Planner outlines unified development code; council debate centers on accessory dwelling units, RV parking and tree rules
Bolton & Mink planner Jeff Matsky walked New Prague council and planning commissioners through a draft unified development code that consolidates zoning and subdivision rules, incorporating survey input (207 responses). Key debates focused on accessory dwelling units, front-yard/RV parking rules, tree-preservation thresholds and design incentives.
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Jeff Matsky, community planning project manager with Bolton & Mink, presented a draft unified development code to a joint session of the New Prague City Council and Planning Commission, saying the rewrite combines zoning and subdivision rules into a single, more user‑friendly document and adds visual guides and incentive-based design options.
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