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Enon council affirms denial of rezoning request in Case 24-02
Summary
The Village of Enon Council on May 7, 2024, voted to affirm the Planning Commission's denial of a rezoning request (Case #24-02) to change a property from single-family to multi-family, approving the motion 5–0 with one abstention; there were no public or council comments.
The Village of Enon Council on Tuesday voted to affirm the Planning Commission's denial of a rezoning request in Case #24-02, rejecting an application to rezone a property from single-family to multi-family.
Mayor Howard called the special session to order at 6:00 p.m. Administrator Kevin Siferd summarized the application and recited the procedural history of the Planning Commission decision, explaining the request was for a change from single-family zoning to multi-family zoning. The record shows no members of the public spoke during the hearing and no council members offered substantive comment.
Council member Rick Hanna moved to affirm the Planning Commission's denial; the motion was seconded by Leist. The council's roll-call vote recorded five votes in favor and one abstention: Leist — Yes; Sweet — Abstained; Beair — Yes; Whitacre — Yes; Avery — Yes; Hanna — Yes. The motion to affirm the denial was approved.
After the vote, Rick Hanna moved to adjourn, seconded by Whitacre; the meeting was adjourned at 6:06 p.m. The minutes show they were submitted by Fiscal Officer Robert Storm and approved by Rick Hanna, president of council, on May 14, 2024.
The hearing and vote closed the special session; no further actions or referrals were recorded in the transcript.
