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Committee approves matching lot‑area clarification for NMU/MU districts
Summary
The committee voted to recommend a zoning text amendment that aligns Neighborhood Mixed Use (NMU) and MU district lot‑area rules with recent TR‑10 changes, including the twin‑home split language. The item was forwarded unanimously to the Common Council.
Committee members voted to forward a text amendment aligning minimum lot‑area definitions in the Neighborhood Mixed Use (NMU) and MU districts with changes proposed for TR‑10.
The city's administrator said the NMU amendment keeps the same clarifying language and the twin‑home split requirement, noting the goal is consistency across zoning codes. "This is administrator Randy again, and very similar to what was just proposed for the, the TR 10 and 2 unit homes in NMU," the administrator said during the presentation.
A motion to recommend the change was seconded and the clerk recorded unanimous affirmative votes. The recommendation will be considered by the Common Council.
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