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King City Council introduces new ADU ordinance; schedules second reading
Summary
The City Council voted to waive first reading and introduce an ordinance replacing Chapter 17.47 of the municipal code to align accessory dwelling unit rules with state law; the second reading is scheduled for the next regular meeting.
King City — The City Council on June 9 voted to waive the first reading and introduce an ordinance that would repeal and replace Title 17, Chapter 17.47 of the King City Municipal Code with a new chapter regulating accessory dwelling units (ADUs) to conform with state law.
Community Development Director Liberto introduced the item while Mayor Mike LeBarre read the ordinance title into the record. The council opened the public hearing and, after receiving no public testimony, closed it and approved waiving the first reading with the second reading set for the council's next regular meeting.
The action means the council has formally moved the ordinance into the adoption process but has not adopted new rules. The minutes do not list specific ordinance text changes or any vote split; the motion to waive first reading and introduce the ordinance passed with Mayor LeBarre, Mayor Pro Tem Carlos DeLeon, Councilmembers Carlos Victoria and Oscar Avalos voting aye; Councilmember Rob Cullen was absent.
No public comments were recorded during the hearing. Community Development Director Liberto was noted as introducing the item; the minutes do not provide Liberto's first name. The minutes also do not specify changes from the existing code or effective dates; those details are expected to be included in the ordinance packet for the second reading.
Next steps: the council scheduled a second reading of the ordinance at its next regularly scheduled meeting, at which time council may adopt the ordinance, amend it or continue consideration.
