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Elkton sets Nov. 18 joint public hearing on code amendments and three rezoning requests

Town of Elkton Town Council · September 16, 2024
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Summary

Council accepted Planning Commission recommendations to hold a joint public hearing Nov. 18, 2024, to consider proposed amendments to Chapter 110 (flood hazard district, temporary portable storage containers and fences) and three rezoning requests affecting parcels in Riverside Park and the downtown marketplace area.

The Elkton Town Council accepted a Planning Commission recommendation to hold a joint public hearing with the commission on Nov. 18, 2024, at 6:00 p.m. to consider amendments to Chapter 110 of the Town Code and to consider three rezoning requests.

The proposed code amendments involve §110-615 Flood Hazard District, §110-717 Special Provisions for Temporary Portable Storage Containers and §110-710 Fences. The rezoning requests accepted for joint hearing are:

• Tax map #131-B3-A-6 (approx. 4.08 acres) on M. Street, Riverside Park — proposed from R-4 Residential District to C-1 Conservation District.

• Tax map #131-B1-5-B-5-1 (approx. 1.92 acres) on W. Spotswood Avenue, Downtown Marketplace — proposed from B-1 Downtown Business District to C-1 Conservation District.

• Tax map #131-B1-A-31 (approx. 1.38 acres) at 173 W. Spotswood Avenue — proposed from B-1 Downtown Business District to C-1 Conservation District.

Council member Louis Heidel moved to accept the Planning Commission recommendation; the motion carried 5-0. The public hearing will allow public testimony and ordinances would be drafted if council chooses to advance any amendments or rezoning after that hearing.