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Pleasant Hill council adopts accessory dwelling unit ordinance updates
Summary
The Pleasant Hill City Council approved Ordinance No. 965 on third reading to amend zoning and parking chapters governing accessory dwelling units; the council voted 5-0 and staff reported no new public comments since prior hearings.
The Pleasant Hill City Council on Jan. 13 adopted Ordinance No. 965, revising City Code Chapters 165, 167 and 169 to update rules for accessory dwelling units (ADUs), after a unanimous 5-0 vote.
Assistant City Manager and Community Development Director Madeline Sturms said there have been no comments or questions since the ordinance’s prior readings. The council’s approval on the third reading finalizes the proposed amendments to the city’s zoning regulations and off‑street parking standards related to ADUs.
The ordinance package, described at the meeting as amendments to Title and Purpose provisions (Chapter 165), zoning district regulations and performance standards (Chapter 167), and off‑street parking and loading (Chapter 169), did not draw public comment during the meeting. Councilmembers voted in favor of moving the ordinance to final adoption after Sturms’ update.
The ordinance passed by roll call: AYES — Len Murray, Andrew Birch, Konnor Hodges, Alyson DeMoss, Mark Konrad; NAYS — none. The council did not record any additional conditions or amendments at the meeting. The council’s action completes the legislative step described as the third reading; implementation details or effective dates were not specified at the meeting.
The council also approved routine consent items and scheduled a budget work session immediately following the regular meeting.
