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Council approves cleanup amendment to subdivision code
Summary
Council approved a technical amendment to Chapter 28 of the town code to remove an outdated minimum lot-size requirement that conflicted with a 2022 R3 amendment; planning commission had recommended the change.
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Appomattox — The council approved an amendment to Chapter 28 of the town code to strike a minimum-lot-size provision that staff said conflicted with a 2022 change to the R3 district.
The Mayor (Chair) explained the revision as an ordinance cleanup after staff reviewed a recent subdivision application and found that the section still required larger lots than allowed under the R3 amendment approved in 2022. “It was just a matter of just striking it out of the ordinance and cleaning it up,” the Chair said.
Planning commission had held a public hearing the prior week and voted to send the cleanup to council for approval; council adopted the amendment by voice vote.
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