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Diamondville council approves first reading to remove mobile home parks from commercial zoning
Summary
On Feb. 2 the Diamondville Town Council unanimously advanced Ordinance 495 on first reading to remove mobile home parks as a conditionally permitted use in commercial zoning districts. The measure will return for additional readings and public consideration.
The Diamondville Town Council on Feb. 2 voted unanimously to advance Ordinance 495 on first reading, a proposed amendment that would remove mobile home parks as a conditionally permitted use within commercial zoning districts.
Councilmember Robert Sawaya moved the measure and Councilmember Nicole Petersen seconded; the motion carried with all voting aye. The ordinance was introduced during the New Business portion of the meeting and passed its first reading, meaning it will return to the council for further consideration under the town’s ordinance-adoption process.
The ordinance language is limited in the minutes to the change in permitted uses; no fiscal impact, implementation timetable, or text amendments beyond the zoning change were detailed in the meeting record. The council did not record public comment on this item during the meeting.
Next steps: the ordinance will proceed through the council’s subsequent readings and any statutorily required notice or public‑hearing steps before it could become law.
