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Planning/Zoning Members Push to Resume Frozen Code Codification; Chairman to Step Down
Summary
Planning/Zoning Board members urged the trustees to resume a General Code codification project frozen since 2020; Chairman John Nevin Jr provided 13 outstanding questions and submitted his resignation effective May 20, 2026.
Members of the Village of Jordan Planning/Zoning Board told trustees the General Code codification project—largely inactive since 2020—needs to move forward. Rob Meixner told the board he "came to discuss the General Code Codification project that was started years ago to see if we are ready to continue and move forward."
Planning/Zoning chair John Nevin Jr said there are 13 outstanding questions in General Code that require answers; he provided those questions to the trustees and submitted a written resignation as chairman effective May 20, 2026, the end of the 2025/2026 budget year. The board agreed to continue with the codification work and noted local laws passed since 2020 will require editorial review by General Code.
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