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Thayne council approves rezoning for Paul Addition lots on second reading
Summary
On Sept. 1, 2021, the Thayne Town Council approved Ordinance 366 on second reading to rezone Lots 1–7 of the Paul Addition from C-2 (Heavy Commercial) to AR-2 (Agricultural Residential/Duplex) and granted a lot-sizing variance; the motion carried after no public comment was recorded.
The Thayne Town Council approved Ordinance 366 on second reading at a special meeting Sept. 1, 2021, rezoning Lots 1–7 of the Paul Addition from C-2 (Heavy Commercial) to AR-2 (Agricultural Residential/Duplex) and granting a lot-sizing variance.
The vote came after Mayor Devin Simpson asked if there were any questions or concerns; none were offered during the meeting, and council members moved and carried the motion to approve the ordinance. The council record lists a motion and the notation “Motion Carried.”
The ordinance changes the zoning designation to permit agricultural-residential uses and duplexes on the seven lots and includes the lot-sizing variance described in the second-reading notice. The council offered no additional findings or conditions on the record during the special meeting.
No public testimony on Ordinance 366 was recorded at the meeting. The council’s action was taken under the town’s regular ordinance process; no implementation timeline or effective date was stated at the meeting.
