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Beardstown council approves zoning amendment to clarify accessory uses and structures
Summary
The City Council unanimously approved an amendment to the Beardstown zoning ordinance intended to better define accessory uses and structures; the measure passed 7–0 on a roll-call vote with no recorded debate.
The Beardstown City Council approved an ordinance amending the city’s zoning ordinance to better define accessory uses and structures.
A motion by Alderperson Keith Schramm, seconded by Alderperson Shawn Taylor, passed by a 7–0 roll-call vote. The recorded yeas were Lisa Buhlig, Shawn Taylor, Keith Schramm, Allie Dawson, Davis, Ron Culves and Dawn Seward; Harbin was absent.
The item was presented as an ordinance amendment described in the meeting record as intended to “better define accessory uses and structures.” The transcript does not show further discussion, public testimony, or an ordinance number; the council adopted the change during the regular session.
The meeting minutes do not list implementation steps or an effective date beyond the adoption; any administrative or permitting guidance expected to follow the ordinance was not specified at this meeting.
