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Building official reports steady permit activity; zoning update work continues
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Building Official Charles McAllister reported steady permit activity, no upcoming Board of Zoning Appeals cases, and that zoning regulation updates are focusing on building height measurement and setback rules; staff await files from Wyandotte County for consultants.
Building Official Charles McAllister gave the council an update on permits and the city's zoning regulation review on March 2.
McAllister told the council open permit activity remains steady, that he has two properties in early discussion with homeowners, and that no Board of Zoning Appeals cases are scheduled for March with none anticipated for April. He said the zoning regulation review team has held one progress meeting and is preparing an article to post on the city's website to inform the public; consultants remain awaiting files from Wyandotte County. The review's focus areas include building height measurement and setback regulations.
No council action was recorded beyond receiving the update; McAllister said he expects to provide more information next month as file transfers and consultant work proceed.
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