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Staff presents zoning-code revisions, dimensional standards, and new interactive map

Village of Jackson Planning Commission · April 17, 2026
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Summary

With the village’s zoning consultant absent, staff member Colin reviewed draft Article 5 (procedures), Article 16 and Appendix C (dimensional standards), Appendices A/B (use categories), and an updated interactive zoning map that shows parcel-level permitted/conditional uses.

The Planning Commission received a staff presentation on proposed zoning-code revisions, including Article 5 (specific review procedures), Article 16 and Appendix C (dimensional standards), Appendices A and B (base districts and use details), and an updated interactive zoning map.

Colin, filling in for the absent consultant, described Article 5 as refining procedures for appeals, code interpretations, and conditional-use processes; Article 16 and Appendix C define dimensional standards such as lot area, setbacks, building height, accessory-structure limits, maximum lot coverage, and (new) green-space requirements. Appendix A provides base district use categories and Appendix B gives use-specific details and dimensional rules. Colin emphasized the intent to include clear tables in Appendix C as a "one-stop shop" for developers, residents, and business owners.

Commissioners asked how the code will accommodate emerging or non-traditional uses (for example EV charging stations). Colin said the village will rely on best-practice standards and may adopt use categories and dimensional standards through future zoning amendments to avoid immediate ad-hoc changes after adoption. Staff also presented an updated zoning map incorporating public service/civic districts, conservancy overlays, and wellhead-protection overlays and demonstrated an online interactive map tool that displays parcel zoning and allowed uses.