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Staff seeks approval of Chapter 6 alcohol code changes and early UDO edits
Summary
Ruth West asked the board to review proposed Chapter 6 changes to align county alcohol rules with recent legislation (effective Jan. 1) and described additional Unified Development Ordinance edits (commercial poultry raising, foundation survey) to be refined and returned for approval.
Ruth West presented text amendments to Chapter 6 (alcohol) intended to align county code with recent legislative changes, including an update to hours of operation; she said staff asked commissioners to review the ordinance and approve the changes that evening, with an effective date of January 1. West said the packet included the full ordinance and that a few additional tweaks would be made before formal presentation.
West also explained that during the first six months after adopting the Unified Development Ordinance (UDO), staff identified items that needed adjustment. She said two topics—commercial raising of poultry and foundation survey language—require further revision and will be returned to the board after staff refines the language. Commissioners had no questions and staff said they would be available to follow up.
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