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Board approves $10,800 amendment for zoning map comparison with Berkley Group
Summary
Nelson County approved a $10,800.40 work-order amendment with the Berkley Group to compare the county's future land-use map to its current zoning map at a high level and to recommend ordinance text changes and areas for rezoning.
The Nelson County Board approved a work-order amendment with the Berkley Group to compare the county's future land-use map and current zoning map, identify high-level conflicts and recommend zoning-ordinance text amendments.
Planning staff told the board the amendment is a high-level map comparison (not parcel-by-parcel) intended to inform ordinance language, district intent statements and density and permitted use questions. Staff said conducting text updates first and then mapping will help avoid derailing the ordinance-adoption process and expected the mapping work to push some public hearings into the fall.
The total for the work-order amendment was presented as $10,800.40. A board member moved to approve resolution R2026-17 to authorize the amendment; the motion was seconded and passed by voice vote.
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