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Richfield council lists moratorium on new multifamily zoning applications for review
Summary
Ordinance 19-2026, listed on the council's March 3 agenda and offered by all council, would impose a moratorium (not to exceed six months) on accepting or issuing zoning certificates that would allow properties to be used as 'multifamily' while the village reviews state and local laws and plans regulations; the agenda shows first reading only.
The Richfield Village Council placed Ordinance 19-2026 on its March 3 agenda, proposing a moratorium of up to six months on accepting applications for or issuing zoning certificates for uses that would allow properties to be classified as 'multifamily' under the village’s zoning code. The ordinance language on the agenda states the moratorium is intended to allow the village to review applicable state and local laws and to plan regulations relating to such uses; it is listed as a first reading and declares an emergency.
The printed agenda does not include a staff report, analysis, or recorded council debate; the transcript excerpt contains the agenda line only. Any final decision or vote on the moratorium is not recorded in the supplied transcript.
