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Planning commission adopts zoning-definition amendments after public hearing
Summary
Following a public hearing with no public comment, the Monroe City Planning Commission unanimously adopted clarifying amendments to definitions in the Monroe City Land Use Zoning Ordinance, including removal of wellhead/flood-zone columns and clarifying that 'public building' refers to government-owned entities while retaining special districts.
The Monroe City Planning Commission reopened as a public hearing at 7:22 p.m. to consider proposed text amendments to the Monroe City Land Use Zoning Ordinance (notably Title 13.3.0 Definitions and section 13.6.4). Staff noted the draft provided to the commission did not highlight the changes. No members of the public submitted comments during the hearing.
Commissioners and staff reviewed multiple edits. The commission agreed to remove two columns from the zoning district table that previously displayed wellhead protection and flood-zone designations, reasoning…
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