Troy council declines amendment, sends moratorium ordinance back for second reading after heated debate
Council debated Ordinance O29-2026, which would extend a 90-day moratorium on certain residential social service facility permits while ending a moratorium on gas station permits; an amendment seeking immediate changes failed and council moved the original ordinance to a second reading.
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Council members spent more than an hour debating Ordinance O29-2026 on July 5, a first-reading measure that would extend a 90-day moratorium on new applications for community oriented residential social service facilities (CORSSF) while terminating a separate moratorium on automobile fuel dispensing stations and service stations as the city finalizes a new Unified Development Code (UDC).
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