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Three Rivers adopts infill housing zoning amendment after public hearing
Summary
After a public hearing at the Jan. 20 meeting, the Three Rivers City Commission unanimously adopted an ordinance to align an infill housing zoning amendment with the housing goals of the city's master plan.
The Three Rivers City Commission unanimously adopted an ordinance to implement an infill housing zoning amendment after holding a public hearing Jan. 20.
Mayor Angel Johnston opened the public hearing at 6:32 p.m. and residents raised questions about how the change would affect housing size and types. Dawn Elkins of Woodside Lane asked about the size of homes that could be built under the amendment; Rick Gunn of Dove Lane inquired about the types of housing that would be permitted. Mayor Johnston closed the hearing at 6:42 p.m.
At-Large Commissioner Lucas Allen moved to conduct the public hearing and adopt the attached ordinance, saying the change follows the housing goals of the city's Master Plan. Second District Commissioner Steven Haigh seconded the motion; the commission carried it unanimously.
The ordinance was presented to the commission for adoption following the public hearing; commissioners did not record amendments or roll-call objections during the motion. The action implements zoning changes intended to support the city’s housing objectives as described in the Master Plan.
The commission did not set a separate effective date in the discussion recorded in the minutes; implementation timing was not specified in the meeting record.
