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Genola planning commission approves new Public Facilities Zone with uniform 15-foot setback
Summary
The commission approved a proposed Public Facilities Zone on June 4, adding a 15-foot setback on all sides and changing the term "lot" to "parcel" in the ordinance draft; the change covers uses such as wellhouses and parks and allows Town Council flexibility.
The Genola Planning Commission on June 4 approved a proposed Public Facilities Zone ordinance with an amendment establishing a uniform 15-foot setback on all sides and changing the word "lot" to "parcel" in the draft.
Commissioners said the zone would apply to uses such as wellhouses and parks. The commission included language allowing the Town Council to modify setbacks when appropriate. Commissioner Norm Beagley moved to approve the ordinance with the 15-foot setback amendment; Commissioner Nate Quist seconded and the motion passed unanimously among present commissioners.
What happens next: The approved ordinance language will be forwarded to the Town Council for review and potential adoption as part of the town's zoning code updates.
