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Shelby planning commission reviews zoning diagnostic ahead of ordinance update
Summary
Planning commissioners discussed a memorandum outlining McKenna's process for a Zoning Ordinance Update, reviewing steps for analyzing the current ordinance; no action or vote on the diagnostic was recorded at the Jan. 20, 2026 meeting.
Members of the Village of Shelby Planning Commission discussed a memorandum regarding the Zoning Diagnostic that will inform the Zoning Ordinance Update. The minutes record that the document outlines McKenna’s process for analyzing the current zoning ordinance and the steps involved in the update; no formal motion or vote on the diagnostic was recorded during the meeting.
Why it matters: A zoning diagnostic typically frames the scope and priorities for a comprehensive ordinance update, identifying regulatory language that may be outdated and helping staff and consultants target outreach and code revisions.
What was said: Commissioners discussed the memorandum and McKenna’s described process. The minutes do not record substantive debate, amendments to the diagnostic, or a vote; the matter was placed on the record as part of commission administrative business.
What’s next: The zoning diagnostic will inform the Zoning Ordinance Update process; the minutes do not specify deadlines or required next steps for formal adoption.
