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Lyman council adopts Ordinance 312 to update development regulations
Summary
The Town of Lyman on April 14 adopted Ordinance 312 to amend development regulations in the municipal code, aligning local rules with the town's 2025 Comprehensive Plan periodic update. The adoption passed unanimously after brief public hearing with no public comment.
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The Town of Lyman council adopted Ordinance 312 on April 14, 2026, changing the town's development regulations to be consistent with the adopted 2025 Comprehensive Plan periodic update. Tammy Buchanan moved to adopt the ordinance and Mike Swanson seconded; the motion carried with all in favor.
The action followed a public meeting held at 7:30 p.m. to review proposed changes to the Lyman Municipal Code and the Lyman Critical Areas Ordinance. Alexis Cameron and James Jonasson were present for the public hearing; according to the minutes "there was no comment from the public," and the public meeting closed at 7:37 p.m. Mayor Eddie Hills then resumed the regular council meeting and the council voted to adopt Ordinance 312.
The ordinance adoption updates local development standards to align with the town's comprehensive-plan changes from 2025. The minutes do not specify ordinance text details or an effective date; anyone seeking the ordinance language or effective date should consult the town clerk's office or the municipal code as updated.
