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Commission weighs allowing tiny homes as part of Chapter 17 review
Summary
The Soda Springs Planning & Zoning Commission discussed whether to include standards for tiny homes in an upcoming update to Chapter 17 of the city code after the City Clerk said the City Council indicated support for allowing tiny homes.
The Soda Springs Planning & Zoning Commission on Feb. 10 discussed whether to address tiny homes as part of a broader update to Chapter 17 of the city code. City Clerk Melissa McDowell said she had heard from Councilman Mitch Hart that the City Council would be "supportive of allowing tiny homes."
Chairman Charles Fryar and Vice Chairman Lori Anne Lau encouraged a systematic review of Chapter 17 to determine what updates are needed to reflect current conditions and whether tiny homes should be included in that effort. The commission agreed to wait for any direction or approvals from the City Council before finalizing code changes.
The commission did not adopt new rules at the meeting; members discussed timing and the scope of code edits. Next steps: the commission will continue reviewing Chapter 17 language and coordinate with the City Council on whether and how to incorporate tiny-home standards.
