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Mayor Chamberlain recuses; council approves rezoning of Chamberlain parcel

Glendale Town Board · August 6, 2026
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Summary

Mayor Chamberlain recused himself from a vote on rezoning his family's 14-acre parcel; the council approved changing zoning from RA-10 to R-R to allow the lot split and potential building.

Mayor Chamberlain recused himself from the agenda item concerning a 14-acre parcel owned by Roger and Caroleen Chamberlain because of an acknowledged conflict of interest. The proposal sought a zone change from Residential Agriculture (RA-10) to Rural Residential (R-R) to permit splitting the property into two buildable lots.

Raleigh Franklin moved to approve the rezoning; Clint Porter seconded and the motion passed with an 'AYE' vote. Mayor Chamberlain stated a preference that the area remain single-family rather than short-term rentals, but he did not participate in the council vote because of his recusal.