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Florence council approves zoning text amendments defining manufactured and mobile homes
Summary
The Florence City Council unanimously approved Ordinance 06‑2026, adopting Boone County zoning text amendments to define manufactured home types and identify the zoning districts in which they are allowed within the Boone County planning unit that includes Florence.
The Florence City Council approved Ordinance 06‑2026 in a 5‑0 roll call vote, adopting zoning text amendments to the Boone County regulations to define "manufactured home," "manufactured home qualified" and "mobile home" and to identify zoning districts where such uses are authorized within the Boone County planning unit covering Florence, Walton and Union.
The ordinance, read at the meeting, amends multiple sections of the Boone County zoning regulations (including proposed changes to Article 40 and Article 20, section 2001) and incorporates the technical design review committee's recommendations. The full text and exhibits were made available for inspection at the Florence city clerk's office at the Florence Government Center.
Mayor announced the result after roll call: the measure passed unanimously. Council members voting yes were Miss Chambers, Mr. W, Miss Whan, Mr. Snder and Miss Cable. City staff said the changes aim to provide clear regulatory definitions and designate where manufactured and mobile homes are permitted, a change officials said was needed to align local zoning language with current development practice.
The action takes effect as specified in the ordinance text; interested residents can review the ordinance and its exhibits at city hall during regular office hours.
