Lynd council approves rezoning of Outlot A in Lyndwood Addition to commercial

The Lynd City Council voted unanimously July 16 to change the zoning of Outlot A in the Lyndwood Addition to commercial.

Mayor Justin Guggisberg opened a public hearing on the proposed rezoning at 5:30 p.m. and, after discussion, moved to close the hearing. Councilman David Reaves seconded the motion to close the hearing and all present voted in favor.

Later in the meeting, during legal-item review of Chapters 17–19 of the city zoning code, Mayor Guggisberg moved to change the zoning of Outlot A to commercial; Councilman Reaves seconded and the motion passed with all council members present voting yes. The council did not record any conditions or amendments to the change in the transcript.

The rezoning clears the way for commercial uses on Outlot A under the city’s zoning code as revised; the council did not specify a developer, proposed uses, or a timetable for subdivision or development in the public record during this meeting. The ordinance amendment to Chapters 17–19 was discussed as part of the legal review item but the transcript does not include an ordinance number or an effective date.

Next steps recorded in the meeting: there was no additional procedural action recorded (such as reading an ordinance number on the record or scheduling a second reading); city staff will carry forward implementation steps consistent with the council’s action and applicable notice requirements.