Planning and Zoning Overlay District

This initiative explores the implementation of overlay districts as a tool for the county to manage development density and design standards without requiring county wide rezoning.

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Introduced for discussion on February 13, 2024. Watch for the next recap.

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March 10, 2026

Discussed, no vote - EMS Presentation: Director of Emergency Services Will Glover presented a statistical update on county-wide call volumes and response times. Council members discussed the potential use of deployable off-road medical units to improve response times in rural areas. - Appointments to Boards: Council me…

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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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October 22, 2024

Public comment Three residents spoke during public comment: - Terry Davis and Melita Rabon: Addressed ongoing, severe flooding concerns in the Canterfield neighborhood and surrounding areas, citing issues with drainage planning and property management. - Corlyn Bunin: Criticized the county’s handling of FOIA requests a…

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October 8, 2024

Discussed, no vote - Planning and Zoning Staffing and Contracts: Councilman Jimmy Jones requested information on costs and staffing for Planning and Zoning, specifically regarding contract agencies like SafeBuilt. The Administrator noted that contract agencies serve as a temporary bridge to maintain operations while re…

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May 14, 2024

Discussed, no vote Council members and staff discussed the logistics of the First Steps Board appointment, confirming Jennifer Kelley's qualifications. Councilman Shoemake provided a status update on a motion to send a text amendment concerning housing density limitations (10% limit) to the Planning and Zoning Commissi…

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