Council hears first reading on airport zoning setback reduction
At its May 26 meeting, Enumclaw staff presented ordinance 28-37, proposing to reduce minimum side-yard setbacks in the airport zoning district from 20 to 10 feet and to limit building height to 18 feet where the district abuts residential areas; planning commission recommended approval and council gave first reading.
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The Enumclaw City Council opened a public hearing May 26 and heard the first reading of ordinance 28-37, which would amend the municipal code to reduce the airport zoning district’s minimum side-yard setback from 20 feet to 10 feet and allow a maximum structure height of 18 feet where the district abuts residential zoning.
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