Old business will be the business tonight during the Metro Council’s regular January meeting as they reconsider the R3A zoning category as well as a Brown-Forman rezoning request delayed from December’s meeting.
Metro Council member Tommy Brown died on Sunday at the age of 72. Funeral services will be held on Friday in Lynchburg.
Two zoning-related items on the Metro Council’s December agenda could pave the way for more overnight stays in Lynchburg. With five members absent, they delayed taking action on those items until January.
A school system copier contract, permission to transfer Moore County Schools funds for federal projects, and the 2022 Whiskey Odyssey Bike Tour will all be new business in the December Metro Council meeting.
On Monday, the Metro Council passed the first reading of the revised zoning ordinance placing guidelines on the construction of medium to high density housing in Moore County.
A new medium to high density zoning ordinance, a rezoning request from Brown-Forman, as well as a third reading of the ground mounted solar zoning regulations are all on the agenda for Monday’s Metro Council meeting.
Here’s what you need to know about the zoning amendment for ground mounted solar energy systems being voted on in Monday’s Metro Council meeting.
The Metro Council failed to pass the R3 Medium to High Density Zoning but Oakstone’s proposed tiny homeS will likely move forward in another form.
The Metro Council will meet in regular session on Monday, September 20 at 6:30 p.m. There will be a Public Hearing at 6:15 p.m. to hear public input either for or against the new R3 Residential Ordinance.
The Metro Council passed the first reading of the new R3 zoning on Monday by a margin of 11-3. It paves the way for the new tiny house community in Lynchburg.