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Court holds first reading of zoning text amendment affecting definitions, map process and procedures
Summary
On first reading, the fiscal court advanced Amendment #5 to Ordinance 269, a zoning text amendment that updates definitions, the zoning map amendment process, powers of adjustment, and procedures for nonlisted users. Second reading is scheduled for September.
Hardin County Fiscal Court held the first reading of Amendment #5 to Ordinance 269, a text amendment to the county zoning code that the chair said touches four sections including definitions, zoning map amendment procedures, powers of adjustment and rules for nonlisted users.
“This amendment addresses 4 sections of the ordinance, section 2-1, which is definitions, section 4-2, zoning map amendment process, section 5-3, which is powers of [board] of adjustment, and then finally, section 5-8 — procedures for now, for nonlisted users,” the chair said while presenting the item and noting the second reading will occur in September. The court moved, seconded, and held a roll call for the first reading vote.
There was no extended debate recorded at this meeting; the chair invited Adam King to answer questions at the pending second reading or earlier if needed.
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