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Eagle Township adopts amendment to Interim Zoning Ordinance as part of ongoing review

Eagle Township Board · February 17, 2026
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Summary

The board adopted Resolution 02-17-2026-05 to amend the Interim Zoning Ordinance; the Planning Commission is completing a section-by-section redline review and will continue work on IZO updates.

Eagle Township adopted an ordinance amendment to its Interim Zoning Ordinance on Feb. 17, voting unanimously to approve Resolution 02-17-2026-05. Clerk Laurie Briggs-Dudley made the motion, supported by Treasurer Chelsea Hoppes; roll-call votes recorded all members present in favor.

Trustee Rob Currie reported the Planning Commission is finishing a section-by-section review of the IZO and will assemble a redline version for review. The minutes note McKenna proposed fees to allow pre-application meetings with applicants, which the Planning Commission and board will consider as part of the zoning updates.

The minutes do not include the full text of the ordinance amendment or details of each change; they record adoption of the resolution “as presented.” Board members also discussed which items should be referred to the board for final approval versus handled solely by the Planning Commission; Trustees Currie and Michelle Hoppes will propose a process to clarify that division of responsibility.

Next steps recorded: the Planning Commission will complete its redline assembly and continue study of IZO changes, including consideration of fee proposals and data-center uses.