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Commission reviews two-step plan to overhaul Burley zoning code, introduce 'MX' mixed-use districts
Summary
Staff proposed a two-step approach to a comprehensive zoning-code update: first create new, more specific zoning districts without rezoning existing properties; then later consider implementation and targeted rezones. The plan includes renaming existing districts to a set of 'MX' mixed-use zones and drafting definitions for impact levels.
McArthur outlined a two-step approach to updating Burley’s zoning code: first revise the code by creating new, more specific zoning districts, and later address rezoning implementation and assignment of properties.
The commission discussed renaming current district labels (for example, R-1 and C-1) into Mixed-Use zones such as MX1 and MX2 to reflect prevailing mixed uses and to avoid removing existing property rights. McArthur said the new zones would initially have no properties assigned and could be phased in over decades; he will continue work on a color-coding system and send an Excel version to commissioners for review prior to the planned July meeting.
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