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Council sets Aug. 4 public hearing on rezoning, schedules nuisance adjudications for three properties
Summary
The council set an Aug. 4 public hearing on a rezoning request for 503 Highway 30 West that would allow duplex residential use and scheduled adjudication hearings for three properties with unresolved code violations.
The New Albany City Council set multiple hearings related to land use and code enforcement.
Derek, the building and zoning official, reported a rezoning request for 503 Highway 30 West to change zoning to allow residential duplexes (rezoning from SN8 to SN5 as transcribed). The council set a public hearing for Aug. 4 to consider the request.
Separately, the mayor asked staff to schedule adjudication hearings to address chronic nuisance and cleanup issues at 500 Clark Street, 118 Tate Drive and 706 Shady. Council approved setting those adjudication hearings for Aug. 4 so the city may proceed with clean‑up actions if property owners do not comply with citations.
The council approved both the rezoning hearing and the adjudication hearings by voice vote. Staff did not provide detailed timelines for enforcement beyond scheduling the hearings; further notices and documentation will follow.
