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Onancock planning commission approves revised parking ordinance
Summary
The Town of Onancock Planning Commission voted 4-0 on April 1 to adopt a revised Article II on stopping, standing and parking after a second review and minor corrections; commissioners said typos will be fixed and the ordinance follows prior public hearings.
The Town of Onancock Planning Commission on April 1 approved a revised parking ordinance, adopting the updated Article II on stopping, standing and parking after a second review and minor corrections.
Commissioner Jake Dillon moved to approve the revised ordinance and Commissioner Carol Tunstall seconded; the motion passed with a recorded 4-0 vote. The commission had discussed the ordinance at a prior joint public hearing Feb. 26 and again at its March 1 meeting. Town staff said the current approval addresses a few typographical errors and clarifications identified during the review process.
The commission emphasized that as an advisory body it forwards recommendations to the Town Council, which retains final authority on ordinances. The commission did not specify a timeline for the council’s consideration. No additional amendments were adopted at the meeting.
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