Council adopts TR‑10 zoning text changes clarifying two‑family definitions and minimum lot sizes
Summary
The Common Council read and adopted an ordinance amending TR‑10 zoning code to add a definition for two‑unit dwellings, replace references to two‑flat dwellings, and clarify minimum lot area and width requirements; the ordinance takes effect after publication.
The Monroe Common Council approved an ordinance to amend TR‑10 zoning provisions, adding a definition for two‑unit dwellings, repealing and recreating subsections that had referred to “two‑flat” dwellings, and clarifying minimum lot area and width requirements in the 1‑ and 2‑family residential district.
City staff read the ordinance on the record and moved for approval; the council voted by roll call to adopt the ordinance. The presenting staff member summarized the operative changes: adding definitions, replacing older terminology, and clarifying lot dimension standards. The ordinance language included that it would be in full force the day after passage and official publication.
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