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Planning Commission chair reports steady workload and zoning rewrite progress

Huber Heights City Council · May 5, 2026
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Summary

Planning Commission chair Terry Walton told council the commission reviewed seven detailed development plans, five minor changes, one major change, five replats, one lot split, two final plats and one text amendment over the past year; staff noted a zoning code rewrite is underway.

Terry Walton, chair of the Planning Commission, delivered the annual update to council, listing development activity over the last year and flagging work on a zoning code rewrite.

"We've had seven detailed development plans, five minor changes, one major change, five replats, one lot split, two final plats, one text amendment," Walton said and noted the commission is working with consultants on a zoning code rewrite. Council members thanked the commission and staff for their work and asked about year‑to‑year workload trends; planning staff said submissions have held fairly steady over the last four or five years but ebb and flow with construction cycles.

Next steps: staff will continue the code rewrite and return to council with a framework and policy ideas at the next work session; council expressed appreciation for the commission’s lengthy service.