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Commission adopts ordinance amending conditional-use language to clarify home occupations
Summary
On second reading the board adopted ordinance 2024-046 amending Title 4, Chapter 2, Section 3(B) to change the term 'small business' to 'home occupations/operations' to clarify conditional-use code language.
The Elko County Commission held the second reading and public hearing for ordinance 2024-046, a technical amendment to Title 4, Chapter 2, Section 3(B), replacing the phrase "small business" with "home occupations/operations" to clarify conditional-use language. A commissioner moved to adopt on second reading; the motion was seconded, there were no public comments on the item, and the board voted in favor.
Staff described the amendment as a language clean-up that will make zoning administration clearer going forward; the ordinance was adopted at the meeting, completing the second-reading requirement for formal adoption.
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