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Alto planning commission backs ordinance limiting residential structures per lot, creating special-use permit for multi-unit buildings
Summary
At a public hearing April 27, the City of Alto’s council acting as the Planning and Zoning Commission recommended adoption of Ordinance No. 0427-26-2, which would limit the number of residential structures per lot and create a special-use permit process for multi-unit residential structures; the commission’s motion passed.
The City of Alto’s Planning and Zoning Commission reviewed a proposed ordinance on April 27 that would regulate residential density by limiting the number of residential structures per lot and create a special-use permit for multi-unit residential structures. The proposed ordinance is identified in the minutes as Ordinance No. 0427-26-2 and was the subject of a public hearing that opened at 6:04 p.m.
The minutes record that Councilman Luke Johnson moved to recommend adoption of Ordinance No. 0427-26-2 and that Councilwoman Debra Grimes seconded; the motion passed. The minutes do not record any public commenters or the specific numeric limits on structures per lot, nor do they list a vote tally or the precise criteria for the special-use permit. The Planning & Zoning Commission’s recommendation will be forwarded to the City Council for consideration and any subsequent formal adoption or modification.
