The proposed ordinance will now be considered at the Board of Supervisors’ hearing on May 16.
The proposed ordinance would change the Park and Recreation Zoning District to an overlay classification and change the underlying zoning of these 24 properties as outlined in the proposed ordinance.
At a meeting on January 16, the Board of Supervisors approved a resolution detailing why the present Park and Recreation classification was invalid and describing how the Board proposes to cure the invalidity.
The Supervisors took the action to protect properties zoned Park and Recreation from potential over-development.
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