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Council updates code to name zoning administrator role
Summary
Council approved a clerical code amendment to appoint the city planner (and, as needed, planning staff) as zoning administrator because the city no longer maintains an on-site chief building official.
City Manager Goodwin explained a clerical change to city code (9-1D-1) to reflect organizational changes: the city no longer employs an on-site chief building official, so the city planner is designated as the zoning administrator and duties may be assigned by the city manager to other staff (for example, planning associate Sarah Sampson handles building plans and code enforcement duties).
Council moved and unanimously approved the ordinance to align the code with current staffing and assignment practices; Goodwin described the change as straightforward and clerical.
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