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Duncan board advances ordinance move to ban portable storage units within village limits
Summary
The Planning & Zoning Committee recommended an ordinance to ban portable storage units; the board voted unanimously to move forward with drafting an ordinance after P&Z Chair Don Reves described the units as 'unsightly' and cited placements without permits.
The Village of Duncan Board of Trustees voted May 12 to proceed with drafting an ordinance that would ban portable storage units within village limits.
Planning & Zoning Chairman Don Reves told the board that the committee had been discussing the issue for several meetings and agreed the units are "unsightly and are already being placed on properties without Village permits or permission." He said the village engineering firm had suggested either limiting portable storage units to industrial districts or banning them entirely; the P&Z committee recommended an outright ban.
Chair Gary Schlesinger moved to advance the ordinance; Lance Denbo seconded. The motion carried unanimously. The meeting record does not include draft ordinance language or a timeline for introduction; P&Z will likely coordinate next steps with village staff.
