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Council directs staff to review accessory-structure code after official flags restrictive language
Summary
After a building official flagged potentially restrictive language in the accessory-structure code, the council approved a motion directing staff to review and explore possible changes to the code.
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A staff member reported that the building official identified language in the city's accessory-structure code that may be unnecessarily restrictive. The council approved a motion directing city staff to review the code and explore potential changes.
"After the building official identified language that may be unnecessarily restrictive, council approved a motion directing city staff to review the code and explore potential changes that could better serve our community," the staff member said. The recap did not record which council member moved or seconded the motion, nor did it provide a vote tally.
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