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Planning commission forms volunteer subcommittee to draft kennel ordinance

Clinton County Planning Commission · May 14, 2026
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Summary

The Planning Commission agreed to form a small working subcommittee (up to three members) to draft recommendations for a revised kennel ordinance and named Kim Wieber and Rebecca Batterbee as volunteers; staff warned the Open Meetings Act must be followed for committee work.

The commission discussed a kennel ordinance while noting the Board of Commissioners is drafting a separate animal control ordinance. Commissioners agreed a working subcommittee could help draft a recommended kennel ordinance and gather information from neighboring counties.

Lynn Wilson, Interim Zoning Director, cautioned that any working committee must comply with the Open Meetings Act. Commissioners agreed the subcommittee should be small (up to three members) and Kim Wieber and Rebecca Batterbee volunteered to serve. The commission did not take a binding vote to adopt a kennel ordinance at this meeting; the subcommittee will draft recommendations for future consideration.