Lyman adopts Ordinance 312 to align development code with 2025 plan
Summary
The Town of Lyman council adopted Ordinance 312 on April 14, 2026, updating the Lyman Municipal Code's development regulations to conform to the 2025 Comprehensive Plan periodic update. The measure passed unanimously.
Mayor Eddie Hills presided as the Town of Lyman council adopted Ordinance 312 on April 14, 2026, amending the development regulations of the Lyman Municipal Code to be consistent with the town's adopted 2025 Comprehensive Plan periodic update.
Council member Tammy Buchanan moved to adopt Ordinance 312; Council member Mike Swanson seconded the motion, and it "carried with all in favor," according to the meeting minutes. The public meeting held immediately before the action produced no public comments on the code updates.
The ordinance was presented as a technical alignment of local development regulations to the 2025 Comprehensive Plan; the minutes do not record any amendments, dissent, or a roll-call vote breakdown beyond the unanimous outcome. The council resumed regular business at 7:38 p.m. following the public meeting.
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