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Council approves Oak Valley map and zoning changes to medium‑density residential
Summary
The council adopted two ordinances changing Oak Valley properties from high‑density to medium‑density residential on second reading. Community Development Director Rick Zilsner presented the ordinance language and council approved both measures.
The Talent City Council voted to approve comprehensive plan and zoning map changes for properties in the Oak Valley subdivision, moving the designation from Residential High Density (RHD) to Residential Medium Density (RMD).
Community Development Director Rick Zilsner presented the ordinances for second reading and answered procedural questions. During the motion the councilor moving the ordinances read the key language on the record: “The comprehensive plan designation of properties located within the Oak Valley subdivision is shown on the map labeled as exhibit a… are hereby changed from residential high density, RHD, to residential medium density RMD.”
Councilors asked for clarification about exhibits and effective dates; staff noted both ordinances take effect in mid‑ to late September 2026 per the ordinance language. The council approved both readings by roll call.
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