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Beardstown council approves zoning changes to clarify accessory uses
Summary
The Beardstown City Council passed an ordinance July 22 amending the zoning ordinance to better define accessory uses and structures. The measure passed 7-0 on a motion by Keith Schramm and seconded by Shawn Taylor.
The Beardstown City Council approved an ordinance on July 22 that amends the city's zoning ordinance to better define accessory uses and structures. The motion, made by Alderperson Keith Schramm and seconded by Alderperson Shawn Taylor, passed 7-0 by roll call.
Council members voted in favor without recorded debate. The roll-call yeas were Lisa Buhlig, Shawn Taylor, Keith Schramm, Allie Dawson, Davis, Ron Culves and Dawn Seward; the meeting record notes one member absent.
The transcript identifies the amendment's stated purpose—clarifying accessory uses and structures—but does not include the ordinance number, the specific text changes, or any public testimony on the matter. The Council adopted the ordinance as presented during the regular meeting; no further hearings or referrals were recorded in the provided minutes.
