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Board adopts zoning changes limiting temporary use permits to private property
Summary
On second reading the board adopted Bill 106 (Ordinance 2025-6) revising temporary use permit provisions; the district attorney modified language so the permits apply only to property where requested by the board, and the ordinance passed 4-0-1.
The board considered Bill 106 (Ordinance 2025-6), a zoning ordinance that updates provisions for temporary use permits and repeals conflicting code. Miss Sullivan reported that the district attorney revised ordinance language so the temporary use permit provisions apply only to private property, consistent with the board's direction after introduction on July 17.
The clerk read the ordinance title on second reading and a supervisor moved to adopt Bill 106 on second reading. The motion passed with the vote recorded as 4 yes, 0 no and 1 absent. The adopted ordinance becomes part of the city's zoning code and staff noted the DA's clarifying change in language prior to adoption.
No public comment was recorded on the ordinance at the second reading. The adoption means the revised temporary use permit rules will be implemented according to the ordinance text and applicable administrative processes.
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