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Property owner asks council to allow 30-day hotel/campground stays and seeks multifamily conditional-use review
Summary
Tony Zappia asked the Shelby City Council to update ordinances to permit 30-day hotel and campground stays with option to extend and to consider conditional-use multifamily zoning for his parcels; the council asked the city attorney to draft changes and set a public hearing for Aug. 6, 2024.
Tony Zappia presented a request to the Shelby City Council on July 16 to change local ordinances so hotel and campground stays could be extended to 30 days, with an option to extend, and to allow conditional-use multifamily zoning on parcels he owns.
The Council asked City Attorney Clint Fichter to prepare ordinance language and scheduled a public hearing for the Aug. 6, 2024 meeting so the matter can be considered with public input and formal notice. No formal vote to change zoning or adopt language occurred at the July 16 meeting.
Council members did not specify the parcels by parcel number in the minutes, nor did they record proposed conditions or limits on the extended stays at this meeting; the attorney was directed to draft updates for future consideration.
Next steps: the Council will consider the attorney's draft at the Aug. 6 public hearing and may take final action after public comment and any required notices.
