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Commission to push Town Hall on code changes, public hearing set for Sept. 16
Summary
The Planning Commission agreed to recommend a Town Hall in late August focused on several land-use topics and asked the Town Council to set a formal public hearing on proposed municipal code changes for Sept. 16, 2026; the motion carried 3–1 with Commissioner Pam Skinner opposed.
Chair Gary Weight told the commission that the Town Council asked the Planning Commission to review potential municipal code changes; commissioners discussed prioritizing frequently complained-about provisions, enforcement gaps and conditional use permits across zones. Vice Chair Byron Horner suggested "narrowing the Town Hall focus to 3–4 key topics, such as land use preferences across town zones," and the commission voted to recommend a late‑August Town Hall and a formal public hearing on Sept. 16, 2026. Commissioner Pam Skinner voted no on the motion.
The Town Hall is intended to gather community input before the commission drafts specific amendments; the Sept. 16 hearing will provide a formal public record for any proposed changes. Planning staff will coordinate topics and notices with the Town Council and the trails and fire-marshal contacts that were mentioned elsewhere in the meeting.
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