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Sheffield council adopts agenda, cancels July 6 meeting and schedules August public hearing on rezoning
Summary
At the regular meeting the council adopted the agenda, voted to cancel the July 6, 2026 meeting and announced a public hearing (Aug. 3) on a Planning Commission recommendation to rezone 213 Sterling Boulevard to allow a two-family dwelling.
The Sheffield council opened its regular meeting with the Pledge of Allegiance and a prayer, then adopted the agenda as amended and approved cancelling the July 6, 2026 meeting by voice vote.
Councilors previewed items for the August meeting, including a public hearing (Aug. 3) on a Planning Commission recommendation to rezone 213 Sterling Boulevard (requested by Andrew Walker, 209 South Cave Street) from B-2 (general business) to RG (residential garden) to allow a two-family dwelling; the planning commission had voted unanimously to recommend the rezoning. Staff also listed consent items and administrative items that will appear on the agenda: participation in the state workers' compensation fund, an emergency networking contract for the fire department (first-year cost $9,995, then $7,995 annually), and an expense of $2,497.73 for a street‑department truck brake valve assembly.
Votes on the motions recorded in the transcript were taken by voice and passed (ayes). Several items were presented for future consideration and no additional formal ordinances were adopted during the session.
