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Planning commission recommends R‑3 zoning text amendment to set setbacks and dimensional rules
Summary
The commission voted 5‑0 to recommend ZTA‑26‑22, a zoning text amendment that adds minimum setback and dimensional standards for the R‑3 residential district to address a gap that prevented variance processing.
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Staff introduced ZTA‑26‑22, a proposed zoning text amendment to add and clarify dimensional requirements (setbacks, yard rules) for the R‑3 district because the current code lacks minimum standards that would support a variance process. The presenter said the change is intended to provide consistent minimums (example figure discussed: 25 ft front setback in some cases) and to clarify requirements for central water and sewer where applicable.
Commissioners asked whether the amendment would affect density; staff confirmed it would not change density allowances, only add dimensional standards and clarify where central water/sewer is required. After discussion a commissioner moved a finding that the amendment is appropriate for public necessity and the commission recommended approval by a unanimous voice vote (5‑0).
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