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Barry County commissioners unanimously adopt resolution opposing state preemption in proposed Housing Readiness Act
Summary
The Barry County Board of Commissioners voted 8-0 on June 23 to adopt Resolution #26-18 opposing state preemption of local zoning authority as presented in the proposed Housing Readiness Act.
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The Barry County Board of Commissioners voted unanimously June 23 to adopt Resolution #26-18 opposing state preemption of local zoning authority through the proposed Housing Readiness Act.
The resolution, described in the meeting minutes as "Opposing State Preemption of Local Zoning Authority through the Proposed Housing Readiness Act," passed with the recorded ayes of Commissioners Marsha Bassett, Mike Callton, Bruce Campbell, David Hatfield, Catherine Getty, David Jackson, Jon Smelker and Bob Teunessen and no nays. The minutes do not identify who moved or seconded the motion; the motion is recorded as carried.
The minutes do not specify the resolution text beyond its title or list next steps for filing or distribution. No public comment on the resolution was recorded in the minutes. The board’s action was taken as part of the day’s regular agenda and is entered in the official minutes as Resolution #26-18.
The board did not record additional debate or amendments to the resolution in the minutes. The action stands as a formal expression of the board’s opposition to state-level preemption as framed by the proposed Housing Readiness Act.
