Council adopts conditional-use tower ordinance, approves summary publication
Summary
Council passed ordinance 606.132 to require conditional-use review for towers across zoning districts and approved publishing a summary rather than full printing; council noted the new Section D requires applicants to demonstrate listed criteria to allow project-specific conditions.
The Harmony City Council voted to adopt ordinance number 606.132, making communications towers subject to conditional-use review across zoning districts.
A staff member summarized revisions, saying the new Section D requires applicants to demonstrate specified criteria so the city can vet projects and add appropriate conditions. A council member moved to adopt the ordinance; the motion carried by voice vote.
Council also voted to approve summary publication of the ordinance rather than reprinting the full ordinance in the newspaper to save printing costs. The council recorded the passage by voice vote and noted the summary would satisfy publication requirements.
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