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Commission discusses comprehensive-plan zoning draft, tiny-home rules and countywide zoning timing
Summary
Commissioners discussed draft zoning chapters of the county'wide comprehensive plan, raised questions about tiny homes and manufactured housing, and asked staff for clarification on which areas will be zoned and the voting process for unzoned areas.
Commissioners discussed the county'wide comprehensive-plan and zoning draft released by the zoning board and raised questions about how zoning will be applied, whether votes will be taken only by une zoned areas, and whether tiny homes or manufactured housing will be addressed in the upcoming chapters.
One commissioner asked whether tiny homes would be covered by the draft; staff and other commissioners replied that the zoning chapters are still draft and in early steps of the process. Commissioners noted the zoning board published proposals (several chapters) and that a specific discussion of renewable-energy and related chapters is scheduled for the 26th. Several commissioners cautioned that zoning would likely be implemented in blocks and that infrastructure constraints (water, drainage, electricity) will affect potential development and commercial corridors along Highway 69.
The commission requested further information from staff on how votes would be conducted in unzoned areas and asked to receive clarifications before any final action on the comprehensive plan.
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