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Town lifts building moratorium; developers and RDA move toward next hearing on PID
Summary
Town officials voted to lift a recent building moratorium that had been put in place pending updates to planning and zoning; RDA and developer aim to finalize participation-agreement language and legal descriptions before the town's next hearing, scheduled for about a week from Wednesday.
Kent (speaker 4) told the RDA that the town voted last week to lift a building moratorium that had been imposed to allow updates to planning and zoning; he described that as a significant step that applies to any development in the town. “The town did vote to to lift the moratorium,” Kent said.
Participants agreed to produce a legal description for the full 80-acre boundary and to finalize amendment language for the participation agreement so the documents are accurate before the town's next meeting. The hearing was continued by the town and is expected to be held about a week from Wednesday, giving staff and the developer a short window to finalize materials.
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