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Commissioners agree zoning ordinance should reference multiple town maps, not just interactive map
Summary
Bluff P&Z discussed whether the interactive map should be the official zoning map and decided the ordinance must reference multiple maps (town boundary plus East and West detail maps); the interactive map should align with the code but is not yet official.
Commissioners reviewed the draft zoning code language and focused on the line referring to the "adoption of the official zoning map." They debated whether the town’s interactive online map should be explicitly referenced in the ordinance and concluded the code should reference multiple maps—specifically the town boundary map and separate East and West detail maps—to preserve both broad jurisdictional boundaries and finer public-facing detail.
The commission noted the interactive map is not yet the official map but should be aligned to the zone code when finalized. Commissioners asked staff to ensure ordinance language can accommodate multiple map products while clarifying which map(s) will have legal standing once adopted.
