Rewrite of nonconforming use regulations
Summary
This is the rulebook for 'grandfathered' land uses — things that were legal when built but don't match today's zoning. The rewrite clarifies how those uses can expand, rebuild after damage, and when they're considered abandoned. It heads to the Town Council next.
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Last discussed May 26, 2026.
Impact analysis
Property owners with grandfathered uses get clearer, fairer rules on expansion and rebuilding.
Non-conforming property owners hoping to expand beyond their existing building footprint.
Mentions & discussions (2)
Town Council Meeting
The adopted Ordinance 2026-199 clarifies rules for buildings and uses that predate current zoning: expansions limited to building interiors, clearer abandonment rules, and a longer 12-month window to rebuild after damage.
Planning and Zoning Commission Meeting
This is the rulebook for 'grandfathered' land uses — things that were legal when built but don't match today's zoning. The rewrite clarifies how those uses can expand, rebuild after damage, and when they're considered abandoned. It heads to the Town Council next.
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