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Committee refers public-hearing rules for accessory uses to Land Use with October target
Summary
The committee referred proposed public-hearing procedures for substantial accessory uses to the Land Use Commission and set a target date of Oct. 31 so the item can be considered concurrently with a related referral.
The referrals committee voted May 26 to send a proposal concerning public hearings for substantial accessory uses to the Land Use Commission, asking that it be heard by Oct. 31 so it can align with a related referral.
Committee discussion focused on scheduling and coordination with the earlier open-space referral; one member noted that "by the end of the third quarter doesn't mean they have to do it at the end," clarifying flexibility in timing. The committee approved the Land Use referral with the recommendation that the commission aim to review the matter in October to synchronize deliberations.
No ordinance text or new hearing rules were adopted at the meeting; the item was referred for commission review and scheduling.
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