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Task force flags zoning and property-classification issues for ordinance

Domestic Animal Task Force · January 29, 2025
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Summary

Members reviewed developmental overlay maps and recommended the ordinance distinguish between urban and rural areas or use lot-size thresholds to determine animal limits; they requested members return with classification proposals.

Vern Tuss presented printed maps of developmental districts and told members the maps are available on the county Planning Board page. Carl Hamming explained available overlays—commission districts, fire districts and development/zoning districts—and said the development district map acts as the county's effective zoning map.

Members said the draft ordinance appears to address residential areas but not rural or agricultural properties. Suggestions included using lot size to determine classification, explicitly defining urban and rural areas, and limiting the number of animals by property size. Task force members were asked to bring specific classification ideas to the next meeting.