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Planning Commission briefs council on minimum lot size, pending ordinances and a resident's dog-park request

St. Stephen City Council · June 4, 2025
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Summary

Amanda Hawkins told the council the Planning Commission is awaiting a city-attorney opinion on minimum lot size, will forward draft cannabis and chicken ordinances for attorney review, and advised a resident who requested a dog park to consult with St. Joseph about liability handling.

Amanda Hawkins presented the Planning Commission's May 13 update: the commission is waiting for city-attorney Sue Dege to advise on minimum lot-size language. The commission discussed draft cannabis and chicken ordinances and intends to forward drafts to the city attorney for review before returning an ordinance recommendation to council.

A resident requested a dog park; Planning's guidance included consulting the city of St. Joseph about liability and policing. Planning also reported two permits issued so far in 2025 and two unresolved 2024 permits remaining; nuisance-ordinance work was tabled until the next meeting.