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Commission to align ADU and sign rules with state definitions and clean up conflicted sign language
Summary
Commission agreed to update accessory dwelling unit (ADU) definitions to match the state, adopt an 8‑square‑foot sign standard for home occupations, and defer some campground site-size rules until a later meeting.
The Planning Commission identified inconsistencies between the sign provisions and the Article 7 ADU language during its Sept. 9 review. Commissioners directed that the ADU definition in Section 7.1 be updated to align with the state's definition and that sign rules be made consistent across sections.
Specifically, the commission agreed to use an 8‑square‑foot maximum for home‑occupation signs as indicated in the sign table and to amend Article 7 to match that limit. For campgrounds (Section 7.2) the commission accepted state WWPWS rules to control 4+ site campgrounds but deferred discussion of requirements for 1–3 site campgrounds to the next meeting.
