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Commission reviews tiny-home definition, agrees to align school definition with state law
Summary
City Planner Alan Skinner presented a draft tiny-home definition and edits to residential and conditional-use zoning; commissioners will review before a public hearing. City Attorney Tom Smith said he will revise the city's definition of "school" to align with House Bill 93.
City Planner/Engineer Alan Skinner presented draft language for a tiny-home definition during the Planning & Zoning Commission's unfinished business on April 8, saying the city needs a definition in its code. The commission reviewed minor changes to residential and conditional-use language and agreed to review the draft for a future public hearing.
Commissioners also discussed concerns raised by House Bill 93 relating to the municipal definition of "school." City Attorney Tom Smith said he would revise the city's definition to align with the state's definition under the bill.
The minutes record no vote or final decision on the tiny-home language; the commission directed staff to prepare the item for public hearing at a future meeting.
