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Commission reopens discussion of UDR amendment that removed acreage requirement for large animals
Summary
Commissioners discussed whether to revisit an earlier Unified Development Regulations amendment that eliminated an acreage requirement for keeping large animals in AR zoning; Zoning Administrator Gregg Webster said the commission previously recommended denial to the County Commission, which also denied the amendment, and he will consult the County Counselor on next steps.
The commission revisited public comments and whether to reconsider a Unified Development Regulations (UDR) amendment to AR zoning that removed an acreage requirement for keeping large animals.
The Chair raised the public comment that referenced the UDR amendment. Travis Ross asked whether the matter could be referred to the Board of Zoning Appeals for further consideration. Zoning Administrator Gregg Webster summarized the procedural history: the Planning Commission had recommended denial of the proposed amendment to the County Commission, and the County Commission did not override that recommendation (the amendment was denied). Webster said he would consult with County Counselor Bernard Irvine about next steps.
No formal action to reopen or rehear the amendment was recorded in the transcript; commissioners discussed procedural options and potential referral to other bodies for review.
