Commissioners flag enforcement, water-district and occupancy limits as zoning changes considered
Members warned that loosening restrictions (multiple kitchens/multiple structures) raises enforcement challenges, water-district meter limits and potential lot-splitting issues; several commissioners urged simpler rules to avoid onerous case-by-case interpretation.
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Commissioners warned that removing limitations or broadly allowing multiple kitchens and multiple structures on a single parcel could create enforcement headaches and raise infrastructure issues. One commissioner noted that rural water districts can limit service and that adding dwellings or additional units may require separate benefit units or meters; staff confirmed some water districts require separate hookups for each dwelling.
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