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Plan Commission recommends new stream buffer protections in zoning code
Summary
The commission voted unanimously to recommend adding Chapter 17.64 (Stream Buffer Protection) to the Zoning Code to create buffer zones and set development standards for streams within Columbia.
The City of Columbia Plan Commission recommended that the Zoning Code be amended to add Chapter 17.64, Stream Buffer Protection, creating stream buffer zones and establishing general provisions and development standards. Vice‑Chairperson Beth Kutterer‑Sanchez moved the recommendation and Commissioner Mike Macik seconded; the roll call vote was unanimous.
Land Use & Planning Coordinator John Brancaglione presented the staff report and commissioners discussed the proposed chapter before voting. The minutes record the roll call as: Ingold – yes; Kutterer‑Sanchez – yes; Murphy – yes; Trowbridge – yes; Wiese – yes; Macik – yes. The motion is recorded as carried 6‑0.
The transcript excerpt does not include the chapter text; the record shows the commission recommended approval as submitted.
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