Council sends small zoning-code amendments to Planning & Zoning Board after first reading
September 28, 2026 | Reynoldsburg, Franklin County, Ohio
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Director Meyer described proposed amendments to Chapter 11 of the planning and zoning code as incremental adjustments to the 2020 code — "little tweaks" to correct drafting issues and respond to use cases such as laundromats and signage. He asked council to approve the ordinance for first reading and then send it to the Planning & Zoning Board for more detailed review.
Committee members agreed the process is iterative and noted the packet contains a clean copy, a redline copy and a summary sheet. The committee moved the ordinance forward; the council will receive a planning‑board recommendation after later hearings before potential second readings and final vote.
Committee members agreed the process is iterative and noted the packet contains a clean copy, a redline copy and a summary sheet. The committee moved the ordinance forward; the council will receive a planning‑board recommendation after later hearings before potential second readings and final vote.
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