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Airport Overlay District Ordinance
This ordinance establishes safety zones, land use standards, and height restrictions around Woodward Airfield. It aims to improve safety and management while providing new protections for existing residential properties.
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Third reading passed 4-2 on February 25, 2025. Watch for the next recap.
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August 26, 2025
Public comment Linda Franklin Moore spoke regarding Planning and Zoning, commending the commission's chairman for his work on the airport overlay district and the comprehensive land use plan.
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Find it in the full transcript »February 25, 2025
Votes at a glance - Airport Overlay District Ordinance (3rd Reading): PASSED 4-2 (R. Brazell and J. Jones voted NO). This ordinance establishes safety zones and land use standards around the airport. - Project Creed Fee-in-Lieu of Ad Valorem Taxes (FILOT) Ordinance (3rd Reading): PASSED 4-1 (D. Catoe voted NO). This in…
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Find it in the full transcript »February 11, 2025
The headline Airport Overlay District amendments pass second reading. The Council approved the Second Reading of the Airport Overlay District (AOD) ordinance following extensive amendments intended to protect property rights, particularly for historic equine and agricultural uses near Woodward Field. The council also a…
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Find it in the full transcript »January 28, 2025
The headline Council gave First Reading approval to a significantly amended Airport Overlay District (AOD) ordinance following extensive public feedback. These revisions aim to clarify agricultural protections for the local equestrian community while still establishing land use safeguards necessary for airport operatio…
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Find it in the full transcript »January 14, 2025
Discussed, no vote Council discussed the Airport Overlay District (AOD) regulations, confirming that the initial public hearing and first reading were removed from the agenda to allow for further revisions based on community feedback. Multiple council members addressed the concerns of equine property owners, emphasizin…
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Find it in the full transcript »December 10, 2024
Discussed, no vote - Airport and Land Use: The council heard from multiple speakers regarding the proposed Airport Overlay District and its impact on the local equine industry. Council members emphasized that they seek a balanced plan that protects both the airport and traditional horse-related property uses. - Charita…
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Find it in the full transcript »August 13, 2024
The headline Council passed the third reading of a moratorium on new development and zoning map amendments within the Airport Overlay District, effective until January 9, 2025. This decision aims to protect Woodward Field from incompatible land uses while the county updates its zoning regulations.
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Find it in the full transcript »July 23, 2024
The headline Council members approved a six-month moratorium on new development and zoning map amendments within the Airport Overlay District to allow time for a comprehensive review of land use regulations. This temporary pause aims to protect Woodward Field from incompatible growth while staff and consultants revise …
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Find it in the full transcript »July 9, 2024
The headline Council approves moratorium on new development in Airport Overlay District. In a 5-1 vote, the Council approved the first reading of an ordinance to implement a six-month moratorium on new development submissions and zoning map amendments within the Airport Overlay District. The measure is designed to allo…
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Find it in the full transcript »June 25, 2024
Discussed, no vote - Solar Energy Farms: Council members discussed concerns regarding the rapid expansion of solar energy projects, specifically in District 6, and the need for improved community notification processes. - Airport Moratorium: Following executive session, Council moved to initiate a six-month moratorium …
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