indefinitely an emergency ordinance that would have suspended acceptance of applications and approvals for group housing and similar residential facilities for up to six months.
The ordinance (third reading of Ordinance 107-25) would have prohibited the city from issuing zoning approvals, building permits or certificates of occupancy for group housing and residential…
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