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Pine Ridge council unanimously adopts sign, short‑term rental and UDO updates
Summary
On Feb. 10 the Pine Ridge Town Council approved second readings of three ordinances—2025-14 (signs), 2025-15 (short-term rentals) and 2025-20 (Unified Development Ordinance updates)—each passed unanimously. The changes cover sign standards, short‑term rental licensing and a consolidation of development rules.
The Pine Ridge Town Council voted unanimously Feb. 10 to adopt three ordinances on second reading aimed at regulating signs, short‑term rentals and updating the town’s Unified Development Ordinance (UDO).
Mayor Daniel D. Davis described Ordinance 2025-14 as a measure to "safeguard life, public health, safety, property, and welfare" by regulating the type, number, placement, scale, size and height of signs across zoning districts and addressing illumination, maintenance and removal. Councilman Simms moved to approve the ordinance and Councilman Kyzer seconded; the motion passed unanimously.
Ordinance 2025-15 sets standards for short‑term rentals, including business licensing requirements, maximum occupancy rules, neighborhood notification procedures and property maintenance standards to "protect quality of life, neighborhood character, and water quality," the mayor said. Councilman Kyzer moved to approve the short‑term rental ordinance; Councilwoman Urbanek seconded, and the vote was unanimous.
Ordinance 2025-20 updates the town’s Unified Development Ordinance to consolidate zoning, subdivision, land-use and design rules into a single code intended to streamline local development regulations. Councilwoman Urbanek moved to adopt the UDO updates and Councilman Simms seconded; the motion passed unanimously.
The ordinances were presented as second readings following public hearings at the January meeting. No council dissent or public testimony opposing the measures was recorded at the Feb. 10 meeting.
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