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Planning commission backs joint public hearing on residential parking changes
Summary
The commission reviewed a redline update to residential parking (Article 12) and voted to recommend the change to town council for a joint public hearing; the change applies to residential districts, not downtown.
The Onancock Planning Commission recommended that the town council hold a joint public hearing on proposed residential-parking code changes.
Speaker 1 gave a brief summary of the redline revision to Article 12, saying the proposal is specifically for residential parking and not the downtown parking code. Commissioners discussed the history of the item and whether additional revisions were required; one commissioner described the topic as a "dead horse" given prior cycles but moved forward to secure a recommendation for a joint public hearing. The commission voted in favor of recommending the change to council.
Under the proposal, the redline would affect parking rules applicable to residential districts; speaker 1 and commissioners noted the change is narrowly targeted and would require a joint public hearing at council before adoption.
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