Waverly asks planning commission to draft standalone R1/R2 'Good Neighbor' ordinance by March 23
Summary
Supervisor Millek directed the Planning Commission to explore a standalone Good Neighbor ordinance for R1 and R2 zones (properties under 2 acres) to clarify rules about garbage, trailers and vehicles. Attorney Chris M. said a standalone ordinance will strengthen enforcement and set a March 23 deadline.
Supervisor Toney Millek asked the Planning Commission to further explore a standalone Good Neighbor ordinance for R1 and R2 subdivisions, focusing on properties under 2 acres and clarifying rules about garbage, trailers and cars. Millek said a separate ordinance would make clear "do’s & don’ts" for residents and allow clearer enforcement.
Attorney Chris M. supported the approach, commenting that "this is a good idea" and that a standalone ordinance "is going to be best if anyone has to go to court as it is spelled out." The board set a March 23 deadline for related draft language or recommendations from the Planning Commission.
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