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Council reviews updated official zoning map; staff says update reflects prior council-approved rezones
Summary
Council discussed Ordinance 2026-21, a proposed adoption of an updated official zoning map to reflect rezones and annexations already approved by the council. Staff said the map change does not itself rezone or annex property; council asked for specifics and staff said they would display the map for detail; no vote is recorded in the provided transcript.
The Kamas City Council spent part of its July 14 meeting reviewing a proposal to adopt an updated official zoning map (listed as Ordinance 2026-21).
Jill, the staff presenter, told the council the update is intended only to adopt an updated map that reflects rezones and annexations the council previously approved. “This is not creating any new zones this is not rezoning anything or annexing anything,” she said, adding the Planning Commission had reviewed the map and forwarded a positive recommendation.
A council member asked for specifics about what changes had been made to the map and where to find the details. Jill said she would display the map and explained the standard process: the Planning Commission held a public hearing and forwarded its recommendation to the council, and the proposed amendment before the council would adopt the updated map as an administrative alignment with prior council decisions.
The transcript ends with staff preparing to show the map; no final vote on Ordinance 2026-21 is recorded in the provided excerpt.
Next steps recorded in the provided transcript: staff to display the map and answer council questions; a final vote, if taken, was not included in the supplied transcript.
