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Planning commission asks city attorney to review two resolutions over procedural concerns
Summary
At its June 2 meeting the Maxwell Planning and Zoning Commission voted to recommend that the city council have the city attorney review Resolution 2026-29 (Rock Creek Ridge 10' parcel) and Resolution 2026-25 (FEMA land) to ensure consistency with state code.
The Maxwell Planning and Zoning Commission voted on June 2, 2026 to recommend that the City Council ask the city attorney to review two pending resolutions — Resolution 2026-29, concerning a 10-foot parcel in Rock Creek Ridge, and Resolution 2026-25, concerning FEMA land — to ensure the city’s actions are consistent with state law. Chair Pat Meade made the motion and Commissioner Bryce Hubert seconded; the minutes record the motion passed with four ayes.
Commissioner Shelly Balke asked that the record reflect her view that rezoning the 10-foot Rock Creek Ridge parcel must follow the proper process. The minutes do not record further debate or a legal analysis; the motion directs the city attorney to review both resolutions for consistency with state code.
The minutes state that, following Safe Building approval, the Board of Adjustment will hold a public hearing on a separate item (a proposed dog-grooming business). The resolutions themselves and any council response or attorney guidance were not included in the Planning and Zoning Commission minutes.
