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Florence board adopts technical correction to zoning ordinance after public hearing
Summary
After a public hearing with no public comment, the Florence mayor and board adopted an ordinance making a technical wording change to Section 1402(E) of the city zoning ordinance clarifying that 'manufactured home and recreational vehicle sales and service' include 'a site built permanent building.'
Mayor Trey Gunn opened a public hearing June 16 on a proposed technical correction to Section 1402(E) of the City of Florence zoning ordinance. Community Development Director Joel Sims presented his written facts and findings; the minutes record that no members of the public spoke for or against the change and the hearing was closed.
Following the hearing, the board voted to incorporate the zoning administrator's recommendation into a motion and then adopted an ordinance to make the stated technical corrections. The minutes record the adoption vote as: Alderman John Banks—Aye; Alderman Brian Grantham—Aye; Alderman Mason Herrin—Aye; Alderman Kyle Martin—Aye; Alderman Brent Sistrunk—Aye. The ordinance clarifies the ordinance text to read that manufactured-home and recreational-vehicle sales and service "includes a site built permanent building." A copy of the ordinance and the zoning administrator's recommendation are attached to the official minutes (details of any line-item regulatory changes were not specified in the minutes).
