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Council extends development moratorium for 30 days amid divided views on time frame
Summary
After debate about whether 30 days is enough time to address outstanding zoning and process issues, the council voted to extend the city's moratorium for another 30 days to allow staff and commissions to continue work.
Council considered item 25-020, a proposal to extend the city's zoning moratorium for another 30 days. Several council members expressed concerns that 30 days may not provide enough time to resolve process and traffic-study issues while others supported the extension as a way to continue work without immediately lifting the moratorium.
After discussion the council voted to extend the moratorium for 30 days. The mayor called for a motion and the extension passed by voice vote; council members asked staff to continue work on the outstanding items so the issue can be reconsidered at the next meeting.
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