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Third Lake planning commission reviews zoning ordinance draft, records technical edits
Summary
The Village of Third Lake planning commission reviewed a draft zoning ordinance and logged specific edits — including changing 'nine feet' to 'twelve feet' and removing language in the impervious-surface section — and will send the draft to the village attorney for formal review.
The Village of Third Lake Plan Commission/Zoning Board of Appeals reviewed a draft zoning ordinance dated Dec. 31, 2024, and recorded several specific textual edits that will be submitted to the village attorney for formal review. Chairman Jamie Reap opened the agenda item and the minutes record that the commission accepted the attorney's recommendation to omit Section 32-464 from the document.
Committee members logged numeric and wording changes across multiple sections of the draft. The minutes record a change to Section 32-241, paragraph 2.c.4 to "change 'nine feet' to 'twelve feet,'" an instruction to Section 32-2.b (Impervious Surface Area) to "remove everything after the word water," and an edit in Section 32-2.a to add the letter "M" so the term reads "Micro-distillery." The commission also noted replacing the word "front" with "street" in Section 32-308.d and relabeling Section 32-465 as 32-464 B to correct numbering.
Mayor Rodney Buckley told commissioners he would discuss the impervious-surface language change with the village attorney and "get his input," and that he would update the commissioners with the outcome. The minutes do not record further public debate or dissent about the individual edits.
The commission's actions at this meeting were procedural: the draft with the recorded changes will be forwarded to the village attorney for review before a public hearing is scheduled. The minutes identify no ordinance adoption or formal vote on policy content at this session.
